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The American Legion Post 97 in Cardington was full of Republican primary voters eager to listen to the candidates who will be on the ballot on March 19.

Strong defense and a few timely offensive runs led the Highland girls to a decisive 50-30 win over visiting Danville on Tuesday night.

Ted Logan of Logan Farms was named Outstanding No-Till Farmer of the Year for 2023 at the Ohio No-Till Conference held Dec. 6, 2023 in Plain City.

A fast start for the Cardington boys’ basketball team had Mount Gilead trying to catch up all throughout their Saturday night boys’ basketball contest.

Early in their Friday night home contest against Clear Fork, the Highland boys’ basketball team got back-to-back three-pointers by Owen Winkelfoos and Toby Rogers to lead their opponents 6-4 with 5:58 left in the opening period.

Highland was able to hold off a late comeback bid by Mount Gilead on Tuesday to earn a 48-45 non-conference girls’ basketball win.

Northmor’s bid to win the KMAC title in boys’ basketball received a big boost on Wednesday night when the Golden Knights were able to avenge their one loss to date in league play.

The Sentinel stopped in at Gilead Fitness (GF), 16 S. Main St. in Mount Gilead, for the first time in two years to ask about the county wellness grant approved by the Morrow County Board of Commissioners on Jan. 24.

After a freshman-sparked fourth-quarter run erased an 11-point deficit for Cardington and brought them within a 41-40 margin of visiting Mount Gilead on Tuesday, the Indians used poise and strong defense to pull out a 49-45 win over the Pirates.

Highland High School naval science instructor and retired Command Master Chief Aaron Shipley, along with Principal Chad Carpenter, presented the Legion of Valor Award Bronze Cross for Scholastic Achievement to Navy JROTC Cadet/Lieutenant Commander Brianna Tuggle, company commander of the SCOTS Navy JROTC Unit, during an awards ceremony at Highland High School.