Indiana University East tennis players Kristi Henderson, Cheltsi Hinners and Justin Judd earned Daktronics-NAIA Scholar-Athlete recognition, the NAIA announced. In order to be nominated, a student-athlete must maintain a minimum grade point average of 3.5 on a 4.0 scale and must have achieved a junior academic status. A total of 213 tennis players across [...]
Courtesy of the Record Herald; Printed 5.19.13 WEST MILTON – The annual “Perennial Planting Day,” in honor of long-time Milton-Union school employee Linda McAlpin, will be from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday, May 25, at the Memory Garden (end of Hamilton Street/East entrance to athletic field). McAlpin died suddenly of brain cancer four [...]
The Relay For Life of Miami County may have happened May 3rd and 4th but teams are still raising money to help reach this year’s goal of $210,000 and to Fight Back Against Cancer. Help Celebrate the American Cancer Society’s 100th birthday with the purchase of a luminaria to show the world that we will finish [...]
Courtesy of the Record Herald; Printed 5.12.13 WEST MILTON - An armed robbery May 3 ended in a police chase and arrest for West Milton resident Joshua Watts. The robbery occurred at the Certified Station, 891 S. Miami St. According to West Milton Police, approximately $105 was stolen using a knife as the weapon, although [...]
The five-week writing and illustrating program at the Milton-Union Public Library finished off with an art show Saturday, May 4th. People who were able to attend enjoyed refreshments while looking at the youngsters’ creative endeavors. Three children received trophies for their masterpieces while other contestants took home honorable mention for their efforts. The three [...]
It’s almost the end of the school year and time to think about what to do with those hours of daylight. The staff of the MUPL has a remedy for the summer time blues. The 2013 Summer Reading Program (SRP) begins Friday, May 31st and goes through early August. This year the library will [...]
Climate improves more than any other state COLUMBUS–State Senator Bill Beagle (R–Tipp City) today hailed a new survey on state business climates by Chief Executive Magazine as further evidence that Ohio’s economy is back on track as a result of the pro-growth strategies created in the Statehouse over the past few years. Chief Executive Magazine annually [...]
By Brett Barnes As Kaci Finfrock climbed the ladder, took the scissors, and cut that piece of net that would remind her forever of Ashland’s 2013 NCAA Division II national championship, many thoughts flooded her mind. “Every time...
Defense overpowering in playoff victory #2 By Brett Barnes OHSAA playoff football is all about “survive and advance.” A win allows another game. A loss and the season ends.Last week, Milton-Union traveled to Westfall and...
Defense overpowering in victory By Brett Barnes It was a night billed as a battle of offensive powerhouses. Milton-Union High School, led by a kennel of running backs that run over, around, and through defenders against...
Seniors secure SWBL Share By Brett Barnes Milton-Union entered Friday evening’s contest with a lot to play for. A win would secure a share of the SWBL Buckeye Division title and a likely first round playoff...
-Upstart Greyhounds hold on 28-27 By Brett Barnes The Dixie Greyhound two-headed monster of #11 Luke Bowling and #24 Ryan Jordan struck again just 32 seconds after halftime with a two play 80-yard drive. Bowling ran...
