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Time was running out in the fourth quarter and Fayetteville needed someone, somewhere, and somehow to make a play on defense to help the Bulldogs continue their comeback against Cabot.

So how does a team on the verge of elimination from the playoffs roar back in the second half to win the game?

A lot of teams would've folded under the pressure after falling behind 27-6 in a high school playoff game.

Fayetteville overwhelmed Rogers with its passing attack Friday, all in the first half.

Troopers said the man is in his 20s to 30s with brown curly hair. He was last seen wearing jeans, a flannel, and cowboy boots.

Lighthouse Guild is awarding 20 college scholarships of $8,000 each to students who are visually impaired and will be entering college and graduate school in the Fall.

View Comments The first students to ever receive bachelors degrees from Cincinnati State Technical and Community College will graduate this spring through the colleges land surveying program, officials said. Like other Ohio community colleges, Cincinnati State has awarded two-year associate degrees and certificates only since 1969. But in 2018, the Ohio Department of Higher Education announced two-year institutions could propose applied bachelors degree programs to the state chancellor. The pr...

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2020: full of ups, downs, and occasional standstills Image by Ryan Maxwell licensed under Creative Commons. 2020 didn’t go as expected. COVID-19 devastated lives, jobs, educations, businesses, plans, and dreams of every stripe. The failure of national leadership in the US to guide us during this profoundly destabilizing threat, and the societal wounds laid bare by moral demands for racial justice and a historic election year, have strained our capacity as people and organizations to chart our...