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By: Daniel Hawk TULSA, Okla. - When the college softball season was called off last March, University of Tulsa pitcher Kassidy Scott thought her career was over. Her journey to continue playing a game she had played ever since she could walk did not come easy. "Taking every single day as if it’s my last because just like last year, you truly don't know when it is," said Scott. It's a sentiment the senior pitcher carries every day when she steps foot inside the circle. Scott played two seasons at Texas Tech before joining the Hurricane. While playing in Lubbock for the Red Raiders, she ...

Feb 13, 2021 The Hillsboro Indians secured their 13th consecutive win Friday night by defeating the East Clinton Astros by the final score of 68-54.  It was a fairly dominant second quarter (HHS 23 ECHS 12) that keyed the victory. It was also the Indians three point shooting that was the difference in the period (turning a one point deficit into a halftime lead of twelve). And, from that juncture, HHS never looked back.  Ryan Scott, who hit a pair of 3's in the second frame, led Hillsboro with a team high 25 points (Brad Miller added 12). For Scott's offensive effort, he was named the ...

“I spoke to a few others who have experience in the record label business,” Scott says, “and made the decision that I would create a platform for these musicians.” So far, Scott has signed two artists to the label: Juno Uno, whom she describes as a “captivating character that creates dreamy synth-pop sounds combined with classic singer-songwriter elements,” and the store’s manager, Bayleigh Cheek, “a quiet storm of a human that mixes haunting vocals with raw and bold instrumentation.” Independent record labels, despite what streaming habits would suggest, are still a sound e...

Hundreds of healthcare workers file through College Hill rec center for COVID-19 vaccinations Share Updated: 6:56 PM EST Jan 9, 2021 Share Updated: 6:56 PM EST Jan 9, 2021 Hide Transcript Show Transcript HOSPITALIZATIONS. THE CINCINNATI HEALTH DEPARTMENT WANTED TO MAKE SURE PRIORITY GROUPS HAD ACCESS TO THE CORONAVIRUS VACCINE. MOLLIE: WLWT NEWS 5’S RICHARD CHILES SPOKE WITH HEALTH CARE WORKERS GETTING THEIR FIRST MODERNA SHOT AT A POP UP CLINIC. >> THIS IS OUR ONE SHOT TO DO THIS, TO BEAT THIS VIRUS. RICHARD: HUNDREDS OF MEDICAL PROFESSIONALS AND HEALTH CARE WO...