Brian McCauley

LOUISBURG – For the third year in a row, the Frontier League football championship came down to a week eight meeting between the Louisburg Wildcats and the Spring Hill Broncos.Spring Hill rallied from a six-point second half deficit to beat Louisburg at Wildcat Stadium, 14-13, winning the league crown.The Louisburg Wildcats were the defending league champions, defeating Spring Hill two years in a row for the title.Both teams scored touchdowns on their opening possessions of the game.

PAOLA – The Paola Panthers played a hard-nose game of football, coming up short against the Eudora Cardinals on senior night.It was a one-point game, 21-20, until five minutes to play when Paola turned the ball over twice, and Eudora capitalized with two touchdowns to post a 42-21 victory.Prior to kickoff, the Paola Panthers recognized seniors Lane Berry, Ryckert Cole, JJ Crawford, Samuel Dixon, Lucas Forrest, Karter Kauf, Jace Kerley, Jasper Logan, Xander Meinig, Chevez Neely, Evan Reitinger, Hank Robison, JD Troutman and Kayden Worthey.Paola quarterback Japser Logan had one of the finest games of his prep career, throwing the ball for 115 yards and three touchdowns.Running back JD Troutman made his return to the lineup from an injury and led the team in rushing.

MANHATTAN, Kan.

The Nov.

Miami County commissioners are working to inform the public about the benefits of the county’s quarter-cent sales tax for road and bridge improvements that is up for renewal in the Nov.

What an absolutely delightful day it is today for the end of October.It is warm…like 80 degrees warm.

Halloween is a time when we dress up in costumes and decorate with all things ghostly and spooky, but it is important to understand that the people of the past still influence the daily lives of individuals in all of Miami County’s communities.True, they may not be with us in a physical manner, but their daily hard work and sacrifices built the foundation that Miami County’s current citizens are constructing the framework of their daily lives.

PAOLA - Paola High School freshman Sawyer Blue gritted his teeth and slowly bent his elbows for one more strained push-up.Blue had already put on a show of endurance at the U.S.

INDIANAOLIS, Ind.

LOUISBURG – A fire heavily damaged two custom horse trailers near Louisburg on the afternoon of Oct.