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Samuel Chapman. (Photo courtesy of the Ross County Sheriff s Office) A Leesburg man was sentenced Monday after being found guilty of all four charges in an indictment that included one count of attempted murder, according to the Chillicothe Gazette.
As previously reported, Samuel Chapman, 41, of Leesburg was indicted by a Ross County grand jury May 8, 2020, where he was charged with one count of attempted murder, a felony of the first degree; one count of kidnapping, a felony of the first degree; one count of grand theft, a felony of the fourth degree; and one count of tampering with evidence, a felony of the third degree.
Fairfield Lions finish season as district runners-up; fall to Trimble
Reese Teeters leads Lions with 25 points Fairfield senior Connor Priest is pictured in the Lions district final game against Trimble, Saturday in Waverly. (HCP Photo/Stephen Forsha) The Fairfield Lions reached the Division IV District Finals Saturday, March 6 in a game played at Waverly s downtown arena. The Lions played strong against the Trimble Tomcats, but once the final buzzer sounded it was the end of the season for the Lions, falling by a 59-48 score.
Fairfield (10-12) won three games in their tournament run and held the lead against Trimble at the end of the first quarter as they scored 17 points, while the Tomcats scored 14 points. Even when halftime arrived, the Lions trailed by just three points at 30-27.
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Pictured are Hillsboro FFA members Riley Stratton, left, and Jenna Rhoades. (Submitted photo) On Wednesday, Feb. 22, two members from the Hillsboro FFA Chapter competed in the sub-districts public speaking career development event at Hillsboro High School. The members who competed in the contest were Riley Stratton and Jenna Rhoads.
Stratton competed in the Advanced Prepared portion of the contest. In the prepared category, the contestants pick an agricultural-related topic and write a speech, which they memorize and present to the judges. The speech is six to eight minutes long.
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Back-to-back champs: Crusaders win Emmanuel Baptist Classic 2 years running Hillsboro Christian Academyâs varsity boys team are pictured with the first-place trophy after winning the Emmanuel Baptist Classic. (HCP Photos/Colin Ryan) Senior Dakota Bosier lays the ball in for two points and puts the game on ice in the championship against Germantown Christian School. Lance Hainline drains a 3-pointer, adding to HCAâs lead against Liberty Bible Academy in round one of the tournament. Zair Bourne (14) fakes a shot and scores the basket as Germantownâs Kolton Johnson (5) blows past him.
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Governor DeWine announces 15 regional mass vaccination sites to open across Ohio; Chillicothe, Wilmington among sites selected (Photo courtesy of the Ohio Governor s Office) Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced Friday that 15 long-term mass vaccination clinics will open throughout Ohio to significantly expand regional access to COVID-19 vaccines.
The state-sponsored mass vaccination clinics will be located in Lima, Maumee, Dayton, Columbus, Akron, Youngstown, Cincinnati, Chillicothe, Marietta, Wilmington,and Zanesville. Four mobile mass vaccination clinics will also make rounds in the areas of northwestern and west-central Ohio (Ada), southeastern Ohio (Athens), north-central Ohio (Mansfield) and east-central Ohio (Steubenville).