Coming off state title number eight, Chip Otten and the Coldwater Cavaliers go about their business in typical understated fashion. Competition for spots is the word of the day, and a respect for history is their compass.
As the fall sports season approaches it's not painfully clear that both the Reds and the Bengals are faced with one serious issue of attracting fans to downtown Cincinnati. If you go...you might not get home.
Three wins shy of 2,000 entering Wednesday's racing card at the Urbana fair, New Carlisle native Russell Swartz's story of the horseman next door with the horse of a lifetime is a hard one to beat.
After a year's absence from being a daily contributor to Press Pros, Bruce Hooley returns to add to his list of media accomplishments - Buckeye beat reporter for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, beat reporter for the Miami Dolphins, ESPN on-air personality...and now, cancer survivor.
Whether it's genes, or jeans, the focus on the evils of competition and winning grows louder with each passing season. And it boils down to one defining issue. It's easier to sit and criticize than it is to work.
