Here's your local news at a glance for Saturday, the 22nd of August.
Good morning, Lancaster.
Fairfield County Health officials detected West Nile virus in a mosquito pool from Lancaster on Aug.
21. They urge residents to reduce exposure by using EPA-approved insect repellent, wearing long-sleeved clothing, and removing standing water from their homes.
Lancaster residents can shop for home safety essentials now as fall storms approach.
Available items include video doorbells, smart locks and emergency kits for added protection during colder weather.
Lancaster led 9-0 at halftime but lost 20-15 to Hilliard Darby on Friday at Fulton Field.
Lancaster’s offense faltered in the second half while the Panthers — running 59 plays compared to 41 — took control for a nonconference win.
High school football season began Aug.
21 as Berne Union beat River Valley 40-6 and Fisher Catholic won 28-19 over Belpre & other area teams, including Lancaster, played tight games in their nonconference openers.
New Lexington forced four turnovers to score three touchdowns and clinched a 33-14 win over Fairfield Union Friday night at Fairfield Union Stadium.
Coach Kevin Board praised his team's resilience (replacing key players) as they began the season strong.
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