Today's News

  The last time the Brookville Bees didn't lay claim to their district title was 1968.  It was a year of Woodstock, protests in the streets and the age of counterculture.

  All of this regular-season activity has been swell.  But, now the rubber meets the road, as ball meets hardwood in district playoff competition.

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By Congressman Robert Hurt

This past week, President Obama delivered his annual State of the Union address on the same day that marked the 1000th day since the United States Senate has last passed a budget. I was hopeful that the President would put forth serious solutions to address the debt and jobs crisis that has come from years of reckless spending. Instead, as we listened, we heard more plans for larger government, and more spending at a time when we can least afford it.