At their February meeting, the Lynchburg-Clay School Board hired current High School Principal/Assistant Superintendent Jacob Zink as the Superintendent for the 2026-2027 school year.  Mr. Zink joined the Lynchburg-Clay family as High School Principal for the 2024-2025 school year. He currently…

The past two games for the Whiteoak Wildcats have seen them win on senior night against the Felicity-Franklin Cardinals on Tuesday, and seen them fall in a close battle on Wednesday versus the Piketon Redstreaks, as both games were played at Whiteoak High School.  In Tuesday’s game for the…

GREENFIELD — The McClain Lady Tigers put together a complete game both offensively and defensively to open up Division IV SE District Tournament play Thursday night in Greenfield, and defeated Waverly, 55-41 in the district quarterfinal round.  McClain will now advance to the second round and face…

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Dave Taylor (OH-02) announced that Clermont County Sheriff Chris Stratton will join him as his guest at President Trump’s State of the Union Address. The address will occur on Tuesday, Feb. 24 at 9 p.m. Eastern Time. “Few things are more important than keeping our…

By Grace Allen Hillsboro FFA Chapter  On Feb. 5, seven of our FFA members attended the Speak to Lead contest hosted by the Wilmington Ag Ed Society at Wilmington College.  This contest gives students the chance to develop their public speaking and communication skills. Abriann Anderson, Lily…

HILLSBORO — The No. 4 seeded Hillsboro Lady Indians are moving on in the Division IV SE District Tournament by gaining a quarterfinal win against the No. 5 seeded Vincent Warren Lady Warriors by a 56-44 score at Hillsboro High School.  The Thursday night win gives Hillsboro  — the co-champion of…

Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades heard brief reports on local early intervention efforts and on cybersecurity during their Wednesday, Feb. 18 meeting.  Highland County Board of DD Superintendent Larry Gray and Highland County Job and Family Services…

By Alton Wallace The Center Square Japanese companies will finance investments valued at $36 billion in energy and minerals projects in Ohio, Texas and Georgia as part of a trade agreement that will cut U.S. tariffs on Japanese imports to 15%, according to the Trump administration. The…