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Community loses a caring leader and longtime volunteer
Jake rode all the way from Bedford, West Virginia to watch the power boat races Saturday, July 20 at Rocky Fork Lake. (HCP photo by Rory Ryan.)
Jake rode all the way from Bedford, West Virginia to watch the power boat races Saturday, July 20 at Rocky Fork Lake. (HCP photo by Rory Ryan.)
Sunday, July 21, 2019 4:20 PM
Michael Bradford was always about helping others, mostly with very little fanfare. His pleasant demeanor and willingness to help others will be missed in Highland County – and beyond. I know we will miss working with Michael in his professional capacity as well as through his considerable community service efforts. He was a good man. Godspeed.
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  • Community loses a caring leader and longtime volunteer

    Sunday, July 21, 2019 4:20 PM
    Michael Bradford was always about helping others, mostly with very little fanfare. His pleasant demeanor and willingness to help others will be missed in Highland County – and beyond. I know we will miss working with Michael in his professional capacity as well as through his considerable community service efforts. He was a good man. Godspeed.
    1 comment(s)

  • Rosa-Palooza 2019 another success

    Tuesday, July 9, 2019 8:02 PM
    Happy birthday (again) to The Highland County Press office manager, and thanks, Kathleen and Chris. Rosa-Palooza 2019 was one to remember – from what I can remember. You did forget the German coleslaw, though.
    1 comment(s)

  • Thanks, ODOT: Fizzleville is lovely this time of year

    Monday, July 1, 2019 8:23 PM
    Unless Bentonville has formed a recent Anti-ODOT Sign Thief Society that I don’t know about, I am blaming ODOT for this ordeal.
    3 comment(s)

  • Remembering Dorothy Snyder; and the O&O nuclear option

    Saturday, June 29, 2019 4:20 PM
    Dorothy and Cooper were always very good to me as a relatively young and inexperienced newspaper reporter. We agreed on political issues more often than not, but that really didn’t matter. What did matter was the passion and love of community and country that personified Dorothy and Cooper. They both served the state of Ohio with honor and distinction.
    2 comment(s)

  • Is this the end for the Electoral College?

    Saturday, June 15, 2019 4:58 PM
    The passage of the 12th Amendment to the U.S. Constitution is generally accepted as June 15, 1804, thus making this weekend the 215th anniversary of the establishment of the Electoral College – as we know it today. It is becoming more and more likely that the Electoral College won’t be celebrating many more anniversaries.
    47 comment(s)
  • UPDATED: Hillsboro’s condemned properties, appraised values addressed

    UPDATED: Hillsboro’s condemned properties, appraised values addressed

    Monday, June 10, 2019 3:31 PM
    That’s more than half a million dollars of appraised value on just seven recently condemned properties in less than half of a city block. There are other condemned properties around town, too. On June 7, I asked the county auditor how this process might work with so many condemned properties.
    4 comment(s)

  • Food for thought at National Review

    Wednesday, June 5, 2019 10:04 AM
    One of the few times that William F. Buckley, Jr. wrote about Donald Trump, he said: “When he looks at a glass, he is mesmerized by its reflection. If Donald Trump were shaped a little differently, he would compete for Miss America.” According to NR’s Richard Brookhiser, WFB considered Trump a “demagogue and narcissist.”
    13 comment(s)

  • Do not lower voting age to 16

    Wednesday, May 29, 2019 6:04 AM
    “There is every reason to want teens, uninterested in voting or unprepared to vote, to perform an important civic duty by staying home rather than imposing their ignorance on the rest of us. And if you argue that many adult voters are similarly infantile and ignorant, I say: You’re right. Let’s not create any more.” – David Harsanyi
    11 comment(s)

  • Code enforcement in Hillsboro appears arbitrary and selective

    Saturday, May 25, 2019 6:33 PM
    After more than two weeks since an initial public records request submitted to the city of Hillsboro, the city has responded. Thank you. The fact that it took the city 15 days to find one and only one record remotely related to the records requests speaks volumes. The city did not produce more than one record of all building and/or property inspections conducted on any and all such buildings and/or properties owned, rented, leased or shared by any member of Hillsboro City Council or members of the city administration.
    6 comment(s)

  • What is the Hillsboro administration afraid of?

    Thursday, May 16, 2019 6:40 PM
    Given the city’s lack of acknowledgment of the May 8 records request, I doubt there will be a response to today’s request. In fact, unlike many of the recent building inspections and condemnations, I’m guessing there are no such records related to members of city council or the mayor’s administration. They are welcome to provide records to the contrary.
    8 comment(s)
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