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  • HHS senior awarded KFC scholarship

    Cody Mathews, a senior at Hillsboro High School, is the 2010-2011 recipient of the Annual KFC/Bagshaw Enterprises Southern State Community College scholarship. Cody has maintained a high GPA, and has been an active participant in multiple extracurricular activities.
  • Hillsboro Middle School Washington DC Trip
    One hundred and ten Hillsboro Middle School 8th graders traveled to Washington DC on April 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th.
  • Hillsboro Middle School Washington DC Trip
    One hundred and ten Hillsboro Middle School 8th graders traveled to Washington DC on April 6th, 7th, 8th, and 9th.
  • $1736.13 raised for Anna's Army at HMS Walk-A-Thon
    The annual Hillsboro Middle School Walk-A-Thon was held Thursday, May 20. Students from the sixth, seventh and eighth grade voted this year to donate funds raised to Anna's Army.
  • 'Good Apples' at St. Mary's
    Landen Juschka, Sevrin Florek, Emily Altman, and Megan Coffman were the May "Good Apples" picked this week at St. Mary Catholic School.
  • Stamp Out Hunger McClain art contest winners
    The following are the Greenfield Elementary and McClain High School winners of the art contest the United States Postal Service's Stamp Out Hunger food drive.
  • Ashley Wise graduates from Morehead State University
    Ashley A. Wise of Greenfield graduated cum laude from Morehead State University on May 8, earning a bachelor of science degree in nursing.
  • SSCC students raise money for cancer research
    Students in the medical assistant program at Southern State Community College raised more than $500 to donate to the “Susan G. Komen for a Cure” breast cancer research fund.
  • SSCC honors 2010 Patri-Tots graduating class
    The 2010 graduating class of Southern State Community College’s Patri-Tots Learning Center was honored May 21 with a celebration in the Edward K. Daniels Auditorium on the college’s Central Campus in Hillsboro.
  • Laurel Oaks announces students of the month
    Four Laurel Oaks students were honored at a luncheon this week as Students of the Month for April.  The students were chosen for their excellent work in classes, leadership, attendance, and the support they showed their programs, the Laurel Oaks campus, their home school, and their community.
  • Laurel Oaks announces students of the month
    Four Laurel Oaks students were honored at a luncheon this week as Students of the Month for April.  The students were chosen for their excellent work in classes, leadership, attendance, and the support they showed their programs, the Laurel Oaks campus, their home school, and their community.
  • Winners announced in Stamp Out Hunger art contest
    The United States Postal Service has announced winners of an art contest in area schools, as part of the Stamp Out Hunger food drive.
  • Lisa A. Kisling Memorial Scholarship Awards announced
    Outstanding youth are being recognized by the announcement of this year’s winners of the Lisa A. Kisling Memorial Scholarships.  These scholarships were established to assist youth who have been active in Highland County 4-H, FFA, or Farm Bureau.  Each winner will receive a $500 scholarship that will be awarded at the Junior Beef Show at this year’s Highland County Fair on Thursday, September 9.
  • HCA accepting new students
    Hillsboro Christian Academy is accepting open enrollment for the 2010-2011 school year, grades K-12.
  • Chatfield College announces Spring Dean's List
    The following Highland County residents, listed by community, have been named to the Spring 2010 Dean's List at Chatfield College.
  • 'Man Woman Flower' comes to SSCC June 2
    Each character sees the painting from their own perspective, whether they are Ben and Nancy, a struggling couple (played by Reid Lyle and Jessica Morris) or an angered evangelist (Benjamin Gullett). On the outside, looking in, a sensitive young artist (Paul Davis) sits at the edge of each scene, watching as the museum guests become humorous sketches themselves.
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