Skip to main content
  • SSCC mulls rate hikes for fees, tuition

    An increase in tuition, student technology fees, or a combination of both, will be considered by the Southern State Community College Board of Trustees to offset a pending general fund deficit of approximately $900,000.
  • Lawmakers, Israel leaders tour Highland, Clinton area
    State and local elected officials, along with representatives from the "Israeli delegation" toured Clinton and Highland counties Wednesday, with a stop at a Highland area farm. Ohio Rep. Cliff Rosenberger, Majority Whip and Ohio Rep. John Adams, Highland County Commissioners Tom Horst and Jeremy Shaffer, along with other officials, showcased local businesses as trade opportunities for Israel representatives Zvi Herman and Daniel Kutner.
  • S.R. 32 in Adams County now open
    State Route 32 east in Adams County is now open following its closure earlier today due to an accident. 

The eastbound lanes of the route were closed at the intersection of County Road 198 (Portsmouth Road) early this morning following an accident involving a semi-tractor trailer.
  • Amelia man killed in Adams County crash
    The Ohio State Highway Patrol is currently investigating a two-vehicle fatal traffic crash.
  • S.R. 32 in Adams County closed
    State Route 32 East in Adams County has been closed near the 18.5-mile marker due to an accident.
  • Commission appoints three new Board of DD members
    The Highland County Board of Commissioners appointed Leo Kuhn, Cheryl Lyle and Donnie Barrera to the Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities during their Feb. 1 meeting.
  • West Main Urgent Care expands
    West Main Urgent Care, 231 W. Main Street, Hillsboro is celebrating an expansion which enables two practitioners to offer affordable timely medical care during times when most physicians offices are closed.
  • Ohio EPA to hold hearing on draft wastewater permit for DP&L facilities in Adams County
    Ohio EPA will hold a public hearing on Feb. 2 to accept comments about a draft permit issued to the Dayton Power and Light Company (DP&L) related to wastewater discharges from the J.M. Stuart electric power generating station, located at 745 U.S. Rt. 52 in Aberdeen, and the proposed Carter Hollow Landfill, located off Ginger Ridge Rd., in Sprigg Township. J.M. Stuart discharges cooling water and other wastewaters to Little Threemile Creek, Buzzard’s Roost Creek and the Ohio River.
  • Sen. Portman votes in support of STOCK Act
    Portman: “The American people should be assured that elected officials and their staff don’t profit from information acquired behind closed doors.”
  • Brigette Waggoner receives national sales award
    Brigette Waggoner, a top-producing real estate professional with, Real Living Classic Real Estate, was honored with a national award for exceptional real estate sales performance in 2011.
  • Randy Butler receives national sales award
    Randy Butler, a top-producing real estate professional with Real Living Classic Real Estate, was honored with a national award for exceptional real estate sales performance in
    2011.
  • SSCC board's finance committee to meet Feb. 1
    The finance committee of Southern State Community College Board of Trustees will meet 2 p.m., Wednesday, Feb. 1 in Room 166 of the college's Central Campus, 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro.
  • Ambulette company found to owe Medicaid more than $570,000 for undocumented service
    During a two year period, 2008 and 2009, American Care Medical Transportation, Inc. billed a total of $752,424.21 in Medicaid-paid charges to the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services. Of that amount, the audit found $532,270.55 to be improper.
  • HCSO reports large meth lab in Brush Creek Township
    Arrested and charged with one count of illegal assembly of chemicals, a felony of the third degree, was Jeffrey L. Garen, 43, of Brush Creek Township.
  • City administrators address Board of Realtors
    Board of Realtors President Robyn Coomer opened the meeting by discussing a number of legislative issues that will have an impact on the industry. Coomer also said she is excited about 2012 and the real estate market in southern Ohio. She specifically cited the new Wilmington Route 73 bypass and also said she is excited about Hillsboro's new mayor and administration.
  • City administrators address Board of Realtors
    Board of Realtors President Robyn Coomer opened the meeting by discussing a number of legislative issues that will have an impact on the industry. Coomer also said she is excited about 2012 and the real estate market in southern Ohio. She specifically cited the new Wilmington Route 73 bypass and also said she is excited about Hillsboro's new mayor and administration.
Subscribe to Headlines