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  • Jerry Haag Motors donates to HPD K9 unit

    Jerry Haag Motors in Hillsboro today donated $1,000 to the K9 unit for the Hillsboro Police Department.
  • Jerry Haag Motors donates to HPD K9 unit
    Jerry Haag Motors in Hillsboro today donated $1,000 to the K9 unit for the Hillsboro Police Department.
  • Quilters of Highland County donate to HDH Foundation
    The Quilters of Highland County donated the proceeds of their annual quilt raffle to the Highland District Hospital Foundation for the 4D Ultrasound campaign.
  • Quilters of Highland County donate to HDH Foundation
    The Quilters of Highland County donated the proceeds of their annual quilt raffle to the Highland District Hospital Foundation for the 4D Ultrasound campaign.
  • Leesburg Luminary winning essays
    Luminary Sunday is about helping other people in need. Luminary kit proceeds go to the Lions Club to help other people in other communities. 
  • Leesburg Luminary winning essays
    Luminary Sunday is about helping other people in need. Luminary kit proceeds go to the Lions Club to help other people in other communities. 
  • Portman statement in opposition to spending bill
    "These large ‘cromnibus’ bills are the wrong way to legislate and lead to last-minute, haphazard bills. Rather than implementing spending priorities through a 1,764-page ‘cromnibus’ bill that lawmakers have only had a few days to read – with no amendments allowed – Congress must get back to regular order, including passing individual appropriations bills based on a budget and with an open amendment process."
  • Portman statement in opposition to spending bill
    "These large ‘cromnibus’ bills are the wrong way to legislate and lead to last-minute, haphazard bills. Rather than implementing spending priorities through a 1,764-page ‘cromnibus’ bill that lawmakers have only had a few days to read – with no amendments allowed – Congress must get back to regular order, including passing individual appropriations bills based on a budget and with an open amendment process."
  • Local farmer Brad Williams discusses improved yields
    Highland County farmer Brad Williams learned everything he knows about farming from his grandfather. “Grandpa has been a great influence with everything,” Williams said. “He’s probably forgotten more than I’ll ever know about farming.”
  • Local farmer Brad Williams discusses improved yields
    Highland County farmer Brad Williams learned everything he knows about farming from his grandfather. “Grandpa has been a great influence with everything,” Williams said. “He’s probably forgotten more than I’ll ever know about farming.”
  • Local farmer Brad Williams discusses improved yields
    Highland County farmer Brad Williams learned everything he knows about farming from his grandfather. “Grandpa has been a great influence with everything,” Williams said. “He’s probably forgotten more than I’ll ever know about farming.”
  • City of Hillsboro charges HUBA $315 for 2014 Holiday Parade
    The city of Hillsboro this week sent an invoice to the Hillsboro Uptown Business Association for $315 for police services related to the 2014 HUBA Holiday Parade. In a Dec. 9 letter to HUBA, Hillsboro Police Chief Todd Whited said the billing was for traffic coverage during the parade.
  • City of Hillsboro charges HUBA $315 for 2014 Holiday Parade
    The city of Hillsboro this week sent an invoice to the Hillsboro Uptown Business Association for $315 for police services related to the 2014 HUBA Holiday Parade. In a Dec. 9 letter to HUBA, Hillsboro Police Chief Todd Whited said the billing was for traffic coverage during the parade.
  • Uecker supports Second Amendment rights in Senate Vote
    The bill advances several initiatives to modernize Ohio’s concealed carry laws by strengthening background checks and other accountability measures while also improving access to permits for law abiding Ohioans.
  • Uecker supports Second Amendment rights in Senate Vote
    The bill advances several initiatives to modernize Ohio’s concealed carry laws by strengthening background checks and other accountability measures while also improving access to permits for law abiding Ohioans.
  • Council members approve budget, fire contract extension
    Hillsboro City Council members approved the 2015 budget, renewed the city's contract with the Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District for an additional three years and heard from the mayor regarding a proposed "meth house" ordinance to consider in 2015 during their December meeting.
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