Under Columbus law, there might be no such thing as stealing a free publication - at least for now. But if some local publishers and a Columbus City Council member have their way, it will be a crime to take more than your fair share of a free newspaper.

o City Council has been called for 7 p.m. Sunday, Nov. 1 at 130 North High Street, City Building Conference room.

The Hillsboro Lions Club, with the assistance of two TimeWarner Cable trucks and technicians, ushered in the 2009 holiday season on Sunday morning, Nov.1.

Ohio Governor Ted Strickland has announced appointments to several state boards and commissions, including the appointment of Raymond Houk of Lynchburg to the Real Estate Appraiser Board.

The Ohio Senate has approved a resolution sponsored by State Senator John Carey (R-Wellston), which urges the federal go

Michelle Holdren, RN, remembers being probably 11 or 12 years old when her grandmother, who lived with her family, had a

A March ruling on the layoff of a Greenfield firefighter has been reversed, prompting the anticipated recall of city firefighter Jamie Thompson. The Civil Service Commission met Monday evening and reversed the earlier decision, acting city manager Harvey Everhart told The Highland County Press Tuesday.

The October 24, 2009 special Hillsboro City Council meeting has been canceled and rescheduled for Monday, Oct.

The following decision has been released by the Highland County Common Pleas Court:

Highland County commissioners received less than encouraging news regarding a grant application for renovations at the Highland County Courthouse and the Hi-TEC building at this week’s commission meeting.

A Piketon accounting firm has released the regular audit for fiscal year 2008 for the city of Hillsboro.

Longtime southern Ohio radio broadcaster Willard Parr has been inducted into the Ohio Associated Press Broadcasters Hall of Fame.

State Route 506 in Highland County is now open to traffic following a culvert replacement project at the 4.06-mile marke