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  • Kelsey Davis crowned McClain Homecoming queen

    Kelsey Davis was crowned as the 2010 McClain High School homecoming queen Friday night just before a heavy downpour prior to the Tigers vs. Madison-Plains game.
  • Kelsey Davis crowned McClain Homecoming queen
    Kelsey Davis was crowned as the 2010 McClain High School homecoming queen Friday night just before a heavy downpour prior to the Tigers vs. Madison-Plains game.
  • Real Living Classic associates attend OAR convention
    Three Real Living Classic Associates, Randall A. Butler, Kim Abbott, and Jenny M. Cameron, attended the 100th annual convention of the Ohio Association of REALTORS (OAR), Sept. 12-15 at the Hyatt Regency and Duke Energy Convention Center, Cincinnati.
  • Greenfield Historical Society hosts annual History Day Oct. 2
    Visitors are invited to see a part of Greenfield's history, learn something new, find a bargain, enjoy good food and visit with friends while supporting the work of the Greenfield Historical Society.
  • Greenfield Historical Society hosts annual History Day Oct. 2
    Visitors are invited to see a part of Greenfield's history, learn something new, find a bargain, enjoy good food and visit with friends while supporting the work of the Greenfield Historical Society.
  • Ohio's unemployment rate remains above 10 percent in August
    Ohio's unemployment rate was 10.1 percent in August, down slightly from 10.3 percent in July, according to data released this morning by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS). Ohio's nonfarm wage and salary employment decreased 15,400 over the month, from the revised 5,046,600 in July to 5,031,200 in August.
  • Quinnipiac poll shows Portman has huge lead over Fisher in Senate race WATCH HCP VIDEO
    Ohio Republican and U.S. Senate candidate Rob Portman holds a 20-point lead over Lt. Gov. Lee Fisher in the latest Quinnipiac Poll released Friday, Sept. 17. The Toledo Blade reported today that the same poll showed that "President Barack Obama has an approval rating of likely voters in the Nov. 2 election of just 38 percent in Ohio, a bellwether state considered crucial to his re-election plans in two years."
  • Townships increase offer on fire contract
    Area townships negotiating fire service contracts with the city of Hillsboro have upped their offer of an increase of 10 percent for 2011 to 12 percent. Highland County Prosecutor Jim Grandey, who is legal counsel for Hamer, Jackson, Liberty, New Market, Paint, Penn and Washington townships, is negotiating the contract with city representatives.
  • Earzlink celebrates grand opening
    Earzlink Hearing Care, 934 W.
  • Constitution Week Sept. 17-23
  • Rep. Daniels honored As "Watchdog of the Treasury"
    State Representative David T. Daniels (R-Greenfield) was pleased to accept the "Watchdog of the Treasury" award from the United Conservatives of Ohio.
  • Some states cutting benefits for public-sector retirees
    New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie this week released details of his proposal to reduce public-sector retirement pay. Other states, including Ohio, are facing similar issues with funding the public pensions.
  • CDC recommendation for use of CSL influenza vaccine
    The U.S. Center for Disease Control (CDC) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices (ACIP) recently met to discuss recommendations for use in the United States of seasonal influenza trivalent inactivated vaccine (TIV) [Afluria] manufactured by CSL Limited during 2010-11.
  • Community remembers Sept. 11, 2001
    The ninth anniversary remembrance and observance for Sept. 11, 2001 was held at noon Saturday, Sept. 11 on the Highland County Courthouse lawn. Approximately 35 people attended the 90-minute ceremony, held in memory of the more than 3,000 lives lost during and after the terrorist attacks nine years ago.
  • Community remembers Sept. 11, 2001
    The ninth anniversary remembrance and observance for Sept. 11, 2001 was held at noon Saturday, Sept. 11 on the Highland County Courthouse lawn. Approximately 35 people attended the 90-minute ceremony, held in memory of the more than 3,000 lives lost during and after the terrorist attacks nine years ago.
  • Anniversary specials heating up at Back in Time Stove Shop in Lynchburg
    From multi-fuel stoves, to wood and coal burning units, to corn or pellet burning appliances, fireplace inserts and furnace add-ons, Back in Time Stove Shop in Lynchburg most likely has what you’re looking for. The business, owned locally by Charlie Simpson, is marking its 25th year in business and beginning its second year at its present location.
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