The Highland County Press, locally owned and operated by Cameco Communications, LLC, is now located at 128 South High Street in historic uptown Hillsboro. The new office will be open Monday, Oct. 17. Please feel free to stop by and say hello.

The Highland County Democratic Party will hold its fall dinner on Tuesday, Oct. 25 at 6:30 p.m. in the County Administration Building Basement Meeting Room with a carry-in dinner.

The following is the Hillsboro Police Report for Oct. 12.

The Highland County TEA Party will hold a special educational meeting Wednesday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m. at the Hi-TEC building at 1575 North High St., Hillsboro.

The Highland County Board of Commissioners proclaimed Oct. 22 as Make a Difference Day by Altrusa of Highland County. Altrusa of Highland County was established in 1994 as a chapter of Altrusa International.

The Hillsboro Cemetery Association is offering a $1,250 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of a person or persons responsible for vandalism in the Hillsboro Cemetery on Oct. 7.

'President Obama’s new jobs plan looks a lot like the old one – the failed stimulus that pushed the country further into debt while not creating the jobs and economic growth promised. Temporary measures haven’t worked. Instead of more jobs, we’ve seen more government spending, more borrowing, more uncertainty and lagging business and consumer confidence. It is time to try something different.'

The Highland County Board of DD will hold a special meeting Wednesday, Oct. 19 at 7 p.m. at Hills and Dales.

'Thinking about Selling Timber? Some Things to Consider' is a two-hour evening workshop designed to help you make decisions that will have a positive influence on you and your woodland.

Landowner hunters who are not required to purchase a deer or fall turkey permit must use the Internet or an authorized license agent to check their game. Hunters who tag their game as a landowner harvest cannot use the phone-in method.

The Hillsboro Police Department is investigating an act of vandalism in the Hillsboro Cemetery. Shortly before midnight on Friday, Oct. 7, an officer on patrol discovered as least 50 grave markers had been damaged in the western section of the cemetery.

NCB, a leading community bank in southwestern Ohio, has hired three new employees during the third quarter.

Midway into Ohio Cyber Safety Week, a new email message that appears to be a scam is making the rounds – including at the Ohio Attorney General's Office, Attorney General Mike DeWine warned this week. If you receive a message from "The Google Team 2011" asking you to update your payment information, beware: it's probably a scam.

Some of us first heard of The Goshorn Brothers from their association with Pure Prairie League. For others, it was their Friday afternoons on WLW Radio with the legendary Gary Burbank and his "Stump the Band" segments. The Goshorn Brothers are a Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky area rock 'n' roll group comprised of Tim and Larry Goshorn; and, along with the talented and popular Chuck Land, they will perform at the Fling Barn on Saturday, Oct. 22.

The following is the Hillsboro Police Report for Oct. 5-6.