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  • Highland County Historical Society celebrates 50th anniversary, Part V

    Our tour of the Highland House continues. The imposing building is clearly marked “Highland House” and sits at the intersection of East Main and South East streets in Hillsboro. The historically accurate repainting of its name was done a few years ago in memory of Lester Wallis, longtime member, volunteer and photographer.
  • Tractors sold at 'Ag is Everyone's Business' to benefit local youth programs
    The Highland County Chamber of Commerce held their third annual "Ag is Everyone's Business" event on Friday, Jan. 16 at Southern State Community College. Keynote speaker "Machinery Pete" of RFD-TV took the stage and entertained the audience of over 450 guests.
  • Tractors sold at 'Ag is Everyone's Business' to benefit local youth programs
    The Highland County Chamber of Commerce held their third annual "Ag is Everyone's Business" event on Friday, Jan. 16 at Southern State Community College. Keynote speaker "Machinery Pete" of RFD-TV took the stage and entertained the audience of over 450 guests.
  • Tractors sold at 'Ag is Everyone's Business' to benefit local youth programs
    The Highland County Chamber of Commerce held their third annual "Ag is Everyone's Business" event on Friday, Jan. 16 at Southern State Community College. Keynote speaker "Machinery Pete" of RFD-TV took the stage and entertained the audience of over 450 guests.
  • Festival of the Bells' Main Street utility being removed
    Workers were removing the utility box along the Highland County Courthouse square in the 100 block of West Main Street Tuesday morning. The breaker box has been used for years by the Festival of the Bells Committee, which paid to have the box installed. Other groups also have used the meter.
  • Festival of the Bells' Main Street utility being removed
    Workers were removing the utility box along the Highland County Courthouse square in the 100 block of West Main Street Tuesday morning. The breaker box has been used for years by the Festival of the Bells Committee, which paid to have the box installed. Other groups also have used the meter.
  • Festival of the Bells' Main Street utility being removed
    Workers were removing the utility box along the Highland County Courthouse square in the 100 block of West Main Street Tuesday morning. The breaker box has been used for years by the Festival of the Bells Committee, which paid to have the box installed. Other groups also have used the meter.
  • Hillsboro doctor develops new diabetic neuropathy treatment
    Dr. Amol Soin, Medical Director of the Ohio Pain Clinic, with an office in Hillsboro, has announced the development of a treatment for diabetic neuropathy pain.
  • Hillsboro doctor develops new diabetic neuropathy treatment
    Dr. Amol Soin, Medical Director of the Ohio Pain Clinic, with an office in Hillsboro, has announced the development of a treatment for diabetic neuropathy pain.
  • Sen. Rob Portman delivers Weekly Republican Address
    ‘It’s no secret that Washington is addicted to overspending, but, boy, the numbers are now simply staggering. Every year of the Obama presidency, the federal government has spent hundreds of billions of dollars more than it takes in. In the first six years of his administration, Obama has added a record $7.5 trillion to the national debt. To put that in perspective, that’s about $60,000 in new debt for every American household."
  • Sen. Rob Portman delivers Weekly Republican Address
    ‘It’s no secret that Washington is addicted to overspending, but, boy, the numbers are now simply staggering. Every year of the Obama presidency, the federal government has spent hundreds of billions of dollars more than it takes in. In the first six years of his administration, Obama has added a record $7.5 trillion to the national debt. To put that in perspective, that’s about $60,000 in new debt for every American household."
  • Highland County Historical Society celebrates 50th anniversary, Part IV
    A member and volunteer for the Highland County Historical Society, Nancy Wisecup, commented a few days ago that reading our article last week was just like walking through the museum. How wonderful to hear – as that is exactly our intention.
  • Highland County Historical Society celebrates 50th anniversary, Part IV
    A member and volunteer for the Highland County Historical Society, Nancy Wisecup, commented a few days ago that reading our article last week was just like walking through the museum. How wonderful to hear – as that is exactly our intention.
  • Boy Scouts of America anniversary observed
    Local Boy Scouts will celebrate Scout Sunday and mark the end of an era during the annual observance of the Boy Scouts’ anniversary, Feb. 8. According to Colleen Bolton, this Sunday will mark the closing of Boy Scout Troop 226, which has been a part of the community for nearly 70 years.
  • Boy Scouts of America anniversary observed
    Local Boy Scouts will celebrate Scout Sunday and mark the end of an era during the annual observance of the Boy Scouts’ anniversary, Feb. 8. According to Colleen Bolton, this Sunday will mark the closing of Boy Scout Troop 226, which has been a part of the community for nearly 70 years.
  • Superintendent tells ODE enough is enough
    Our schools cannot create successful, well-rounded students when there is such an overemphasis on high-stakes assessments. I would hope that it is not public education's goal to create adults who perform well on high stakes tests, but rather adults who are good citizens with the requisite skills necessary to be economically successful citizens. Do employers require their employees to take annual high-stakes assessments on the job? What is going on now is wrong!
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