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  • Commissioners proclaim National School Choice Week

    Highland County Commissioners Shane Wilkin, Tom Horst and Jeremy Shaffer proclaimed the week of Jan. 28-Feb. 2 as National School Choice Week in Highland County during their Wednesday, Jan. 23 board meeting.
  • Airman Caleb W. Savage graduates from basic military training
    Air Force Reserve Airman Caleb W. Savage has graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas. He is the son of Jerry and Elizabeth Savage of Greenfield. He is a 2012 graduate of McClain High School.
  • Illegal Ohio hunting guide receives multiple convictions
    Three individuals from New Albany received prison time, fines and hunting license suspensions for operating an illegal hunting guide service during a two-year investigation, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.
  • Ohio unemployment rate 6.7 percent in December
    Ohio's unemployment rate was 6.7 percent in December, down slightly from 6.8 percent in November, according to data released by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services.
  • Rosenberger to hold district office hours
    State Representative Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) will hold district office hours in Highland County beginning 4 p.m. on Feb. 4 in the Periodical Area of the Highland County District Library located at 10 Willettsville Pike, Hillsboro.
  • Ohio housing market made solid progress in 2012
    The Ohio housing market was filled with a number of positives in 2012, as sales activity rose 12.7 percent over the level of the prior year and the average sales price jumped 5.5 percent statewide, according to the Ohio Association of REALTORS.
  • OEC elects officers, issues opinion to state treasurer
    The Ohio Ethics Commission this week unanimously re-elected Merom Brachman as chairman and Maryann B. Gall as vice chair
  • President Obama and Vice President Biden take oaths of office
    President Obama and Vice President Biden have been officially sworn into office, marking the start of their second term.
  • Hillsboro man charged with breaking and entering, theft
    Matthew P. Willey, 21, of Hillsboro is facing two charges of breaking and entering, theft and trespassing after the Hillsboro Police Department investigated two separate incidents Friday night and Saturday.
  • Greenfield annual report for 2012
    "This will be my final City Manager Report for the Community of Greenfield. Again, I want to stress to you the value of every man and woman that works for the Village of Greenfield. From the very first day we started out as a team and what a team they have been. Each of them are very good, honest, hard-working people." – Betty Bishop
  • Hundreds attend 'Agriculture is Everyone's Business'
    Hundreds of area farmers and agriculture-related industry professionals attended the first-ever agriculture-related event – "Agriculture is Everyone's Business" – hosted by the Highland County Chamber of Commerce Friday, Jan. 18 at Southern State Community College. "If you eat, you are involved in agriculture," guest speaker Orion Samuelson told the Patriot Center crowd.
  • Hundreds attend 'Agriculture is Everyone's Business'
    Hundreds of area farmers and agriculture-related industry professionals attended the first-ever agriculture-related event – "Agriculture is Everyone's Business" – hosted by the Highland County Chamber of Commerce Friday, Jan. 18 at Southern State Community College. "If you eat, you are involved in agriculture," guest speaker Orion Samuelson told the Patriot Center crowd.
  • Ernie B. Blankenship is our Citizen of the Week
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  • HPD investigating North High robbery
    The Hillsboro Police Department is investigating an incident involving an alleged theft at a North High business late Thursday. At approximately 10:35 p.m. Jan. 17, an employee of a North High restaurant reported that as he was walking to his car after closing the business, an unknown male approached him, with his "face concealed and posed physically, as if to have a weapon pointed at the employee," the HPD said.
  • ODJFS office consolidation to save more than $2 million annually
    A plan to consolidate 13 offices will minimize vacant office space and save the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) $2 million annually, without impacting services to individuals or businesses. The consolidation work will begin this spring and finish by the end of the year.
  • Al Conaway receives Grandmaster's Belt

    Grandmaster Al Conaway, ninth-degree black belt, was recently honored by the members of his schools by being presented the rarely seen "Grandmaster's Belt." The ninth-degree karate rank is the second-highest karate rank awarded in the world.

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