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  • Juvenile sentenced in tack case; said it was a 'prank'

    Saying that he used a tack he found on a bulletin board in a McClain High School locker room, a 16-year-old Washington C.H. student admitted to 28 counts of assault and was sentenced to 28 days in juvenile detention.
  • Remembering Pearl Harbor Day
    Their tenacity helped define the Greatest Generation and their valor fortified all who served during World War II. As a Nation, we look to December 7, 1941, to draw strength from the example set by these patriots and to honor all who have sacrificed for our freedoms.
  • Remembering Pearl Harbor Day
    Their tenacity helped define the Greatest Generation and their valor fortified all who served during World War II. As a Nation, we look to December 7, 1941, to draw strength from the example set by these patriots and to honor all who have sacrificed for our freedoms.
  • HCSO investigates 911 dispatch complaint
    The Highland County Sheriff's Office is currently conducting an internal investigation after an allegation that an ambulance was not immediately dispatched following a 911 call.
  • Ayres blasts governor; supports GOP chairman
    Hillsboro resident Kay Ayres, who serves as vice-chair of the Ohio Republican Party and chairs the Highland County GOP, has sent a pointed message to Ohio Gov. John Kasich and House Speaker William Batchelder regarding state GOP chairman Kevin DeWine.
  • Ayres blasts governor; supports GOP chairman
    Hillsboro resident Kay Ayres, who serves as vice-chair of the Ohio Republican Party and chairs the Highland County GOP, has sent a pointed message to Ohio Gov. John Kasich and House Speaker William Batchelder regarding state GOP chairman Kevin DeWine.
  • Pleas rejected in engaging in a pattern of corrupt activities case
    Attorneys for two defendants who remain in an engaging in a pattern of corrupt activities case say they will go to trial, after rejecting plea agreement offered by the Highland County Prosecutor's Office.
  • Patton files to enter county commissioner race
    The president of the Highland County Board of Realtors has filed petitions to run for a spot on the Highland County Board of Commissioners. 
    Josh Patton, a Democrat, told The Highland County Press Monday that he has filed to run against Republican incumbent Tom Horst.
  • Council committee discusses re-drawing city wards
    A committee of the Hillsboro City Council will further investigate whether or not the city wards need to be re-drawn in order to reflect current census figures.
  • Hagen wins fiscal officer seat in re-count; Greenfield aggregation issue fails
    During an official recount Monday, incumbent Patrick Hagen was declared the winner in the race for Fairfield Township Fiscal officer, voiding the need for a tie-breaking coin toss.
      Last week, the official count of the Nov. 8 general election by the Highland County Board of Elections resulted in a 468-468 tie between incumbent Patrick Hagen and challenger Tracy Evans. Ohio law says that tied races are to be decided by a coin toss, or the drawing of cards or straws.
  • Adena's Interventional Radiology holding open house
    An open house will be held from 1 to 4 p.m. Thursday, Dec. 8, at the facility, inside the Adena Medical Center. Enter through the center’s West Entrance.
  • Lawmakers face Dec. 7 deadline on redistricting
    Ohio lawmakers have a Wednesday, Dec. 7 deadline to have new districts in place for the 2012 congressional election and avoid the anticipated expense of $15 million if two 2012 primaries are necessary.
  • Good News Gathering and 937 Ministries sponsor Christmas Free Sale Dec. 10
    Volunteers for Christmas Free sponsored by Good News Gathering and 937 Ministries were busy Saturday, Dec. 3 sorting donations at the Southern State Community College parking lot.
  • Council committee to discuss ward redistricting
    Two committees of the Hillsboro City Council will meet Monday to discuss the proposed restricting of city wards, as well as traffic issues.
  • SSCC nursing ranks first nationally in pass rates
    The Southern State Practical Nursing program graduates have been ranked first in the nation for first time NCLEX-PN pass rates during the April-September 2011 time frame. 
    In his report to the SSCC Board of Trustees during their meeting this week, SSCC President Dr. Kevin Boys spoke of the nursing program's achievements.
  • Wilkin files petitions for re-election to county commission
    Highland County Board of Commissioners President Shane Wilkin, accompanied by his wife, Kristy, and their daughters, Piper and Parker, filed his petitions to run for re-election on Dec. 1. Wilkin, a Republican, is completing his first term as a county commissioner.
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