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  • Champions of Faith Gymnastics moves to new location

    Champions of Faith Gymnastics (Crusaders Gymnastics) has moved its operation from 107 Eagle Martin Dr. in Blanchester to a new location at 2005 US 62 in Winchester.  The new location is situated between Hillsboro and Mt. Orab, and is accessible from several State Routes (SR321, SR32, SR131, SR134, SR138, SR73 and US 50/US 62 all lead to the facility), allowing the facility to still serve four counties including Brown, Clermont, Clinton and Highland.
  • LCHS graduate named to Fall Semester Dean's List at College of Wooster
    Thomas Bohl, a graduate of Lynchburg-Clay High School, has been named to the Dean's List for the fall semester at The College of Wooster. Bohl, a sophomore biochemistry and molecular biology major from Sardinia, achieved a grade point average of 3.65 or above.
  • McKeon, Turner issue joint statement on Iran's nuclear ambitions
    U.S. Representatives Howard P. "Buck" McKeon (R-Calif.), the Ranking Member of the House Armed Services Committee, and Michael R. Turner (R-Ohio), the ranking member of the House Armed Services Strategic Forces Subcommittee, today issued the following statement on the Iranian regime's announcement that Iran is now a "nuclear state" after producing enriched uranium at higher levels.
  • "Project Runway" update: Local model gets high praise
    Alison Gingerich, the Leesburg, Ohio resident currently appearing as a model on Lifetime's "Project Runway" and "Models of the Runway," was honored by Marie Claire editor-in-chief Joanna Coles on the Thursday, Feb. 11 episode of "Models of the Runway.
  • Two arrested in connection with Madison Twp. burglary
    HCSO detectives will be working with area law enforcement in their continuing investigation into the recent burglaries and will be meeting with Highland County Prosecutor Jim Grandey who will present this case and other cases to an upcoming session of the Highland County Grand Jury that may be solved as a result of these arrests.
  • Taking control: How to keep diabetes at bay
    Age is one risk factor for type 2 diabetes. There's not much you can do about that. But you don't have to let this potentially life-threatening condition overwhelm you as you get older.
  • Heartland hosts annual chili challenge
    Heartland of Hillsboro, Kroger, NCB, Hillsboro Ponderosa Steak House, Wilkin-Wilkin Insurance, Terri Frazer State Farm Insurance, Buckeye Country 105.5 FM, and The Highland County Press are sponsoring the sixth annual chili supper and dessert auction Thursday, March 4 from 5-7 p.m. at the Old Ponderosa Banquet Center on South High Street in Hillsboro. All proceeds go to the Highland County Society for Children and Adults.
  • ODOT District 9 crews continue clearing roadways
    As the last big wave of this week's winter storm passes through the region and road conditions improve significantly, Ohio Department of Transportation - District 9 crews continue their efforts to clear the state highway system and maintain routes.
  • School delays and closings for Thursday, February 11
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  • U.S 62 Now Open
    Chillicothe - U.S. Route 62 is now open at the Highland- Fayette County line following an accident earlier this afternoon.
  • U.S. 62 closed north of Leesburg
    Chillicothe - U.S. Route 62 is closed at the Highland- Fayette County line due to an accident involving a car and a semi-tractor trailer.
  • Eat for a Healthy Heart
    My family has a history of heart disease. What should I focus on to make my diet as heart-healthy as possible?
  • HCP operates on Plan B
    The Highland County Press is operating on Plan B Wednesday, Feb. 10.[[In-content Ad]]
  • Finance Committee to meet Feb. 11
    The Hillsboro City Council Finance Committee will meet at 6 p.m. Thursday, Feb.
  • Two new drop-off locations for residential recycling
    Highland County Recycling has announced that they have added two new drop-off locations for residential recycling.  Residents will now find drop-off containers in Sinking Spring at the Brushcreek Fire House, and in Mowrystown at the old feed mill on West Main Street/Rt. 321.  “We are trying to make household recycling as convenient as possible for our residents” reports Dori Bishop, Outreach Specialist at Highland County Recycling.  These recycling boxes are for residential use only.  Schools, businesses and industries may contact Dori Bishop at 393-4080 for alternative resources for recycling.
  • ODOT dispatches all available crews
    All available crews from the Ohio Department of Transportation - District 9 continue working to treat, plow and clear the state highway system of snow and ice. Precipitation varies from flurries to a light snow, and the rate of accumulation has diminished. In much of the District 9 area, routes are lightly to partly snow covered, with some spot locations of clear pavement.
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