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  • Commissioners get good news on southside project

    Frank Leone of Environmental Engineering Services met with the Highland County commissioners Wednesday and provided an update on the Southside Wastewater Treatment Plant.
  • Highland County Dairy Service Unit hosts annual banquet
    The Highland County Dairy Service Unit held their annual banquet on Oct. 12 at the Wharton Building on the Highland County Fairgrounds in Hillsboro. This event celebrated the group's achievements over the past year and marked their 60th anniversary as an organization.
  • Highland County Dairy Service Unit hosts annual banquet
    The Highland County Dairy Service Unit held their annual banquet on Oct. 12 at the Wharton Building on the Highland County Fairgrounds in Hillsboro. This event celebrated the group's achievements over the past year and marked their 60th anniversary as an organization.
  • Highland County Dairy Service Unit hosts annual banquet
    The Highland County Dairy Service Unit held their annual banquet on Oct.
  • Highland County Dairy Service Unit hosts annual banquet
    The Highland County Dairy Service Unit held their annual banquet on Oct.
  • Greenfield school board meets Oct. 19
    The Greenfield Exempted Village School District Board of Education will meet at 6 p.m. Oct.
  • Adena welcomes cardiologist
    CHILLICOTHE - Adena welcomes to its Medical Staff and Adena Cardiology the services of cardiologist John Young, MD.
  • SSCC may expand in Adams County
    WASHINGTON COURT HOUSE - The Southern State Community College Board of Trustees announced plans to investigate the possibility of establishing an SSCC campus in Adams County.
  • Project SEARCH and CMH Regional Health System Celebrate Ten Year Partnership with Open House
    The Project SEARCH program along with CMH Regional Health System (CMH) will celebrate their 10 year partnership with an open house on Monday, Oct. 26 in the CMH Conference Center, rooms 2 and 3. The open house will begin at 3:30 p.m. with a special anniversary celebration starting at 4:30 p.m. 
  • NCB sponsors annual health fair
        The 2009 NCB-sponsored Health Fair was held Wednesday, Oct. 14 at the Highland County Administration Building's basement meeting room. According to Michelle Ward of NCB, "This was our fourth annual Health Fair that is provided to all NCB employees free of charge. This is a great opportunity for employees to seek health and well-being tips, for not only themselves, but for their families."
  • NCB sponsors annual health fair
        The 2009 NCB-sponsored Health Fair was held Wednesday, Oct. 14 at the Highland County Administration Building's basement meeting room. According to Michelle Ward of NCB, "This was our fourth annual Health Fair that is provided to all NCB employees free of charge. This is a great opportunity for employees to seek health and well-being tips, for not only themselves, but for their families."
  • Search on for two suspects in Greenfield robbery
    On October 10, at 2:50 p.m. Greenfield police officers responded to a reported armed robbery at Cruz Thru 2, 225 S. Seventh St., Greenfield.
  • Special meeting in Greenfield Oct. 14
    A special meeting and work session with the Greenfield city manager resume review committee to discuss and consider pers
  • Meet the candidates in Lynchburg Oct. 19
    Meet the Candidate Night in the village of Lynchburg will be held Oct. 19 at 7 p.m.
  • Greenfield Lions Club sponsors City Sidewalk Christmas
    The Greenfield Lions Club is sponsoring what should truly be a remarkable show to be performed on Sunday, Dec. 13, 2009 in the McClain High School auditorium. Susan Long, a Lions Club member, explains that the show, which is titled "City Sidewalk Christmas," is enlisting the talents of community members, who love to sing, dance and perform, as well as those with technical expertise and who can help with the actual production.
  • Adena Hospice Commemorates 25 Years with Memory Quilt
         There have been many families touched by the comfort and compassion that Adena Hospice has provided to the community over its 25 years of service. Many of these families often share the gratitude they feel toward Hospice staff. Losing a loved one is never easy, but Hospice care was designed to provide support for those people who are in the final stages of life. It considers the patient and family as the unit of care with support provided to both.    
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