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  • Highland County Health Department, Highland District Hospital Preparing to Limit the Spread of Respiratory Illnesses Including H1N1

         In an effort to raise public awareness and prevent the spread of influenza, the Highland County Health Department is encouraging all persons to receive the seasonal influenza vaccination. Vaccination is the best way to protect yourself and your children from the flu. Because pandemic H1N1 flu is circulating in Ohio along with seasonal flu, you will need many defenses to protect yourself and your family from flu this year. To keep from spreading respiratory illnesses such as seasonal influenza, H1N1 virus and other influenza strains, the Center for Disease Control (CDC) recommends careful hand washing, coughing and sneezing into a tissue and immediately throwing tissues away after use and washing your hands. If tissues are not available, sneeze or cough into the sleeve of your elbow. Also, getting plenty of sleep and eating a healthy diet will aid in a good immune system. If you or your family does develop flu-like symptoms, stay home from work or school at least 24 hours after being fever-free without use of fever reducing medications such as Tylenol or Motrin. 
  • AAUW forum tonight at SSCC
    The annual American Association of University Women (AAUW) candidates forum is scheduled for 6-8:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 12 in the Lecture Room at Southern State Community College's Central Campus in Hillsboro.
  • Crash leaves two in critical condition
    Two people are listed in critical condition following a one-vehicle crash Saturday night on U.S. 22 in Clinton County.
  • Fatal crash on Route 506
    A Hillsboro woman died in an auto accident off state Route 506 early Sunday morning.
  • Governor Announces Appointments
    Columbus, Ohio ­ Ohio Governor Ted Strickland announced today appointments to several state boards and commissions.
  • Adena Hosts 2nd Annual Cardiovascular Symposium on October 17
    Among one of the many benefits the PACCAR Medical Education Center has brought to Adena Health System is the opportunity for expanded educational events for local healthcare professionals not only within the Adena family, but throughout the region, state and nation.
  • Adena implements visitor restrictions
    In light of the national and local resurgence of influenza and other respiratory illnesses, Adena Medical Center in Chil
  • Patri-Tots' Walk-A-Thon at SSCC
    The Patri-Tots Learning Center at Southern State Community College braved dark skies and a rainy day to participate in their first walk-a-thon, "Steppin' Up To Quality," sponsored by the college's Student Government Association.
  • Patri-Tots' Walk-A-Thon at SSCC
    The Patri-Tots Learning Center at Southern State Community College braved dark skies and a rainy day to participate in their first walk-a-thon, "Steppin' Up To Quality," sponsored by the college's Student Government Association.
  • HCP newspapers removed from Great Scot
    HILLSBORO - A woman was caught on security videotape removing all copies of The Highland County Press from Great Scot supermarket on West Main Street in Hillsboro Friday afternoon.
  • Special council meeting in Greenfield
    You are hereby notified that a special meeting of City Council has been called for the following purpose: A work sessio
  • Lisa A. Kisling Memorial scholarships awarded at 2009 Highland County Fair
    Outstanding youth were recognized at the 2009 Highland County Fair by the announcement of this year's winners of the Lis
  • McClain hosts band festival
    GREENFIELD – The McClain Marching Band and Tigerettes will host their third annual Marching Band Festival Saturday, Oct. 17 at McClain High School.
  • Lynchburg man faces two counts
    LYNCHBURG – A Lynchburg volunteer firefighter faces two charges after allegedly shooting a neighbor’s dog.
  • Two special anniversaries observed by Adena/GMC
    GREENFIELD — Adena Greenfield Medical Center celebrated its 10th anniversary  on Oct. 1 with a ribbon-cutting from the Highland County Chamber of Commerce Red Coats.
  • Two special anniversaries observed by Adena/GMC
    GREENFIELD — Adena Greenfield Medical Center celebrated its 10th anniversary  on Oct. 1 with a ribbon-cutting from the Highland County Chamber of Commerce Red Coats.
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