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Luman excels at Career Development Conference

Brittany Luman, a freshman at Whiteoak High School, attended the 25th annual Jobs for Ohio Graduates Career Development Conference on April 14 in Dayton.
WHS Task Force holds Easter egg hunt
On Monday, April 18, the Whiteoak High School Task Force made a trip to Bright Elementary. For a few weeks, some of the members have been filling 1,000 eggs with candy and it all paid off when we hid them everywhere on the playgrounds.
Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Boosters raise $14,000 for athletic complex
The Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Boosters recently donated the proceeds from the 7th annual 300 Club Dinner. It was a great success and the Athletic Boosters were able to donate $14,000 to the Board of Education to assist in continuing the completion of the Outdoor Athletic Complex.
Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Boosters raise $14,000 for athletic complex
The Lynchburg-Clay Athletic Boosters recently donated the proceeds from the 7th annual 300 Club Dinner. It was a great success and the Athletic Boosters were able to donate $14,000 to the Board of Education to assist in continuing the completion of the Outdoor Athletic Complex.
Arnold M. Roberts
Arnold M. Roberts, 81, of Winchester, died Thursday morning, April 21, 2011 at his residence.
State issues warning of health inspector impersonations
"I want to remind Ohio's restaurants and food service establishments not to give out any personal, private or secure information to anyone without first confirming the person's identity," ODH Director Ted Wymyslo, M.D., said. "Employees from the ODH food safety program will never come into an establish alone to conduct an inspection. They will always be with local inspectors."
Daniels, Hastings, Mikkelsen vie for Hillsboro mayor's office WATCH THE VIDEOS
While each has a different plan for getting Hillsboro back on track, the three Republican candidates for Hillsboro mayor say that the next four years will be crucial to the viability and success for the county seat of Highland County.
  Rod Daniels, Drew Hastings and Terry Mikkelsen are vying for the Hillsboro mayor's office, and each brings in a different skill set, experience and plan for Hillsboro's future.
Mikkelsen will bring pride back to Hillsboro through mayor's office WATCH THE VIDEO
With a focus on family, community, and trust, Terry Mikkelsen said that he believes he can help bring back pride to the city of Hillsboro. 
Hastings says leadership is essential for Hillsboro mayor's office WATCH THE VIDEO
While it would have been easier to wait four years to run for office or stay out of politics altogether, Drew Hastings said he felt the city of Hillsboro needed a strong leader to step up and bring in new ideas for the future, while bringing back the sense of community from the past.
Daniels brings education, business experience to city administration WATCH THE VIDEO
A founder of small business, a member of the military and current member of the Hillsboro City Council, Rod Daniels says that his educational and business background give him the experience Hillsboro needs in the office of mayor to bring in jobs and development opportunities. 
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