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Local youth place in MX event

Two Lynchburg-Clay students were awarded honors at a recent event at the New Vienna Motorsports Motocross Track
On politics, printing and the 10-year anniversary of 911
Most of the time, I’m smart enough to avoid entering into a debate with Jim Surber. And, by no means, is that my intent today. But when Jim used these medium to lament the End Times of newspapers, I couldn’t help but smile.
Hillsboro temperance marches to be featured in new Ken Burns PBS documentary
Academy Award-nominated documentary film maker Ken Burns will debut a new film on PBS this fall chronicling the rise and fall of prohibition, with the Temperance Crusades of Hillsboro, Ohio helping set the stage. 
Bob Lambert, president of the Highland County Historical Society, said that Burns' production company requested historical photos of the marches to be featured in the film series.
Sen. Portman praises extension of deadline; urges Obama administration to move forward on Piketon's American Centrifuge Project
Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio), a member of the Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee, welcomed the news that the Obama Administration will have an additional month to issue a conditional commitment for USEC’s loan guarantee application to build the American Centrifuge Project (ACP) in Piketon, Ohio before there is major job loss.
Kasich, Rosenberger applaud passage of state budget
“For too long, we have used ‘Band-Aid’ funding and one-time dollars to fill serious budget gaps. As a result, Ohio faced an $8 billion deficit that required tough decisions and a collective tightening of the belt. The passage of this budget is a key step in revitalizing the economy in our state."
– Rep. Cliff Rosenberger
Former teacher Bob McClain grateful for school's support
I would like to extend a special "thank-you" to the faculty and staff of Whiteoak and Bright Local for planning and holding the dinner. Your kindness and support have helped me get through what has been and continues to be a very difficult time.
Residents file lawsuit on RFL community association
Fourteen residents of the Enchanted Hills Community Association have filed a civil suit in Highland County Common Pleas Court against the subdivision, regarding the collection and use of membership dues.
Festival of the Bells artwork features former bank building
An original oil painting of the former Fifth Third Bank building by Hillsboro artist Stacia Burke will be auctioned off July 2 during the annual Festival of the Bells. The building is featured on the 2011 commemorative bell, which was also drawn by Burke.
HCS ends fiscal year with more than 900K surplus

The Hillsboro City Schools have finished the fiscal year with a more than $900,000 surplus, good news for the district, considering they had anticipated the possibility of ending the year in the red. 

The HCS board of education met at the Scott House for their last meeting of the fiscal year Wednesday, and district treasurer Debbie Lawwell reported on the closing financials. The fiscal year ends June 30. 

SSCC announces honors lists for spring quarter
Southern State Community College has released its president’s and dean’s list for academic excellence for Spring Quarter 2011.
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