Jenna Shull, the daughter of Jim and Mary Shull of Springfield and granddaughter of Jo Ann Trueblood of Hillsboro and Charles Shull of Columbus, has completed her sophomore year at the College of Mount St. Joseph, making the dean’s list both years with a 4.0 grade point average.
For his dedicated service as Ohio's 68th governor, nearly 600 family, friends, former staff members and supporters gathered in Columbus at the Ohio Statehouse to recognize the public service of former Governor Ted Strickland and to unveil his official gubernatorial portrait.
The G.O.O.D. Program (“Going On Or Defeated”) was started by Ron Derry, an Ohio teacher who, after 18 years of teaching, suddenly went blind. At that point, he dedicated his life to encouraging people to understand that all problems can be overcome.
Wilmington College received a $100,000 grant for expanding the use of technology in its teacher preparation programs at Wilmington City, Hillsboro City and Clinton-Massie Local schools.
Tattoos are nice when we are young and carefree. When we are young, our skin is toned, has better color, and wrinkles don't exist. We seem invincible. We give no thought that what we do when we are 21 years old could possibly affect us when we are age 61. Welcome to the current state of Ohio State football.
Washington C.H. graduate and Kent State junior third baseman Travis Shaw was drafted by the Boston Red Sox in the ninth round with the 292nd pick on Tuesday.
The board of trustees of the Paint Creek Joint Fire and EMS District has considered the addition of Paint Township to the district, according to a report to the Greenfield City Council.
An 18-year-old Hillsboro man drowned Tuesday afternoon while swimming in a "non-designated" area in Rocky Fork Lake State Park. Christopher Whiting had recently graduated from Hillsboro High School, and Laurel Oaks Career Development Campus with a certificate in auto mechanics, according to reports.
"Highland County Sights" is the theme of this year's 54th annual Brush & Palette Art Guild show held at Southern State Community College's Hillsboro campus from 1- 6 p.m. on Saturday, June 18 and Sunday, June 19.
