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May is Older Americans Month

May is a pretty special time of the year at our Agency – it’s Older Americans Month! It’s a time to celebrate the wonderful contributions given by so many older Ohioans in our communities and express our gratitude for their years of positive influence and dedication to their families, friends and neighbors.
Committee selects Richard Counter for county recorder
Former Greenfield mayor and longtime city council member Richard Counter has been selected to serve as Highland County recorder. He will complete the term of former recorder Ike Hodson, who was recently named Highland County clerk of courts.
Flooding, debris closes several area roads
The following routes on the state highway system are either closed or restricted due to flooding and debris.
OHSAA schools weigh competitive balance proposal
More than 800 Ohio high school principals are voting this week on a referendum issue that would change the way high school sports teams are assigned to divisions in football, volleyball, soccer, basketball, baseball and softball.
Laurel Oaks students honored
Four Laurel Oaks students were honored by their teachers and peers as Students of the Month for April and May 2011.
Laurel Oaks students honored
Four Laurel Oaks students were honored by their teachers and peers as Students of the Month for April and May 2011.
Adena donates to municipal pool
CHILLICOTHE – A check for $20,000 was presented by Adena Health System President and Chief Executive Officer Mark Shuter to Chillicothe officials Monday afternoon.
Adena donates to municipal pool
CHILLICOTHE – A check for $20,000 was presented by Adena Health System President and Chief Executive Officer Mark Shuter to Chillicothe officials Monday afternoon.
Hillsboro applies for grant for police officer funding
The city of Hillsboro has voted to apply for a grant that could lead to funds for an additional officer with the Hillsboro Police Department.
  By city statute, the HPD is short approximately five officers because budget constraints prevented the city from hiring new officers following the retirements of several officers in 2010 and 2011.
Tigers wrap up season with SCOL win
Though the McClain Tigers were knocked out of the postseason on Monday, they ended the season on a winning note, defeating the Clinton-Massie Falcons, 5-2 Tuesday at CMHS.
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