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Philip L. Davis

Philip L. Davis, 62, of Leesburg, died Wednesday, Dec. 22, 2010 at the Miami Valley Hospital in Dayton.
Conservation Tillage Conference
With dozens of cover crop varieties available with a whole host of benefits ideal in a number of cropping systems, choosing the right variety for the farm can be a daunting task.
Center's membership drive under way
Membership drive
    Just a reminder that the Senior Center membership year now is on a calendar year, it’s time to “Be-New or Re-New.”  Membership is $20 per person per year and entitles you to participate in all the activities, go on exciting trips, take advantage of a broad range of services and purchase a delicious lunch for only $3.
Ohio budget deficit may hit $10 billion
While many Ohioans have grown accustomed to hearing about a pending $8 billion deficit in the state budget, one Ohio lawmaker is predicting it could be worse. A lot worse.
Bowling standings for Miller's Auto Hospital
The following are the team standings as of Dec. 23 for Miller's Auto Hospital - Highland Lanes.
Back Home opens on Main Street
Back Home, 112 E. Main Street, Hillsboro (859) 200-3424, specializes in antiques, gifts, collectibles, knives, local art, handmade greeting cards, crafts, quilts and Crabtree & Evelyn products. Visit with Back Home owner, Betty Ann Walker, as you browse and shop her collection. Winter hours are Thursday, Friday and Saturday, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. Watch for extended hours in the spring. Pictured are Back Home owners and the Highland County Chamber of Commerce Red Coats.
Clinton Memorial Hospital joins other hospitals in restricting visitors to limit spread of illness
As winter respiratory illnesses begin to arrive, and a small number of cases of flu were confirmed, many hospitals in southwestOhio, northern Kentucky, and southeast Indiana began limiting visitation on December 20—including Clinton Memorial Hospital.
Appeals court upholds vehicular homicide conviction
Ohio's Fourth District Court of Appeals has upheld the convictions of an area man convicted of vehicular homicide and vehicular assault.
 According to the decision published online Dec. 23, the court considered the appeal of Jeremy D. Lansing.
Greenfield McClain Youth Wrestling Tigers compete at WCH
On Sunday, Dec. 19 in their first year the Greenfield McClain Youth Wrestling Tigers (GMYWT) competed in the Cobra Classic in Washington Court House.
Halverson signs with Shawnee State
Senior Lynchburg-Clay keeper Shelbi Halverson recently signed a National Letter of Intent to play college soccer for the Shawnee State Bears.
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