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Greenfield appropriates $20K to cover overtime expenses for 2010 homicide investigations WATCH THE VIDEO

The city of Greenfield passed an emergency resolution Monday to appropriate $20,000 to cover the overtime costs to investigate two murder cases, which resulted from three deaths in the city limits in 2010.
 Council met Monday in a special session to discuss financial matters that had been tabled in previous meetings, such as health insurance and proposed wages increases. Council voted 4-1 to pass as an emergency legislation presented by City Manager Betty Bishop -  to appropriate and transfer $20,000 in the police department to cover overtime for officers due to the investigation of two homicides in the city in 2010.
Lynchburg-Clay moves to 2-0; dominates Huntington
The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs improved to 2-0 overall Monday night, defeating the Huntington Lady Huntsmen 73-18 at Huntington High School, in non-league play.
Lynchburg-Clay moves to 2-0; dominates Huntington
The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs improved to 2-0 overall Monday night, defeating the Huntington Lady Huntsmen 73-18 at Huntington High School, in non-league play.
Fairfield High School to start Athletic Hall of Fame
Fairfield Athletic Director, Matt Carson and Fairfield Athletic Booster President, Tom Purtell announced today the formation of the newly formed Fairfield Local High School Athletic Hall of Fame.
Fairfield High School to start Athletic Hall of Fame
Fairfield Athletic Director, Matt Carson and Fairfield Athletic Booster President, Tom Purtell announced today the formation of the newly formed Fairfield Local High School Athletic Hall of Fame.
AAA7's Debbie Gulley receives state award
Debbie Gulley, director of Long Term Care Programs at the Area Agency on Aging District 7, Inc. (AAA7), was recently recognized at the state level by the Ohio Association of Area Agencies on Aging (o4a) for her significant contributions to Ohio’s Aging Network.
Washington Township trustees will not run special election
Trustees from Washington Township say they do not intend to run a special election next year, as had been indicated last week during a special meeting held by the Hillsboro City Council.
 Washington Township Trustee Jason McKee told the Highland County Press that he believed there was a miscommunication between the city administration and the trustees.
Four generations of racing competitors, fans
Four generations of the Hottle family enjoy motocross racing.
Brice Hottle, Shain Gragg compete at Horseshoe Bend Motocross
Local youths fare well at the Fall Series Horseshoe Bend Motocross Track
in Kentucky.
Brice Hottle, Shain Gragg compete at Horseshoe Bend Motocross
Local youths fare well at the Fall Series Horseshoe Bend Motocross Track
in Kentucky.
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