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Storylines for upcoming girls basketball season

We are one week away from the start of the 2010-11 girls high school basketball season. Last season, we had one team make it to the Convo at Ohio University, and we had some good regular season play from all the other teams.
Barnett takes over Lady Mustangs' basketball program
The Lynchburg-Clay Lady Mustangs girls basketball program is changing. With the retirement last year of Linda Hatten, there is a new leader of the program, former player and JV coach Tiffany Barnett.
Lady Wildcats welcome new coach
The bench of the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats will have a new leader for the 2010-11 girls basketball season.
Lady Wildcats welcome new coach
The bench of the Whiteoak Lady Wildcats will have a new leader for the 2010-11 girls basketball season.
Highland County Board of Elections announces holiday hours
The following are the holiday hours for the Highland County. Board of Elections office.
Raisch here for small businesses
One job and one small business at a time. That was the message from Highland County Chamber of Commerce President Katy Farber and new Highland County Enterprise Initiative Facilitator Sid Raisch at Wednesday’s meeting of the Highland County Board of Commissioners.
Nettie Marie Clouser
Nettie Marie Clouser, 78, of Greenfield, died Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010 at Adena Greenfield Medical Center.
Sara L. Beauman
Sara L. Beauman, 80, of Washington C.H., died Tuesday, Nov. 16, 2010 at Country Glenn Nursing Center of Washington C.H.
Ross County initiative could aid in Highland County economic development
An economic development initiative based out of Ross County is working on job creation and expansion that could be beneficial to the residents of Highland County.
       During a meeting Wednesday with the Highland County Commissioners, Greenfield City Manager Betty Bishop introduced Chris Manegold of the Economic Development Alliance of Southern Ohio.
Hillsboro schools vote to accept contract
The Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education has voted to accept three-year contracts for the teachers and employees unions, with no increases. However, the district has agreed to a one-time lump sum payment of 2 percent.
 The board discussed the matter for nearly an hour in executive session Wednesday during their regular monthly meeting, and later voted 5-0 to accept the contract, with no discussion in open session.
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