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Greenfield faces 44-percent increase to health insurance

The city of Greenfield is facing a proposed potential increase of 44 percent to insurance premiums, a figures that was surprising to city council members considering that last year, there was a decrease in the cost of premiums.
       Council members voted to table all legislation regarding financial matters until a clearer picture on the budget and future costs with hard numbers can be examined. Among the legislation tabled included potential pay increases for the finance director and chief of police.
Musketeers win in OT; Jackson nets 10 points
The Xavier Musketeers survived another close game in the early start of the season, this time defeating IFPW, 76-66, in overtime Tuesday night at the Cintas Center in Cincinnati.
Lady Lions, Lady Tigers scrimmage at FHS
The Fairfield Lady Lady Lions were host to the McClain Lady Tigers and the Westfall Lady Mustangs Tuesday night at Grandle Gymnasium for a three team scrimmage.
Lady Lions, Lady Tigers scrimmage at FHS
The Fairfield Lady Lady Lions were host to the McClain Lady Tigers and the Westfall Lady Mustangs Tuesday night at Grandle Gymnasium for a three team scrimmage.
Lady Lions, Lady Tigers scrimmage at FHS
The Fairfield Lady Lady Lions were host to the McClain Lady Tigers and the Westfall Lady Mustangs Tuesday night at Grandle Gymnasium for a three team scrimmage.
Lady Lions, Lady Tigers scrimmage at FHS
The Fairfield Lady Lady Lions were host to the McClain Lady Tigers and the Westfall Lady Mustangs Tuesday night at Grandle Gymnasium for a three team scrimmage.
SSCC offers 'Listening to Your Business'
Do you spend more time working in your business instead of on your business? Southern State Community College will offer two stand-alone workshops for business professionals to be held 6-9 p.m. Wednesday, Nov. 17, and again on Friday, Dec. 10, in the college’s Appalachian Gateway Center on South Campus, 12681U.S. Route 62, near Fincastle.
Commissioner says steady sales tax is keeping county afloat
While the Highland County Board of Commissioners has worked over the past two years to cut millions from the county budget, keeping it balanced remains difficult.
 Board president Shane Wilkin told The Highland County Press that when the county has reduced the budget to the point the commissioners have, unexpected expenses can be difficult to factor in.
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November came in like a lamb ... Oh, no, wrong month.
Waw-wil-a-way Chapter of the Ohio Society Daughters of the American Revolution collects socks for veterans
Pictured are members of the Waw-wil-a-way Chapter of the Ohio Society Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR), holdin
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