Social 7 November 2010

Clinton Memorial Hospital Pharmacy and Gift Shop schedules open house Nov. 10; silent auction Nov. 29-30

The staff and volunteers of the Clinton Memorial Hospital Pharmacy and Gift Shop are officially beginning the holiday season by hosting an open house on Wednesday, Nov. 10, from 6 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sports 7 November 2010
Lynchburg Dawgs finish 10-0; advance to state
Social 7 November 2010
Governor Strickland announces 2010 Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame inductees
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland has announced the 2010 inductees to the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame. The 20 veterans being inducted served our nation during times of combat and peace spanning from the Civil War to Operation Desert Storm.
Social 7 November 2010
Coats For Christ campaign under way
Coats will be distributed to needy families who come to Brad's Garden Center in Hillsboro on Sunday, Nov. 14 from 1-3 p.m.
In The News 7 November 2010
Mowrystown FFA receives $2,500
Headlines 7 November 2010
Frazer, Edenfield receive FFA American Degrees at national convention
Amber Frazer and Grant Edenfield received their American Degrees when the Mowrystown FFA Chapter attended the National FFA Convention in Indianapolis, Ind., Oct. 20-23.
Education 7 November 2010
Hillsboro City Schools & FRS Counseling participated in the annual Ohio Red Ribbon Celebration
This year at Hillsboro City Schools held a poster contest in the middle school set up by Janet Fair the Student Assistant and Prevention Specialist and the Middle Schools Art Teacher, Sarah Horsley.
In The News 7 November 2010
Kasich wants Strickland to stop work on 3C rail project
In a news release from the Office of Governor-Elect John Kasich and Lt. Governor-Elect Mary Taylor, Ohio's next governor is asking Gov. Ted Strickland to stop plans for the 3C (Cincinnati, Columbus and Cleveland) passenger rail project.

In The News 5 November 2010
Greenfield Police Reports
In The News 5 November 2010
Coonrod to be tried in Pickaway County

Highland County Common Pleas Court Judge Rocky Coss has ordered that the second trial for Wesley Coonrod be moved to Pickaway County. 

During a hearing held Nov. 5 in Highland County Common Pleas Court, defense attorney William Mooney asked that the court consider the venue change, saying that the amount of media attention the first trial received would make it difficult to seat a jury and difficult for Coonrod to have a fair second trial.

Mooney had made a similar motion prior to the first trial, which the court denied. 

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