New Directions will be hosting an open house for the public to showcase their new building at 251 Jefferson St., Greenfield, on Sunday, March 21 from 3-6 p.m.

How sad to know that after several years of loyal service to her county, Mrs. Donley, Clerk of Courts, may be in trouble for having a heart and thinking of putting a family back together even if she did not go by the book.

The annual Greenfield Rotary telethon for the Society for Children and Adults is coming up fast!

Aquaculture farmers interested in yellow perch production techniques have the opportunity to attend an Ohio State University perch workshop on April 10.

On March 15 at 10:59 p.m., the Hillsboro Police Department responded to an alarm call on McDowell Street. Upon officer's arrival, it was found that someone had cut a hole in the fence belonging to AEP. Someone also tried to gain entry into the building. This report remains under investigation. $200 worth of property was damaged.

Highland County commissioners and the legal counsel for Hangar 6 remained at an impasse Wednesday over property taxes levied against the business. Hangar 6 attorney Brian Sullivan of the Cincinnati firm of Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP, told commissioners he was "disappointed" over a March 15 letter, in which commissioners closed by saying "We cannot ask the taxpayers of Highland County to pay the taxes for {Hangar 6 owner George Matthews}, nor was that agreed to in the lease."

Highland County commissioners and the legal counsel for Hangar 6 remained at an impasse Wednesday over property taxes levied against the business. Hangar 6 attorney Brian Sullivan of the Cincinnati firm of Dinsmore and Shohl, LLP, told commissioners he was "disappointed" over a March 15 letter, in which commissioners closed by saying "We cannot ask the taxpayers of Highland County to pay the taxes for {Hangar 6 owner George Matthews}, nor was that agreed to in the lease."