Seventy-eight people registered, but more than 140 attended a free day of healthy activities sponsored by Adena Health System and Wright State University.

Love them where they are
Some say true love only happens in fairy tales, but the staff of the Edith Brown Pavilion at Highland District Hospital begs to differ. They deal with love stories every day as they care for their patients with Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and interact with patients’ family members who are holding onto the fading memories of their loved ones.

He started running as a hobby and a way to stay in shape, and now Hillsboro resident Bruce T. Davis has accomplished what very few people, especially in Highland County, have accomplished: qualifying for the 114th Boston Marathon.

Wanda Clark, 68, of Peebles, passed away Tuesday, March 9, 2010 at Capital Region Medical Center in Jefferson City, Mo.

In November 2008, DHL Express donated $1 million to the Clinton County Foundation to create the Wilmington-Clinton Count

I have a question for  all the right wingers who claim to be Christians. The question is, What would you have people who have run out of options do other than robbing a convenience store to keep food on their table? Seems that you are perfectly willing to have them go to prison, at a cost of about $50,000 a year but are opposed to doing things like extending unemployment payments, which in Ohio would amount to under $11,000 a year.

Windy days remind us how useful windbreak trees are. Effective windbreak plantings save energy dollars, paying for themselves many times over the years. Now is the perfect time to start planning for your spring plantings by ordering tree seedlings through the Highland Soil and Water Conservation District's Annual Tree Seedling Sale. This year's sale will offer hardy seedlings, as well as wildflower seed packets and white vinyl flags. This is a great opportunity to make purchases at a minimal price with a maximum long-range benefit.

Windy days remind us how useful windbreak trees are. Effective windbreak plantings save energy dollars, paying for themselves many times over the years. Now is the perfect time to start planning for your spring plantings by ordering tree seedlings through the Highland Soil and Water Conservation District's Annual Tree Seedling Sale. This year's sale will offer hardy seedlings, as well as wildflower seed packets and white vinyl flags. This is a great opportunity to make purchases at a minimal price with a maximum long-range benefit.