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Colonel Robert C. Rogers

Colonel Robert Conant Rogers, known as “Buck” Rogers, 92, died March 2, 2010 at his home in Hillsboro.
Cooper gains redemption with trip to state
Getting to Ohio High School Athletic Association State Wrestling Tournaments was redemption for McClain's Caleb Cooper for a couple reasons. One was he overcame a tough opponent for the first time, and secondly, Cooper almost didn't have the opportunity to get to this point as MHS almost ceased their wrestling program a few years back.
Hard work pays off for Goolsby
Hillsboro senior Andrew Goolsby accomplished his goal of having the opportunity to wrestle in the Ohio High School Athletic Association State Wrestling tournaments this week, but getting there took lots of hard work and dedication of perfecting his craft on the mat.
Hard work pays off for Goolsby
Hillsboro senior Andrew Goolsby accomplished his goal of having the opportunity to wrestle in the Ohio High School Athletic Association State Wrestling tournaments this week, but getting there took lots of hard work and dedication of perfecting his craft on the mat.
Auditor explains new CAUV rates for Highland County taxpayers
Due to the recent significant increases in CAUV rates, several questions have arisen. I would like to take this opportunity to answer some of the questions. We have also received questions from persons not enrolled in the program who want to know the qualifications so they know if they might be able to apply.
Auditor explains new CAUV rates for Highland County taxpayers
Due to the recent significant increases in CAUV rates, several questions have arisen. I would like to take this opportunity to answer some of the questions. We have also received questions from persons not enrolled in the program who want to know the qualifications so they know if they might be able to apply.
Ohio receives $11.7 million to expand broadband access to 14,000 Ohioans
Ohio Governor Ted Strickland today announced that the Ohio non-profit OneCommunity has been awarded $11.7 million in American Recovery and Reinvestment Act resources to expand broadband adoption by more than 14,000 disconnected Ohioans in Cleveland, Akron and several Appalachian counties. “Connect Your Community” will create 58 direct new jobs in Ohio.
Appeals court upholds conviction of area doctor
The Twelfth District Court of Appeals has affirmed the conviction of a Clinton County physician on one count of public indecency, one count of attempted rape, and two counts of gross sexual imposition.
Appeals court upholds conviction of area doctor
The Twelfth District Court of Appeals has affirmed the conviction of a Clinton County physician on one count of public indecency, one count of attempted rape, and two counts of gross sexual imposition.
Basketball Hall of Fame member Jerry Lucas to speak at First United Methodist Church
Basketball Hall of Fame member Jerry Lucas will be coming to Hillsboro First United Methodist Church to share his Christ lead ministry with our entire community.
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