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Laurels helps couple celebrate

The staff and residents at the Laurels of Hillsboro recently had a wedding reception to celebrate the wedding of Rachel
County denies funding request from Children Services
   Speaking in defense of local foster parents, members of Highland County Children Services took their fiscal concerns to the Highland County Commission Wednesday.
Lady 'Cats win in five sets over West Union
MOWRYSTOWN – The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats never quit and it paid off Thursday night at Whiteoak High School, as they battled Southern Hills League counterpart West Union to a five-set win, taking the fifth and game-deciding set in dominating fashion at 15-3.
Lady 'Cats win in five sets over West Union
MOWRYSTOWN – The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats never quit and it paid off Thursday night at Whiteoak High School, as they battled Southern Hills League counterpart West Union to a five-set win, taking the fifth and game-deciding set in dominating fashion at 15-3.
Lady 'Cats win in five sets over West Union
MOWRYSTOWN – The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats never quit and it paid off Thursday night at Whiteoak High School, as they battled Southern Hills League counterpart West Union to a five-set win, taking the fifth and game-deciding set in dominating fashion at 15-3.
Lady 'Cats win in five sets over West Union
MOWRYSTOWN – The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats never quit and it paid off Thursday night at Whiteoak High School, as they battled Southern Hills League counterpart West Union to a five-set win, taking the fifth and game-deciding set in dominating fashion at 15-3.
Greenfield Rotary Race
The Greenfield Rotary Club is inviting you to join in a different kind of treasure hunt. You will have fun and enjoy a party while challenging your mind and provide funds to support the children and youth in the Greenfield Area.
Adena Greenfield celebrates 10th anniversary
Adena Greenfield Medical Center celebrated its 10th anniversary Thursday, Oct.
Adena Greenfield celebrates 10th anniversary
Adena Greenfield Medical Center celebrated its 10th anniversary Thursday, Oct.
SSCC announces food program guidelines
Southern State Community College's Patri-Tots Learning Center announces sponsorship of the USDA-funded Child and Adult Care Food Program. Meals are available to all enrolled participants without regard to race, color, national origin, sex, age or disability and will be served at no separate charge.
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