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Coach Watts led MHS football in '59

After McClain High School’s undefeated and untied football season in 1959, which was one of the most successful seasons in her proud history, one might expect a decline in 1960.
Artisan fair seeking new talent
LEESBURG – In the world of artisan shows and craft fairs, 27 years is a long time.
Artisan fair seeking new talent
LEESBURG – In the world of artisan shows and craft fairs, 27 years is a long time.
Quail Run Senior Villas opens
Quail Run Senior Villas, 1201 N. West Street in Hillsboro, celebrated the grand opening of the 42 villa style senior apartments with a Highland County Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting.
Quail Run Senior Villas opens
Quail Run Senior Villas, 1201 N. West Street in Hillsboro, celebrated the grand opening of the 42 villa style senior apartments with a Highland County Chamber of Commerce ribbon cutting.
Former Adena patient 'back on track' after suffering stroke
Hillsboro resident Mary Grooms always had a healthy life. At 59, she was enjoying life, especially her two sons and grandchildren, and during the Christmas season, was looking forward to time spent with family, reliving traditions and exhausting all energy in shopping, baking and enjoying the sounds and sights of the season.
Strickland appoints development director
Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland has appointed Lisa Patt-McDaniel as Director of the Ohio Department of Development.
Program mixes recycling, fund-raising
It’s a time-honored tradition with a twist. Along with the usual fund-raising activities at  Got Forgiveness?, Inc., there is a new and profitable way to help our neighbor that benefits the environment as well. Got Forgiveness?, Inc. is tackling the growing problem of electronic waste and literally turning it into cash.
Program mixes recycling, fund-raising
It’s a time-honored tradition with a twist. Along with the usual fund-raising activities at  Got Forgiveness?, Inc., there is a new and profitable way to help our neighbor that benefits the environment as well. Got Forgiveness?, Inc. is tackling the growing problem of electronic waste and literally turning it into cash.
Why not let voters determine school building's fate?
To the editor: How about two cents from an old codger? A little late, but as they say, better late than never.
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