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  • Two-vehicle crash in Adams County leaves one dead

    The Ohio State Highway Patrol-Georgetown Post is currently investigating a two-vehicle fatal traffic crash. The crash occurred on July 7 at approximately 8:27 a.m. on state Route 32 at Tranquility Pike, Scott Township, Adams County.
  • Hillsboro boil advisory lifted
    A boil advisory has been lifted by the city of Hillsboro for North West Street from Chariss Avenue going north and including all of Pea Ridge and Quail Run Complex.
  • Sardinia Historical Society fundraiser Aug. 12
    The Sardinia Historical Society will be fundraising at the Mt. Orab Kibler Lumber grill out on Saturday, Aug. 12 from 10 a.m.-2 p.m. The society thanks Kibler Lumber for this opportunity to raise funds and asks for your support in stopping by for lunch that day. 
  • Longtime Hillsboro business icon Don Fender passes away
    Longtime Hillsboro Realtor and community leader Donald E. Fender, Jr. passed away on July 4, 2023. He was 85.
  • Boil advisory lifted
    A boil advisory that had been issued for North West Street from Chariss Avenue going north including all of Pea Ridge and Quail Run Complex in Hillsboro has been lifted.
  • The brave and noble 56
    On Independence Day, July 4, let us not forget to think about the 56 signers of the Declaration of Independence and the prices many paid for their respective commitments to forming a new nation.
  • Thanks for 20 years: The final Daryle Unger & Peanut Memorial Fishing Derby
    The 20th and final Daryle C. Unger & Peanut Memorial Kids Fishing Derby was held Saturday, June 3 at the Mitchell Park pond in Greenfield and was another huge success.
  • Boil advisory issued in Hillsboro
    A boil advisory has been issued by the city of Hillsboro for North West Street from Chariss Avenue going north, and including all of Pea Ridge and Quail Run Complex.
  • Rescues: Who pays?
    Last week, the attempted rescue of four playboys and a youth in a private sub off the wreckage of the Titanic pushed most other things – even Donald Trump – out of the headlines. We sucked in information with great interest; the news pundits and their experts weighed in. I may have missed it, but I didn’t hear anyone questioning the expense of the rescue nor ask who is paying the bill.  
  • Independence Day in Highland County in 1863 
    If you haven’t checked your calendars, the Fourth is on a Tuesday this year, so the annual Festival of the Bells in Hillsboro will be held July 6-8. While you’re enjoying the festival, be sure to check out Pioneer Day, sponsored by the Highland County Historical Society, at the Scott House on Saturday, July 8, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. You’ll be glad you did. 
  • Highland County Sheriff's Reports

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  • Veterans groups hold flagpole dedication at Save A Warrior complex
    On Wednesday, June 14 – Flag Day 2023 – a flagpole dedication ceremony was held at the Save A Warrior complex, Warrior Village in front of The National Center of Excellence in the community of Danville in Highland County.
  • HHS students tour Costa Rica
    Earlier this month, 19 Hillsboro High School students had the opportunity to travel to Costa Rica for nine days. 
  • GEVS Board to meet June 26
    The Greenfield Exempted Village School District Board of Education will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, June 26 in the GEVSD board room at 7 p.m.
  • Ginger Back's artwork selected for CPSA convention
    Lynchburg artist Ginger Back has been selected as one of 100 artists whose works will be on display at the Colored Pencil Society of America (CPSA) 31st annual convention July 26-29 at the Summit Hotel Gallery, 5345 Medpace Way in Cincinnati.
  • Time rolls by: Reflections on the HHS class of 1968 reunion
    I woke up the morning of June 18 with a surprising thought. The Hillsboro High School class of 1968, of which I am a member, had its 55th reunion the previous evening, June 17 at the Orpheum in uptown Hillsboro. The thought was this: How are you supposed to feel when your 55th reunion is now in the rearview mirror? Old? Over the hill? Washed up?  
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