The Village of Greenfield intends to make several improvements to Felson Park. They will create a reimagined space on a regional bikeway along Paint Creek and house a venue for Greenfield’s cultural events and festivals, arts and civic gatherings.
On the last Friday of June, the McClain Cadet Corps Color Guard presented the colors, or flags, prior to the Cincinnati Reds matchup with the San Diego Padres. It’s something the McClain Cadet Corps Color Guard is no stranger to doing at the Great American Ball Park.
Mayor Justin Harsha today announced the upcoming transition in the City of Hillsboro’s Safety and Service Director position, expressing his deep gratitude to outgoing Director Brianne Abbott for her dedicated service and leadership.
The Greenfield Exempted Village School District Board of Education will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, July 14 at 7 p.m. in the Greenfield Elementary School multipurpose room.
Ladies and gentlemen, for more than 50 years, William (Bill) and Janet Butler of Hillsboro have been pivotal figures in transforming livestock marketing and agricultural finance in southern Ohio and beyond through their management of Union Stockyards.
Monday’s Greenfield school board meeting was a blend of matters including student recognition, end-of-year financial matters and employment recommendations in preparation for the coming school year.
Heritage Ohio is pleased to announce that Greenfield will host the next Preservation Assessment Workshop (PAW) on July 29-30, offering downtown building owners and community members expert insight into preserving historic properties.
Greenfield Village Council will hold a special meeting at 5 p.m. June 30 in council chambers, 300 Jefferson St., to interview, deliberate and possibly hire Kiger & Kiger Lawyers, LLP for legal services.
The Lynchburg High School Class of 1965 recently gathered at Cape May Campus Center Wilmington to celebrate a remarkable milestone – their 60th class reunion.
Mark your calendars for The Friends of the Wilmington Public Library’s (FOL) Annual Books In Bags Event at the library, 268 N. South St., Wilmington, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m., Saturday, June 14.
Two 2025 McClain graduates have received full-ride scholarships from The Ohio State University, something the university tries to award to two students per county each year. This year’s Highland County recipients of the merit-based Land Grant Opportunity Scholarship from The Ohio State University are McClain graduates Nicolas Alvarez and Dawson McMurry.
