Peace Lutheran Church, located at 231 Harry Sauner Road in Hillsboro, has announced the following upcoming summer events.

A Hillsboro man accused of eluding police before eventually hitting the historical bell in front of the Highland House Museum last year was recently sentenced to prison.

A Frankfort man accused of pandering obscenity involving a minor was among 30 individuals indicted during the Tuesday, June 6 Highland County grand jury session.

Morehead State University has released its spring 2023 dean’s list is now available online. The accomplishments of these students reflect the university’s commitment to academic excellence and student success.

Church of Christ Hollowtown will host vacation Bible school June 12-16 from 6-8 p.m. nightly. The church is located at 2630 S. Hollowtown Rd., Hillsboro.

The Hillsboro High School class of 1957 will hold a 66-year reunion Saturday, June 24.

Dawson Barreras accepted the oath of office as acting Hillsboro city auditor Monday morning, after Hillsboro Mayor Justin Harsha appointed him to the position.

A Hillsboro woman has been sentenced to a minimum two years in prison after being convicted at trial of one count of felonious assault.

The family of Blake Kibler would like to welcome you to the book signing of his new book, “The Lighter Side of Gray.” The book signing will be held Sunday, June 4 from 3-5 p.m. at Details Salon and Day Spa in Hillsboro.

First State Bank celebrated the 10-year anniversary of their Hillsboro branch with a ribbon cutting from the Highland County Chamber of Commerce on May 31, along with family, friends and members of the community.

The University of Kentucky has released its dean’s list for the spring 2023 semester. A total of 8,146 students were recognized for their outstanding academic performance.

The Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association has released its All-Southeast District baseball team, with 24 players and one coach from Highland County earning honors this spring.

If you have been in uptown Hillsboro recently, you may have noticed the latest addition in an effort to beautify the historic district, as an idea of the late John “Buck” Wilkin has become a reality thanks to the help of his daughter and other volunteers.