A total of 13 Highland County athletes have punched their tickets for the 2024 OHSAA Track & Field State Tournament after their qualifying finishes at the Div. II and Div. III regional meets.
As part of the Ohio Department of Transportation—District 9’s Planning Department, the district’s Environmental Office is seeking public input for a bridge replacement project on S.R. 73 in Highland County.
The seventh grade Lady Mambas AAU team, based in Hillsboro and consisting of players from Highland and surrounding counties, had another successful weekend, placing first place in the “Ballin at the Creek” tournament in Beavercreek.
Mathew E. Greene, Kyle R. King and Susan E. Vaher, Edward Jones financial advisers in Hillsboro, are supporting New Life Ministries Food Pantry by serving as drop-off locations for a canned food drive.
The Ohio Athletic Conference (OAC) announced their 2024 Spring Academic All-OAC athletes Thursday morning, and Wilmington College had 31 student-athletes honored across five different sports.
City administrators shared positive news during the Tuesday, May 21 Hillsboro City Council meeting, with the mayor outlining a proposal for additional street paving and the safety and service director discussing the “transformational” $5.2 million grant recently awarded to Hillsboro.
Hillsboro City Council members argued over a revision to a food vendor ordinance and agreed to set minimum water rates during a special meeting to consider their regular agenda Tuesday, May 21.
Hillsboro Mayor Justin Harsha presented $2,000 scholarships to three graduating Hillsboro High School seniors during his report at the Tuesday, May 21 Hillsboro City Council meeting.
Girl Scouts of Ohio’s Heartland will recognize two Highland County girls, Sydney Hamilton and Madalyn Ross, with the Girl Scout Gold Award — the highest award a Girl Scout can earn.
The members of Peace Lutheran Church, 321 Harry Sauner Rd., Hillsboro, are continuing their tradition of Weenie Wednesday after the free movies at Star Cinemas.
