In the heart of the “friendly village” of Leesburg lies a successful and profitable industrial center that houses four separate businesses that at first glance may not seem related – janitorial supplies, medical transportation, a greenhouse and printing. However, all four businesses are linked by a common thread: local entrepreneur David Haines.
PAS Technologies Inc. has announced that aerospace industry veteran Richard Glass has joined the company as Senior Vice President, Aerospace, reporting to Thomas C. Hutton, CEO.
"The office holder may receive such increase upon their re-appointment to the commission only after the expiration of the term they were serving when the raise was adopted." – Prosecutor Anneka P. Collins
Ohio Treasurer Josh Mandel has announced that Ohio farmers can submit online applications for the Ohio Treasury's 28th year of the Agricultural Linked Deposit Program (Ag-LINK). Farmers must submit their application by Wednesday, March 13, 2013 at 5 p.m.
"Policy, training, communications, and command have to be so strong and so ingrained to prevent subjective judgment from spiraling out of control. The system has to take over and put on the brakes. On Nov. 29, 2012, the system failed everyone."
Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor Jim Petro has concluded more than 30 years of public service this month, retiring after serving nearly two years as chancellor. Petro was appointed by Governor John Kasich in March 2011 to lead the University System of Ohio, one of the largest systems of public higher education in the nation.
Area firefighters are battling this structure fire in the 400 block of Jefferson Street in Greenfield Saturday morning. The fire may have started in a two-story house near 437 Jefferson.
Area firefighters are battling this structure fire in the 400 block of Jefferson Street in Greenfield Saturday morning. The fire may have started in a two-story house near 437 Jefferson.
Highland County Recorder Chad McConnaughey requested two resolutions from commissioners to increase withholding costs associated with the recording of public documents and to approve a new contract with ACS Enterprise Solutions Inc.
Highland County Recorder Chad McConnaughey requested two resolutions from commissioners to increase withholding costs associated with the recording of public documents and to approve a new contract with ACS Enterprise Solutions Inc.
The Highland County Cattlemen’s Association (HCCA) was named the Second Place Outstanding County Affiliate award winner and received $300 at the OCA Annual Awards Banquet in Columbus on Jan. 26.
A tornado watch had been issued until noon Wednesday for Adams, Brown and Clermont counties in southwest Ohio, but has been lifted. Severe thunderstorms will continue to sweep across the Ohio River Valley during the early morning hours.
Hillsboro will be having a "Farm Party" at the 2013 Festival of the Bells, as it was announced Tuesday that The Farm Inc. will be the Friday night concert headliners for this year's event on July 5.
Former Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray's future as director of the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau may be in question. Cordray’s recess appointment by President Obama is set to expire at the end of 2013, unless the Senate confirms him. Meanwhile, WBNS TV in Columbus reports that Cordray may be close to entering the 2014 race for Ohio governor.
U.S. Senator Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) has announced the introduction of the Assault Weapons Ban of 2013. The bill bans military-style assault weapons and high-capacity ammunition feeding devices capable of holding more than 10 rounds.
The Ohio Association of REALTORS reports that the number of single-family homes and condominiums put under agreement in December rose for the 20th consecutive month compared to the results from the prior year.
