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  • Hillsboro Middle School pupils visit nation's capital

    Hillsboro Middle School eighth-graders traveled to Washington, D.C. on April 11-13.
  • Hillsboro celebrates Anna's Army Day WATCH THE VIDEO
        The lawn of the Highland County Courthouse was packed with chanting, hugging people Friday afternoon, as the community rallied together with Anna's Army to bring awareness and raise funds toward finding a cure for Cystic Fibrosis.

        The third Friday in April is proclaimed Anna's Army Day by the Highland County Commissioners, and the army was out in full force. April 20 was the fourth annual Anna's Army Day.
  • ODOT seeking comment for proposed project
        CHILLICOTHE – As part of the Ohio Department of Transportation – District 9’s Planning and Engineering Department, the Environmental Office is seeking public input on the following proposed projects.
  • Board of DD holds special session, approves contracts
    The Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities met in a special meeting Thursday night to consider the renewal of two employee contracts.
  • No immediate increase to CVB funds
    The finance committee of the Hillsboro City Council has voted to table a request from the Highland County Convention and Visitor's Bureau for a larger percentage of the "bed tax" the city collects from local hotels. However, committee members say they are open to increasing the funds once they have a better picture of the city's overall finances for 2012.
 The committee met Thursday in the meeting room of the Hillsboro fire station, and heard from HCCVB director Bob Lambert.
  • Board hears more comments regarding teacher placed on leave
    As they have now for the three months in a row, the family members and supporters of a Hillsboro City Schools employee currently on administrative leave asked the district's board of education to reinstate the educator. Some supporters acknowledged that many of the facts and allegations surrounding the case are not known to the public, but they feel it is in the best interest of Hillsboro students for the matter to come to a resolution.
  • Board hears more comments regarding teacher placed on leave
    As they have now for the three months in a row, the family members and supporters of a Hillsboro City Schools employee currently on administrative leave asked the district's board of education to reinstate the educator. Some supporters acknowledged that many of the facts and allegations surrounding the case are not known to the public, but they feel it is in the best interest of Hillsboro students for the matter to come to a resolution.
  • Greenfield council to review city manager options
    The Greenfield Village Council will explore the future of the village administration and look into leadership options, as the current city manager's contract expires at the end of this year. 
  • Greenfield re-grouping after EDA denies railroad grant application
    The village of Greenfield is regrouping this week after a grant that would have resulted in a total of $5 million being put into the Greenfield area railroad was denied by the Economic Development Administration.
  • Area man pleads guilty to assaulting deputy
    A Hillsboro man pleaded guilty to assault on a police officer in Highland County Common Pleas Court Wednesday, after he bit a Highland County Sheriff's Deputy who was attempting to execute an arrest warrant.
  • Medicare payments will continue at Adena without disruption
    The federal Centers for Medicare & Medicaid today reversed its decision to withhold Medicare payments for inpatient services at the Adena Medical Center, which would have gone into effect April 27.
  • Highland County to commemorate National Crime Victims' Rights Week
    Highland County Prosecuting Attorney Anneka Collins' Victim/Witness Program will observe the week with their third annual candlelight vigil on Thursday, April 26 at 7 p.m., in the basement of Hillsboro Church of Christ, 155 W. Walnut Street.
  • Board of Developmental Disabilities discusses budget, expenses
    As the Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities continues to keep a watchful eye on its 2012 budget, a recent report states that staff are looking for ways to rein in expenses while increasing revenue opportunities.
    
    During the board's monthly meeting on Tuesday, board business director Lori Moore submitted quarterly a report and review of expenditures. The report gave comparisons of 2011 and 2012 expenditures, along with 2011 and 2012 income.
  • Hillsboro finance committee to consider CVB request for additional funds
    A meeting of the finance committee of the city of Hillsboro has been called by chairperson Pete Pence to consider a request from the Highland County Convention and Visitor's Bureau for a possible increase in the percentage the organization receives from the city's "bed tax."
  • Williams sentenced to 4 years
    A Hillsboro man convicted on drug charges was sentenced to four years in prison Tuesday in Highland County Common Pleas Court. 
  • Baker re-sentenced following appeal
    A Hillsboro man was brought before Highland County Common Pleas Court for re-sentencing Tuesday, following a judgment by Ohio's Fourth District Court of Appeals.
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