Southern State Community College will host a special presentation and book-signing by children's illustrator Christina Wald 2 p.m. Tuesday, April 10, in the Edward K. Daniels Auditorium on the college's Central Campus, 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro.
Ohio's Fourth District Court of Appeals has upheld a decision from Highland County Common Pleas Court, after a defendant alleged the trial court erred in allowing evidence to be admitted, claiming that it was obtained during an invalid search.
Highland County Common Pleas Court Judge Rocky Coss partially granted and partially overruled a motion to dismiss after an attorney argued that charges of corrupting another with drugs were “invalid” because his client was pregnant at the time of the crime, and the victim in the case was not a “person.”
Secretary of State Jon Husted has announced that as part of an ongoing effort to recognize the impact of Ohio businesses, April’s Ohio Business Profile features companies throughout the state that specialize in Ohio’s number one industry - agriculture. Garman Feed and Supply of South Salem was among this month's featured businesses.
The village of Greenfield is getting positive response from area residents following surveys sent out by council members to gauge interest into annexing some properties into the village.
A husband and wife charged with first-degree felony manufacturing meth in the vicinity of two juveniles appeared in Highland County Common Pleas Court Wednesday for pretrial hearings.
Highland County commissioners proclaimed April as Cleanup, Fixup and Pickup Month for the Rocky Fork Lake area, as requested by the Rocky Fork Lake Community Alliance, Paint Township Trustees, the Home Owners Associations and ODNR.
The Highland County Board of Commissioners, Shane Wilkin, Tom Horst and Jeremy Shaffer, read separate proclamations on behalf of Highland County's newest Eagle Scouts, twin brothers Joseph and James Otworth.
To commemorate National Child Abuse Prevention Month, Highland County Children Services "planted" pinwheels on the lawn of the Highland County Courthouse Monday evening, to represent the local cases of child abuse and neglect.
The city of Hillsboro is looking at all options to absorb an estimated $126,000 loss in revenue after Paint Township declined to contract with the city for EMS and fire services and joined the Paint Creek Joint EMS and Fire District.
Attorneys in the civil case of the former superintendent of the Highland County Board of Developmental Disabilities will submit memoranda on whether or not the court should consider any additional evidence in a wrongful termination suit, or if evidence submitted during a two-day hearing in December is sufficient.
