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  • President Obama: Osama bin Laden is dead

    President Barack Obama addressed the nation at approximately 11:35 p.m. Sunday and announced that bin Laden, the mastermind behind the Sept. 11, 2001 attacked, was killed in Pakistan.
    "Tonight, I can report to the American people and to the world, that the United States has conducted an operation that killed Osama bin Laden, the leader of al-Qaeda, and a terrorist who is responsible for the murder of thousands of men, women and children," Obama said, speaking from the East Room of the White House. 
  • Hunters bag 7,744 wild turkeys during first week of season
    Top counties for wild turkeys killed last week were: Tuscarawas – 259; Guernsey – 247; Ashtabula – 241; Knox – 238; Harrison – 224; Adams – 213; Coshocton 210; Muskingum – 207; Licking – 199; and Columbiana – 191.
  • Hunters bag 7,744 wild turkeys during first week of season
    Top counties for wild turkeys killed last week were: Tuscarawas – 259; Guernsey – 247; Ashtabula – 241; Knox – 238; Harrison – 224; Adams – 213; Coshocton 210; Muskingum – 207; Licking – 199; and Columbiana – 191.
  • Jon Marshall recognized for many years of service to legal community
    After 22 years as the head of the state attorney discipline board and a distinguished career in law spanning four decades, Columbus attorney Jon Marshall received two awards from the local and state bar associations.
  • Kasich appoints David Bender to Fayette County Common Pleas Court
    Ohio Gov. John R. Kasich has announced the appointment of David Bryan Bender of Washington Court House to serve as Judge of the Fayette County Court of Common Pleas Probate and Juvenile Divisions.
  • PAS Technologies announces Hillsboro expansion WATCH THE VIDEO
    The phrase "It's a great day for Highland County" was repeated numerous times Thursday when PAS Technologies announced an expansion in Hillsboro that will bring 40 jobs to Hillsboro - with the possibility of more to come.
     State and local elected officials met Thursday at the Hi-TEC Center in Hillsboro, joined by PAS leaders and community members for the official announcement that the aerospace technologies manufacturer was bringing jobs to Hillsboro.
  • Commissioners wish Hodson well; meet with county engineer on Carl Smith Drive project
    Highland County Engineer Dean Otworth and Michelle Throckmorton of the Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission (OVRDC) updated commissioners on the financing possibilities for the Hobart Drive/Carl Smith Drive access road project. “Design-wise, everything is moving forward,” Otworth said.
  • Hill Thermal Imaging, LLC, holds ribbon-cutting ceremony
    Hill Thermal Imaging, LLC, of Greenfield recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony with the Highland County Chamber of Commerce. Hill Thermal Imaging provides thermology services and analysis reporting for commercial, industrial and residential customers in the most cost-effective and affordable manner.
  • Merchants National Bank donates to HCA prom
    Merchants National Bank contributed $350 to the 2011 Hillsboro Christian Academy prom. Paul W. Pence, president and CEO of Merchants National Bank, and Bertha Hamilton of MNB presented the donation Thursday morning outside the Hillsboro uptown bank location.
  • Senator Portman to attend expansion announcement at PAS Technologies in Hillsboro
    U.S. Senator Rob Portman (R-Ohio) will participate in PAS Technologies' expansion announcement in Hillsboro tomorrow, April 28, from 1:30-2:30 p.m. at the Training and Employment Center, 1575 N. High Street, rooms 27 A & B. Sen. Portman has been working with corporate and local leaders to advance the expansion, which is expected to create 50-100 new jobs.
  • White House releases Obama's 'long-form' birth certificate
    The White House released President Barack Obama's "long-form" birth certificate Wednesday, which was followed by remarks to the press from the president. 
    Obama said that he was releasing the birth certificate to put an end to questions regarding his citizenship, saying that he and the country have better things to do, and that "We’re not going to be able to solve our problems if we get distracted by sideshows and carnival barkers."
  • Stubbs arraigned on first-degree felony assault, other charges
    A South Salem man who was initially charged with allegedly assaulting three police officers in August was arraigned Wednesday on a charge of first-degree felony charge of assault with a gun specification.
  • Stubbs arraigned on first-degree felony assault, other charges
    A South Salem man who was initially charged with allegedly assaulting three police officers in August was arraigned Wednesday on a charge of first-degree felony charge of assault with a gun specification.
  • Ballentine resigns as homeless shelter director; moving to Arizona UPDATED
    The Director of the Highland County Homeless Shelter Mike Ballentine has resigned from his post at the organization.
     
     Ballentine told The Highland County Press that he submitted his resignation to the board on Sunday, and he has been told that the shelter's board has met and voted to accept it. Ballentine said his resignation is effective immediately, but it is his understanding that he is to receive a written notice of the board.
  • Hodson appointed as Highland County Clerk of Courts
    The Highland County Republican Central Committee has appointed county recorder Ike Hodson as the Highland County Clerk of Courts.
     The central committee met Tuesday evening at the Hi-TEC Center to interview candidates for the position, which was left open after Paulette Donley retired as clerk of courts. She announced her resignation to the Highland County Board of Commissions April 6, effective April 15. She had held the elected post for more than 22 years.
  • Cub Scout pack visits HCP
    Cub Scout pack 37 of Hillsboro, joined by their parents and siblings, toured the Highland County Press Tuesday as part of an activity to earn a merit badge. 
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