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  • Search warrants executed at Greenfield businesses

    The Greenfield Police Department executed three search warrants simultaneously on three gas stations in the village Wednesday afternoon, following an investigation into the alleged sale of of K2, or "spice."
  • Greenfield Area Christian Center breaks ground on new facility
    With thanks for the many blessings that have been bestowed upon the community, volunteers with the Greenfield Area Christian Center broke ground Tuesday afternoon on a new facility that will allow the expansion of their food and support ministries that have served the Greenfield community for nearly 30 years.
    
    The board members of the Greenfield Area Christian Center were joined by volunteers, family and community members at their 912 N. 5th Street in Greenfield, as they commemorated the organization's new beginning.
  • Ohio House passes legislation to assist veterans with employment opportunities
    COLUMBUS — State Representative Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) today applauded the Ohio House’s unanimous passage of House Bill 405, which enhances the ability of veterans to find meaningful employment and updates the Ohio Code of Military Justice (OCMJ) to become a more effective disciplinary tool for the Ohio National Guard.
  • Hillsboro contracts with law firm for representation in PUCO proceeding
    The city of Hillsboro has contracted with an outside law firm to represent them in the proceedings with the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, regarding AEP rates.
  • Highland County unemployment rate at 11 percent
    Highland County's unemployment rate is at 11 percent for the month of March, down more than 3 percent since this time last year.
  • Former children services director files wrongful termination suit against county
    The former executive director of Highland County Children Services has filed a lawsuit against the Highland County Board of Commissioners and Highland County's Department of Job and Family Services/Child Support Enforcement and Child Protective Agency. for wrongful termination. The suit was filed Friday in the Highland County Clerk of Courts Office by an attorney for Wendy Jacobs, alleging that she was wrongfully discharged by the county from her job at Highland County's Department of Job and Family Services/Child Support Enforcement and Child Protective Agency.
  • ODOT hears public comments on proposed rest area closures
    Seeking public opinion on the proposed closure of four Highland County rest areas, the Ohio Department Transportation held a public hearing Monday evening. While some residents said they felt the areas were a meeting ground that harbored illegal activity, others say they are a necessity for motorists, and provide jobs for area residents.
    
    Approximately a dozen people turned out for Monday's meeting at the Hi-TEC facility in Hillsboro.
  • Woman arrested after becoming 'belligerent' with firefighters, lying to police officer
    A Hillsboro woman was arrested this week after she allegedly became belligerent with personnel at Hillsboro Fire and Rescue, and lied to police officers about her identity.
  • Crash temporarily shuts down US 50
    U.S. 50 was shut down for a time Monday evening near Swisshelm Lane and Roads Lane following a one-vehicle crash that sent two people to the hospital.
  • Lynchburg Elementary students donate to animal shelter
    The kindergarten students at Lynchburg-Clay Elementary School brought in items to donate to the animal shelter.
  • Wiring cause of Jackson Township fire
        No injuries or significant structural damages were reported following a house fire in Jackson Township Sunday evening.
    
    Hillsboro Fire and Rescue responded to the incident at 1465 Young Road, to a report of a two-story structure fire.
  • SATH to host annual Celebrity Golf Classic
    S.A.T.H. (Supplementary Assistance to the Handicapped) will host the 20th Annual Celebrity Golf Classic on Monday, May 7 at Snow Hill Country Club in Wilmington. John Holt of the Hillsboro Ponderosa Steakhouse and Gary Riesenberg of Premier Golf are proud to be co-sponsoring this year's event.
  • Volunteers needed for 2012 Operation Christmas Child
    Right now, Operation Christmas Child is looking for generous volunteers in Highland, Clinton, Fayette, and Brown counties to help fill those shoe boxes with small gifts – as part of a massive effort to help bring joy to more than 9 million children in more than 100 countries on six continents.
  • Home sales activity in Ohio reach highest level since 2008
    Home sales activity throughout Ohio during the first quarter reached its highest level since 2008, a clear indication that the marketplace has begun to regain its footing since the onset of the economic downturn that gripped the nation and state, according to statistics provided by the state’s Multiple Listing Services.
  • Daniels squashes VP talk
    Indiana Governor Mitch Daniels said Sunday that if Mitt Romney asked him to be his running mate that he would “demand reconsideration” and send a list of people who “could suit better.” But he declined to say what names would be on that list.
  • Hillsboro Middle School pupils visit nation's capital
    Hillsboro Middle School eighth-graders traveled to Washington, D.C. on April 11-13.
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