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  • Highland County Fair welcomes famous rodeo clown Hollywood Harris Sept. 6

    The 2015 Highland County Fair welcomes internationally recognized rodeo clown Hollywood Harris on Sunday, Sept. 6.
  • 'Flashes' in time: Marshall enjoys annual school reunion
    Bob Patton, a longtime educator, administrator, coach, historian and Highland County Press columnist, has written, “Basketball was indeed king – and queen – at Marshall. Marshall High School basketball teams were legendary. To this day, people still talk about them, and the high school has been closed since 1960. Always the smallest high school in Highland County, enrollment-wise, Marshall was always the biggest in enthusiasm.
  • 'Flashes' in time: Marshall enjoys annual school reunion
    Bob Patton, a longtime educator, administrator, coach, historian and Highland County Press columnist, has written, “Basketball was indeed king – and queen – at Marshall. Marshall High School basketball teams were legendary. To this day, people still talk about them, and the high school has been closed since 1960. Always the smallest high school in Highland County, enrollment-wise, Marshall was always the biggest in enthusiasm.
  • 'Flashes' in time: Marshall enjoys annual school reunion
    Bob Patton, a longtime educator, administrator, coach, historian and Highland County Press columnist, has written, “Basketball was indeed king – and queen – at Marshall. Marshall High School basketball teams were legendary. To this day, people still talk about them, and the high school has been closed since 1960. Always the smallest high school in Highland County, enrollment-wise, Marshall was always the biggest in enthusiasm.
  • HCFFA hosts 19th annual Public Safety Day
    The Highland County Firefighters Association held its 19th annual Public Safety Day, Sunday, June 7 at the Hillsboro Kroger on Harry Sauner Road.
  • Strength, determination of Clermont County family inspires law change
    A year ago, I received a phone call from Sean Hogan, a constituent I have the pleasure of representing in the Ohio Senate. Sean's daughter, Kayleigh, is one of the bravest, most inspiring 9-year-olds I have ever encountered. Kayleigh was diagnosed with a pediatric brain tumor last year which has led to her family's constant battle for her health and happiness.
  • Strength, determination of Clermont County family inspires law change
    A year ago, I received a phone call from Sean Hogan, a constituent I have the pleasure of representing in the Ohio Senate. Sean's daughter, Kayleigh, is one of the bravest, most inspiring 9-year-olds I have ever encountered. Kayleigh was diagnosed with a pediatric brain tumor last year which has led to her family's constant battle for her health and happiness.
  • Strength, determination of Clermont County family inspires law change
    A year ago, I received a phone call from Sean Hogan, a constituent I have the pleasure of representing in the Ohio Senate. Sean's daughter, Kayleigh, is one of the bravest, most inspiring 9-year-olds I have ever encountered. Kayleigh was diagnosed with a pediatric brain tumor last year which has led to her family's constant battle for her health and happiness.
  • Closed charter school improperly spent $84,000
    Notten STEM closed on September 8, 2011, but received settlements in July and August 2011 totaling $84,274. School officials did not return the funds to ODE upon closure, but instead used them to liquidate the school’s July and August 2011 operating expenditures. Findings for recovery were issued against former Treasurer Carl Shye, Director of Operations Laverne Pryor and Treasurer Edward Dudley.
  • 71st anniversary of D-Day observed

    On June 6, 1944, more than 160,000 Allied troops landed along a 50-mile stretch of heavily-fortified French coastline, to fight Nazi Germany on the beaches of Normandy, France. Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower called the operation a crusade in which, “we will accept nothing less than full victory.”

  • Sen. Peterson receives Guardian of Small Business Award
    State Senator Bob Peterson (R-Sabina) received the prestigious Guardian of Small Business Award today from the National Federation of Independent Businesses/Ohio.
  • NCB ranked No. 7 for the 2015 Best Employers in Ohio
    National Cooperative Bank (NCB), a leading financial institution that provides banking products and services to Southern Ohio and the nation's cooperatives, is pleased to announce it has been ranked seventh on the large companies list for the 2015 Best Employers in Ohio. 
  • Leesburg Summerfest welcomes Eric Huff, Wyatt McCubbin June 19-20
    Leesburg Summerfest 2015 will be Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20, featuring country music artist Eric Huff Friday at 8 p.m. and country music artist Wyatt McCubbin Saturday at 8 p.m.
  • Leesburg Summerfest welcomes Eric Huff, Wyatt McCubbin June 19-20
    Leesburg Summerfest 2015 will be Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20, featuring country music artist Eric Huff Friday at 8 p.m. and country music artist Wyatt McCubbin Saturday at 8 p.m.
  • Leesburg Summerfest welcomes Eric Huff, Wyatt McCubbin June 19-20
    Leesburg Summerfest 2015 will be Friday, June 19 and Saturday, June 20, featuring country music artist Eric Huff Friday at 8 p.m. and country music artist Wyatt McCubbin Saturday at 8 p.m.
  • Uecker presents long-anticipated license plates to Clermont County family
    State Senator Joe Uecker (R-Miami Township) joined Kayleigh Hogan, 9, of Clermont County and her parents in celebrating the Hogan family's successful efforts to bring back Ohio's pediatric brain tumor awareness license plates on Monday.
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