Matthew Kaleb Pierson was sentenced to life in prison after entering a guilty plea during a motion to suppress hearing Monday afternoon in Highland County Common Pleas Court.
In addition to the tractors, the machinery show featured a working blacksmith, steam engines, a tractor parade each day, a mini flea market, kiddie tractor pulls, garden tractor pulls, kiddie train rides, raffles, music and more.
In addition to the tractors, the machinery show featured a working blacksmith, steam engines, a tractor parade each day, a mini flea market, kiddie tractor pulls, garden tractor pulls, kiddie train rides, raffles, music and more.
A Leesburg man traveled to Bowling Green, Ky. this weekend to display his car at the National Corvette Museum in honor of the 60th anniversary of the popular sports car. Larry Picklesimer said that the National Corvette Museum contacted Corvette owners to find participants for the 60th anniversary event's "evolution display," which will include Corvettes from each year of the car's history.
Senator Bob Peterson (R-Sabina) today honored Larry L. Long on his retirement after 40 years of exceptional service with the County Commissioners' Association of Ohio.
Area residents who passed the General Education Development (GED) test were honored June 14 at the 25th annual Adult Opportunity Center’s Recognition Celebration at Southern State Community College’s Central Campus in Hillsboro.
While Ohio's unemployment rate was 7.0 percent in May 2013, unchanged from April, statistics released today by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS), show that Highland County's unemployment rate spiked from 8.6 percent in April to 9.3 percent in May.
A new artist has been added to the Johnny Paycheck Tribute scheduled Saturday, July 20 during the Greene Countrie Towne Festival in Greenfield. Bobby Mackey will be joining in on vocals along with Richard Martin, Eric Huff and Rhett Sims.
"Ohio farmers deserve better, and Ohio taxpayers deserve better. We need a farm bill, but we need a responsible farm bill. Farmers are America’s original small business owner, and their legacy of hard work was and is fundamental to the strength of our nation.”
After taking over for former superintendent Art Reiber in the fall of 2009, Hillsboro City Schools Superintendent Rick Earley has announced his retirement, effective January 2014.
According to a news release today from Rosenberger, Ohio’s budget process is drawing to an end after nearly five months of deliberation and hearings. During this time, Rosenberger said he has been listening intently to feedback he has received from the district to make sure concerns are addressed.
Members of the Hillsboro High School FFA Chapter recently attended the National FFA Organization’s 2013 Washington Leadership Conference during the week of June 10-16.
"The American people can be confident that our military men, women, and families will have the resources necessary to continue their mission in the defense of our nation.”
