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In The News 17 October 2013

Historical Society elects board, adopts new bylaws at annual meeting

New light was shed on the organization's finances, a completely rewritten set of bylaws were adopted and a new 12-member board, along with a president and vice-president of the membership, were elected at the annual meeting of the Highland County Historical Society.

In The News 16 October 2013

Wenstrup: Senate deal doesn't measure up

"Today's legislation doesn’t address our nation's long-term spending problem and doesn’t fix the serious and fundamental problems within Obamacare."

In The News 16 October 2013

Citizens address council on fire negotiations

"The Hillsboro Fire Department has been in place for well over 100 years. We've been serving this community. The guys that are currently remaining on the Hillsboro Fire Department are six full-time firefighter paramedics trained at the highest level. We can give life-saving drugs – every member of our department." – Ryan Passet

In The News 16 October 2013

Citizens address council on fire negotiations

"The Hillsboro Fire Department has been in place for well over 100 years. We've been serving this community. The guys that are currently remaining on the Hillsboro Fire Department are six full-time firefighter paramedics trained at the highest level. We can give life-saving drugs – every member of our department." – Ryan Passet

In The News 11 October 2013

SSCC's Mt. Orab Campus on track to open August 2014

Its steel framework soundly in place, Southern State Community College’s Mt. Orab Campus is right on schedule to open August 2014. Quandel Construction representatives Nathan Minnich-Weber and Todd Clevinger updated the college’s Board of Trustees on progress at the site.

In The News 10 October 2013

Spine specialist joins Adena Bone & Joint

Ashish Upadhyay, M.D., an orthopedic surgeon trained and specializing in spine surgery and the treatment of spinal disorders, has joined Adena Bone & Joint.

In The News 9 October 2013

'To inspire and liberate the human spirit through the arts'

As Highco adjusts to the addition of a newly implemented fine arts program, a documentary crew will look closely at the impact of art on their workshop and its individuals throughout the coming months.

In The News 9 October 2013

'To inspire and liberate the human spirit through the arts'

As Highco adjusts to the addition of a newly implemented fine arts program, a documentary crew will look closely at the impact of art on their workshop and its individuals throughout the coming months.

In The News 8 October 2013

Hall of Fame sports broadcaster Ernie B. Blankenship remembered by community

Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11 at Hillsboro High School. Mass of Christian burial will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 12 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Hillsboro.

In The News 8 October 2013

Hall of Fame sports broadcaster Ernie B. Blankenship remembered by community

Visitation will be 4-8 p.m. Friday, Oct. 11 at Hillsboro High School. Mass of Christian burial will be held at 10 a.m. Saturday, Oct. 12 at St. Mary Catholic Church in Hillsboro.

In The News 7 October 2013

HDH hosts annual Brake for Breakfast

More than 500 women drove through the Brake for Breakfast event at Highland District Hospital on Thursday morning.

In The News 7 October 2013

HDH hosts annual Brake for Breakfast

More than 500 women drove through the Brake for Breakfast event at Highland District Hospital on Thursday morning.

In The News 7 October 2013

J D Equipment offers students hands-on field laboratory at Farm Science Review

J D Equipment, in partnership with The Ohio State University, was pleased to offer students from Agricultural Systems Management (ASM) classes a unique hands-on field laboratory at this year’s Farm Science Review.

In The News 6 October 2013

Turner pleased with Department of Defense decision to allow furloughed civilian employees back to work

'The president should not have furloughed these hard-working men and women. According to the bill he signed, they should have been allowed to work through this entire shutdown. This clearly shows he has been playing politics with these furloughs.'

In The News 4 October 2013

Updated: Congressman Wenstrup asks Congress: What is our legacy?

As the federal government slowdown enters its third straight day, Second District Rep. Brad Wenstrup, R-Cincinnati, said he believes the House majority – along with several House Democrats – will continue to pass Continuing Resolutions in order to fund essential government services.

In The News 2 October 2013

Commissioners proclaim Oct. 12 as CROP Hunger Walk Day in Highland County

The Highland County Board of Commissioners proclaimed Saturday, Oct. 12 as CROP (Communities Responding to Overcome Poverty) Hunger Walk Day in Highland County during the Wednesday, Oct. 2 board meeting.