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  • Legislation to simplify wireless 9-1-1 fees signed by governor

    On Dec. 20, Governor Kasich signed House Bill 360, which revises the amount and methods of collections and remittance of the wireless 9-1-1 charge for prepaid wireless services.
  • Senator Portman joins Senate Finance Committee, Republican Whip Team in 113th Congress
    Since 1981, no Republican Senator has joined the Senate Finance Committee more quickly than Portman. In addition, Portman announced that Senator John Cornyn (R-TX), the incoming Senate Minority Whip, has asked him to continue serving on the Whip team as a Deputy Whip.
  • Coffey named Greenfield city manager
    Greenfield Village Council voted Wednesday to name Highland County Court/Madison Township court administrator Ron Coffey as the successor to retiring city manager Betty Bishop.
  • ATSG elects Baudouin to Board of Directors
    WILMINGTON – Air Transport Services Group, Inc. (NASDAQ:ATSG) today announced the election to its Board of Directors of Richard Baudouin, an experienced aircraft leasing executive who co-founded Aviation Capital Group (ACG), a global leader in aircraft leasing and finance.
  • Chamber hosts 'Agriculture is Everyone's Business' Jan. 18
    The first-ever agriculture-related event – "Agriculture is Everyone's Business" – hosted by the Highland County Chamber of Commerce will be held 9 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18 at the Southern State Community College Patriot Center. Featured speakers will be Orion Samuelson of RFD-TV and WGN Radio in Chicago, and Ohio Director of Agriculture and former Highland County Commissioner David Daniels. Tickets are $5.
  • Chamber hosts 'Agriculture is Everyone's Business' Jan. 18
    The first-ever agriculture-related event – "Agriculture is Everyone's Business" – hosted by the Highland County Chamber of Commerce will be held 9 a.m. Friday, Jan. 18 at the Southern State Community College Patriot Center. Featured speakers will be Orion Samuelson of RFD-TV and WGN Radio in Chicago, and Ohio Director of Agriculture and former Highland County Commissioner David Daniels. Tickets are $5.
  • Portman calls on Obama to rescind order increasing Congress' pay
    "I am calling on President Obama to withdraw his recent executive order raising federal salaries – including for members of Congress. Until a long-term deficit reduction agreement is reached, we should not consider increasing the pay for Congress.” – Sen. Rob Portman
  • ODNR Division of Wildlife to hold muzzleloader deer season in Jan. 5-8
    Ohio's white-tailed deer muzzleloader hunting season will open statewide Jan. 5-8, 2013, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources’ (ODNR) Division of Wildlife.
  • Ohio Homeland Security, Ohio Department of Education partner to support schools
    In response to requests for information relative to planning school safety initiatives, Ohio Homeland Security has partnered with the Ohio Department of Education to assemble informational resources from a variety of reliable sources and is providing them to Ohio’s school administrators and the law enforcement community.
  • Judith L. French appointed to Ohio Supreme Court
    Ohio Gov. John Kasich has appointed Judge Judith L. French from the 10th District Court of Appeals, to the Ohio Supreme Court.
  • Obama issues statement on outgoing EPA Administrator Lisa Jackson
    Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lisa Jackson has announced she is stepping down from her position in early 2013. Jackson was facing scrutiny for the recent revelation of her secondary e-mail account, under the pseudonym “Richard Windsor,” which she said was the name of her dog and her house.
  • Ohio's minimum wage increases Jan. 1
    Ohio’s minimum wage is scheduled to increase on Jan. 1, 2013 to $7.85 per hour for non-tipped employees and to $3.93 per hour for tipped employees, plus tips. The 2012 Ohio minimum wage is $7.70 per hour for non-tipped employees and $3.85 for tipped employees, plus tips.
  • Coonrod judgment affirmed by Appellate Court
    The Fourth Appellate District Court has affirmed a judgment against Wesley Coonrod, a Greenfield man serving 20 years in prison on involuntary manslaughter charges in connection with the deaths of his two young sons.
  • GOP hosts swearing in ceremony
    Highland County Republican county officeholders and State Rep. Cliff Rosenberger had their swearing-in ceremony Friday afternoon at the Hi-TEC Center in Hillsboro. Highland County Republican Party chair Kay Ayres and the local GOP hosted the event.
  • AMES and CCPA to build two-bay hangar facility
    Airborne Maintenance and Engineering Services, Inc. (AMES) and the Clinton County Port Authority have completed the necessary arrangements to proceed with the financing and construction of a new hangar facility at the Wilmington Air Park.
  • Patrolling continues on state highway system
    Crews from the Ohio Department of Transportation – District 9 will continue to patrol and treat the state highway system during the evening and late-night hours as a winter storm progresses through the state.
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