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In The News 19 March 2012

Emergency responders use latest technology to save lives

CHILLICOTHE – Since the beginning of this month, 10 patients have benefited from the use of sophisticated technology that allowed emergency responders to transmit electrocardiograms from the field and directly to hospital staff at Adena Greenfield Medical Center.

In The News 19 March 2012

Daniels meets with Ohio Pork Producers

The Ohio Pork Producers Council Board of Directors recently opened their board meeting doors and welcomed newly appointed Director of Agriculture David Daniels. Daniels was recently named by Gov. John Kasich to lead the Ohio Department of Agriculture.

In The News 19 March 2012

Ohio gets a 'D' from Center for Public Integrity

The Buckeye State received a D grade from the Center for Public Integrity when it comes to transparency, accountability and anti-corruption efforts in government. The center gave eight state governments an “F” grade: Georgia, Maine, Michigan, North Dakota, South Carolina, South Dakota, Virginia and Wyoming. Not one state received an A grade.

In The News 18 March 2012

Governor outlines income tax cut plan

According to the Tax Foundation, Ohio's combined state and local income tax burden is among the highest in the nation – in nearly the top third. Ohio's combined state and local income tax burden per capita is among the highest also – in the top quarter.

In The News 17 March 2012

Fire closes Caesar Creek for weekend

The Caesar Creek Flea Market will be closed for at least this weekend after a fire swept through the Clinton County market.

In The News 16 March 2012

Hillsboro man pleads no contest to drug charges

A Hillsboro man pleaded no contest to an indictment on drug charges Friday in Highland County Common Pleas Court, after the court ruled against a defense motion to suppress regarding a search warrant.

In The News 16 March 2012

HCSO busts marijuana grow operation

A Greenfield area man was arrested Thursday after the Highland County Sheriff's Office served a search warrant at his Madison Township home, discovering multiple marijuana plants.

In The News 16 March 2012

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In The News 16 March 2012

Officers put trust in four-legged partners WATCH THE VIDEO

When law enforcement officers take to the streets, while on patrol or investigating crimes, they put their lives in the trust of their partners while putting their lives on the line. For the officers of two local police departments, they say partners don’t come any better than their four-legged co-workers.

In The News 15 March 2012

Ohio foreclosure filings drop 16 percent in 2011

After experiencing a drop in the number of Ohio foreclosure case filings for the first time in 15 years in 2010, that number declined even further in 2011 by 16 percent, according to data released by the Supreme Court of Ohio. In 2011, Highland County foreclosures were down 14.7 percent from the 2010 numbers.

In The News 15 March 2012

Rosenberger to hold economic summit for 86th District

COLUMBUS — State Representative Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) will be welcoming the Director of the Ohio Department of Development (ODOD) Christiane Schmenk to Hillsboro. Director Schmenk will be speaking at the HI-Tech Center and taking questions as they relate to local development efforts.

In The News 14 March 2012

Hillsboro woman arrested on domestic violence charges

On Wednesday, March 14 at approximately 8:56 a.m., officers were dispatched to a residence on West South St. in reference to a domestic violence complaint.

In The News 13 March 2012

Hunter Hayes, Kip Moore and James Wesley to headline 2012 Festival of the Bells

The city of Hillsboro will welcome country acts Kip Moore, James Wesley and Hunter Hayes to the 2012 Festival of the Bells.

Festival entertainment chairman Rick Williams said that contracts were finalized this week, and he is excited about the three acts they were able to secure.

In The News 13 March 2012

Hastings says city moving 'upward and onward'

Hillsboro Mayor Drew Hastings said that on Day 72 of his term in office, "operation upward and onward" was progressing with new projects.

In The News 13 March 2012

Appellate court denies Slagle application to reopen case

Ohio's Fourth District Court of Appeals has affirmed the conviction and sentence regarding and denied an application to reopen the case of a former Highland County attorney who is serving time in prison for stealing funds from his clients.

In The News 12 March 2012

The Rev. Wiley Perkins celebrates 80th birthday, 40 years at Samantha Freewill Baptist

With nearly his entire 80 years spend being dedicated to God, the church, and his family, a Highland County pastor is celebrating a life spent doing the work of The Lord and glorifying His name.