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  • Greenfield council schedules meeting to discuss conversion to village status

    A special meeting has been called by the Greenfield City Council for the purpose of addressing questions regarding the conversion from city status, to a village.
  • SSCC's Ag Department to hold plant sale May 17
    The agriculture department at Southern State Community College will hold a plant sale from 10:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Tuesday, May 17, in the atrium lobby of the college’s Central Campus, 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro.
  • Dr. Terrell attends state coroners education conference
    Dr. Paul Terrell, Highland County Corner, recently participated in the Ohio State Coroners Association's 66th annual Education Conference. More than 80 Ohio coroners from
    across the state attended the conference held in Columbus May 5-7.
  • Greenfield Police Report
    The following is the Greenfield Police Report for May 1-8, 2011.
  • OSHP focuses on motorcycle safety and enforcement
    May is the National Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month and the Ohio State Highway Patrol would like to remind motorists that there will be an increase in motorcycles on the roadways with the warmer weather and to remind motorcyclists to ride trained and to ride sober.
  • Man injured at Hillsboro lounge
    On Sunday, May 8 at 2:39 a.m., several officers of the Hillsboro Police Department assisted officers of the Highland County Sheriff's Office and the Ohio State Highway Patrol in responding to a report of an altercation outside of Christopher's Lounge at 150 West Main Street in Hillsboro.
  • County Roads Undergoing Guardrail, Resurfacing Projects
    CHILLICOTHE – As the Ohio Department of Transportation - District 9’s 2011 construction season gets into full swing, a pair of preservation projects on several county roads in Highland County are already under way.
  • Armed robbery case bound over to grand jury
    The case against Hillsboro man arrested in connection with an alleged armed robbery at Larry's Party Shop has been bound over for consideration by a grand jury in Highland County Common Pleas Court.
  • Family businesses applaud Ohio House for passing budget bill
    “Ohio’s House of Representatives has taken a stand on behalf of the small guy today. By repealing the state estate tax, they are creating a future Ohio that’s friendlier for family businesses, farmers, investors and the workers they employ."
  • Smith pleads guilty, sentenced to 5 years for armed robbery
    A Hillsboro man indicted on a charge of first-degree felony aggravated robbery in connection with an armed robbery at the Beechwood Food Mart in January pleaded guilty Thursday, and was sentenced to five years in prison.
      Larry W. Smith, 41, told the court that he had never been in jail before he made a "stupid" mistake in robbing the grocery store with a BB gun.
  • May proclaimed Support Our Troops of Highland County Month
    The support group encourages all Highland County residents and businesses to show their support of our troops and veterans by displaying yellow ribbons and American flags for the entire month of May. For more information, go to sotohc@yahoo.com or call (937) 728-5212.
  • Co-defendant in drug bust pleads guilty
    Co-defendants indicted in April and arrested in a cross-county drug bust made court appearances Wednesday for pretrial hearings, with one defendant pleading guilty to drug charges.
    Maudy Jackson, 45, of Greenfield, was initially indicted on a 24 charges, including engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, trafficking in drugs, and possession of drugs. On Wednesday she pleaded guilty to eight counts of drug trafficking, and the remaining 16 counts were dismissed. Additionally, she agreed on a real estate forfeiture. 
  • Supreme Court adopts traffic rule changes
    The Supreme Court of Ohio has adopted amendments to the Ohio Traffic Rules that clarify the authority of traffic violations bureaus and conform the required experience of magistrates. The changes become effective July 1.
  • May is National Foster Care Month
    The Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) is joining Governor John Kasich in recognizing May as National Foster Care Month and urging all Ohioans to do something positive to make a difference for children and youth in foster care.
  • Unofficial results: Hastings wins with 295 votes WATCH THE VIDEO
    Drew Hastings defeated opponents Rod Daniels and Terry Mikkelsen Tuesday during the Republican primary election Tuesday in the race for Hillsboro mayor, receiving unofficially 295 votes.
     Hastings will face Independent candidate John Levo in the November general election.
      With all five Hillsboro precincts reporting, unofficially, Terry Mikkelsen received 97 votes, while Rod Daniels received 68 votes.
  • Board of elections: Voter turnout extremely low

    Turnout for the primary election that will decide the Republican candidate for Hillsboro mayor is low, according to poll workers and the Highland County Board of Elections, with just a few hours until the polls close.

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