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  • Ohio spring turkey hunting season opens April 18

    Spring wild turkey hunting opens in all 88 Ohio counties on Monday, April 18, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR), Division of Wildlife.  The season continues through Sunday, May 15.
  • DeWine supports creation of 'whistleblower protection law' for Ohio
    "At a time when every penny counts, we must do all we can to recover as much as possible for Ohio and our taxpayers," said Attorney General Mike DeWine. "By establishing a state law protecting and encouraging those with insider knowledge of fraud to come to us, we can retain critical state funds."
  • Court sets trial date in civil case former law director filed against Greenfield
    A court trial date was scheduled and attorneys discussed pending motions during a status hearing held Friday in Highland County Common Pleas Court in a civil suit against the city of Greenfield, filed by its former law director.
    Conrad Curren, who was terminated as the Greenfield Law Director in October 2008, filed the case in January alleging that members of council conspired together to seek his termination from the city. Curren is seeking nearly $40,000 in total damages.
  • Reconstruction expert considered in aggravated vehicular homicide case
    A pretrial hearing was held Friday for a Sardinia man charged with aggravated vehicular homicide.
    Mickey Berry, 24, was indicted in March on the third-degree felony count, stemming from a September 2010 car crash that killed one and left others injured.
    The Ohio State Highway Patrol reported that on Sept. 17, the post responded to a three-car crash on state Route 138.
  • April showers and your home
    With the arrival of warmer weather and the spring rains, now is an excellent time to make inspect the parts of your home which protect it from the elements. Start with your roof.
  • Central committee accepting applications for clerk of courts position
    The Highland County Republican Party Central Committee is accepting applications and resumés for the position of Highland County Clerk of Courts, following the retirement of Paulette Donley.
  • Southern State's PN pinning ceremony honors 17 graduates
    The 42nd graduating class of Southern State Community College’s practical nursing program was honored during a special pinning ceremony held March 18 in the college’s Central Campus auditorium. Seventeen students were recognized for completion of the college’s one-year certificate program.
  • First responders organize Prom Promise mock disaster
    As high school students across Highland County prepare for the dresses and limousines of prom night, law enforcement and first-responders are preparing a pre-prom message of life-saving safety.
      In a joint effort to bring awareness to the dangers of drug- and drunk-driving, Highland County DARE, county fire departments, the Highland County Sheriff's Office, and the Ohio State Highway Patrol will create a "Prom Promise" mock disaster April 14 at the Highland County Fairgrounds.
  • Commissioners observe National Crime Victims' Rights Week
    Commissioners proclaimed the week of April 10-16 as National Crime Victims' Rights Week and reaffirmed the commitment of the Highland County Victim Witness Program to respect and enforce victims' rights and observe National Crime Victims' Rights Week
  • 9 arrested in drug trafficking ring WATCH THE VIDEO
    Nine area residents were arrested in Greenfield Wednesday morning during a drug bust conducted by the Highland County Sheriff's Office and the Greenfield Police Department following an investigation into organized crime and drug trafficking.
     
    Highland County Sheriff Ron Ward called Wednesday's bust "just the tip of the iceberg," that would put "a significant dent" in drug trafficking in Highland County.
     "This is just the beginning," he said.
    All suspects are now in custody and will be arraigned via video in common pleas court Thursday.
  • 9 arrested in drug trafficking ring WATCH THE VIDEO
    Nine area residents were arrested in Greenfield Wednesday morning during a drug bust conducted by the Highland County Sheriff's Office and the Greenfield Police Department following an investigation into organized crime and drug trafficking.
     
    Highland County Sheriff Ron Ward called Wednesday's bust "just the tip of the iceberg," that would put "a significant dent" in drug trafficking in Highland County.
     "This is just the beginning," he said.
    All suspects are now in custody and will be arraigned via video in common pleas court Thursday.
  • Donley resigns as clerk of courts
    After more than two decades as Highland County Clerk of Courts, Paulette Donley surprised the Highland County Board of Commissioners Wednesday, April 6 by announcing her retirement. In a letter dated April 6, Donley said her retirement is effective in nine days.
  • Donley resigns as clerk of courts
    After more than two decades as Highland County Clerk of Courts, Paulette Donley surprised the Highland County Board of Commissioners Wednesday, April 6 by announcing her retirement. In a letter dated April 6, Donley said her retirement is effective in nine days.
  • Court hearing set for students involved in alleged hazing at LCHS
    The investigation notes state that the alleged incident took place on Oct. 22 and regarded alleged hazing of a sexual nature before a sports practice. There were four alleged "suspects" and 10 alleged victims.
  • New GPD officer, K-9 units introduced to Greenfield council

    Greenfield Police Chief Tim Hester introduced new GPD officers to the Greenfield City Council during their regular meeting on April 5. The new officers, and new K-9 units, include: Ptl. James Leeth and K-9 "Sando", Auxiliary Officer Brendan Culberson, Auxiliary Officer Charles Mick, Auxiliary Officer Dustin Long, and Ptl. Jason Havens and K-9 "Dexi." 

  • Legislation honoring Zachary Gullett, other soldiers, passes in the House
    COLUMBUS - State Representative Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) has announced that House Bill 65, which honors Ohioans from across the state, passed from the Ohio House of Representatives with unanimous support.
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