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  • Greenfield files response denying officials conspired against Curren

    The city of Greenfield and four other defendants named in a complaint filed by former city law director Conrad Curren have filed a response, denying they conspired against current to terminate his employment, and that they are immune from punitive damages. 
  • Edward Jones named to FORTUNE Magazine's Best Companies to Work for List for 12th year
  • Commissioners, hospital disagree on $4,163 expense
    Highland County commissioners and Highland District Hospital remain at odds over an invoice of more than $4,000 related to disinterment, autopsy, and re-interment of a Highland County man's remains, following his Oct. 30, 2010 death.
  • Hastings takes out petitions to run for mayor
    After spending years revitalizing structures in the Uptown Hillsboro area, Drew Hastings has taken out petitions to run for the office of the mayor of Hillsboro.
     Hastings told The Highland County Press that he took out petitions with the Highland County Board of Elections Office, and that he plans to run as a Republican.
  • School board completes self-assessment
    The Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education filled out a self-assessment from the Ohio School Board Association during a meeting held Wednesday at Hillsboro High School.
     The A-Z assessment allows the school boards to measure ares in which have made improvement, and areas that still need work.
  • Lynchburg council to meet Jan. 25 in special session
    A special meeting of the Lynchburg Village Council has been called for 7:30 p.m. Tuesday, Jan. 25.
  • Big Chill for Friday
    A winter storm warning expires for the Highland County area today, but in its place are frigid temperatures, as Friday's high is expected to be only 14 degrees.
  • Rep. Turner votes to repeal 'Obamacare'
    Third District Congressman Mike Turner, R-Centerville, joined a bipartisan group of House Members in supporting the repeal of "Obamacare," the recently enacted legislation that mandates universal medical insurance.
  • District 9 crews scheduled to pre-treat tonight
    District 9 will be working during the overnight to pre-treat routes in advance of tomorrow's forecasted winter storm.
  • Former Lynchburg treasurer sentenced to four years in prison; ordered to pay $97,000 in restitution
    The state called it "the most repugnant of crimes" and the judge said it was an incident of "a good person who's done something bad," but he could not overlook the fact that taxpayers in a struggling economy had been robbed of nearly $200,000.
  • Hillsboro man arrested on child porn charge
    A Hillsboro man has been arrested on charges related to the possession and dissemination of child pornography.
     According to the Highland County Sheriff's Office Dana P. Jeter, 52, was arrested Tuesday and charged with one count of illegal use of a minor in nudity oriented material, a felony of the second degree.
     On Tuesday, Jan. 18, detectives and deputies with the HCSO, along with Agents from the Ohio Bureau of Criminal Identification and Investigation (BCI&I) executed a search warrant at a Hillsboro residence in response to an ongoing investigation into alleged child pornography possession, according to the sheriff's office. Upon execution of the warrant, items of evidence were seized and taken to the crime lab at BCI&I for further analysis.
  • Council developing public perception survey
    The zoning and annexation community of the Hillsboro City Council examined selling a portion of city property off Moore Road, while the community enhancement committee discussed conducting a survey regarding the perception of decisions being made by city officials during meetings held Tuesday. 
  • Council members at odds over temporary sign ordinance
    The property maintenance and restoration committee discussed the rewriting of the temporary sign ordinance and considered the inclusions of fines for businesses who leave temporary signs up for more than 30 days.
  • Holt: Balanced budget by February council meeting WATCH THE VIDEO
    Hillsboro Safety and Service Director Ralph Holt confirmed to the finance committee of the Hillsboro City Council that the city will have a balanced budget by the February council meeting.
      The finance committee met Monday to discuss the 2011 budget. Last week Hillsboro Auditor Gary Lewis said that approximately $400,000 would need to be cut from the budget before March in order to balance the budget.
  • Power restored to uptown area
    Power has been restored to the uptown area of Hillsboro and state Route 138 following a transformer issue.
  • Greenfield Police Reports
    Greenfield Police Reports
    January 6, 2011
    Arrests/Citations
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