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  • Former Brown Publishing executives seek almost $3 million

    A trio of top executives from the now-defunct Brown Publishing Company are seeking almost $3 million in severance packages, according to a report by The Bellefontaine Examiner.
  • Three arrested on drug charges in Greenfield
    On Sunday, March 20, 2011 at 12:40 a.m., officers of the Greenfield Police Department executed a search warrant at 421 Mill St. The warrant was obtained after an investigation of drug activity at the residence.
  • Ohio jobless rate stands at 9.2 percent
    Ohio's unemployment rate was 9.2 percent in February, down slightly from the revised 9.3 percent in January, according to data released by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS). Ohio's nonfarm wage and salary employment increased 13,600 over the month, from the revised 5,068,300 in January to 5,081,900 in February.
  • Kasich signs TANF reimbursement for poverty services
    COLUMBUS –  Gov. John R. Kasich signed an Executive Order Friday authorizing the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS) to reimburse allowable expenses through the Temporary Assistance for Needy Families (TANF) program on behalf of the Governor’s Office of Faith-Based and Community Initiatives.
  • Adena announces memorial scholarship
    CHILLICOTHE – For more than 30 years, Beth Ann Elliott cared for patients in the Adena Medical Center, working in a number of different departments, but always providing exceptionally compassionate care.
  • Hillsboro gives townships notice EMS services to be cancelled
    The city of Hillsboro has given notice to area township trustees that they will be discontinuing EMS services to Hamer, Jackson, Liberty, New Market, Paint, Penn and Washington townships as of June 30, due to the financial hardship on the city.
  • Scarberry sentenced to community control on charges stemming from alleged meth lab fire
    A Hillsboro woman who was charged in September with four counts of endangering children, and first-degree felony manufacturing drugs, was sentenced to community control and drug treatment, after she testified in court against her co-defendant.
  • Greenfield man found in violation of community control; judge calls defendant a 'jerk'
    A Greenfield man was found to be in violation of his community control Thursday in Highland County Common Pleas Court, and the presiding judge said the root of the defendant's problem was that he was "a jerk."
     Richard Jones, of Greenfield, appeared in court with his attorney J.D. Wagoner for an evidentiary hearing on the alleged violation reported to the court by the Highland County Adult Parole Authority. Jones was on community control from an initial charge of having weapons under disability.
  • Daniels testifies on resolution urging support for USEC project in Piketon
    COLUMBUS - State Senator David Daniels (R- Greenfield) testified before the Senate State and Local Government and Veterans Affairs Committee today, asking members to support Senate Concurrent Resolution 4, which urges President Obama to direct the U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE) to ensure the continuation of the uranium enrichment work being developed by USEC Inc. in Piketon.
  • Greenfield considers Census recount
    The city of Greenfield is weighing its options on what will happen if they are officially classified as a village following the release of 2010 Census numbers.
       Greenfield City Council discussed the matter during their regular meeting Tuesday and reviewed the possibility of the loss of potentially millions of dollars in federal funding and grant dollars, and the consolidation of the Highland County Court in Greenfield into the Hillsboro Municipal Court system.
  • Man sustained serious injuries after vehicle pins him to wood chipper
    A member of a tree trimming crew was transported by helicopter with severe injuries after a car crash left the man pinned between a vehicle and a wood chipper.
     According to Highland County Sheriff Ron Ward, at approximately 2:16 p.m. Wednesday on Main Road, just south of the intersection at State Route 124, a tree trimming crew was working in the area of the roadway.
  • The Dickey Group welcomes Jack Pitzer
    The Dickey Group is pleased to have Jack Pitzer join our team! Jack is a licensed Realtor® with over 24 years of professional real estate experience!
  • Local officials say state budget cuts are manageable
    Gov. John Kasich's much-anticipated biennial budget was announced Tuesday, and while the cuts were significant in some areas, local officials say they are cuts they can sustain.
  • Governor unveils 'jobs budget'
    Ohio Gov. John R. Kasich has unveiled The Jobs Budget – a groundbreaking proposal that closes an $8 billion projected budget gap through significant government reforms and carefully considered spending reductions.
  • Lewis addresses allegation auditor's office is underreporting funds WATCH THE VIDEO
    At a time when the city of Hillsboro has struggled to cut expenses to balance its budget to avoid a potential deficit, city auditor Gary Lewis said he "takes offense" and "will not tolerate" recent allegations made by an individual that his office is hiding money.
  • CVB narrows pool of executive director candidates
    The Highland County Convention and Visitor's Bureau Board of Trustees has pared down the pool of applicants for the CVB's executive director's position to five people.
     CVB secretary treasurer Kathryn Hapner said that the board met Monday at the Highland County Senior Center, and entered into executive session for just over one hour to discuss the hiring of a director.
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