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  • Section of Route 134 closed in Highland County

    State Route 134 in Highland County has been closed due to downed trees and power lines, the Ohio Department of Transportation reported early this morning.
  • Second Tour de Farm to traverse Clinton County countryside
    Tour de Farm, a fundraising bicycling event benefiting Grow Food, Grow Hope, will traverse pastoral areas of Clinton County Sunday, Sept. 26, beginning at 9 a.m.
  • Court grants defense motion to exclude regarding accelerant testimony in Coonrod case WATCH THE VIDEO

    Judge Rocky Coss has ruled in favor of the defense regarding a pretrial motion in limine to exclude evidence from a canine search in proceedings in the capital murder case of Wesley Coonrod. 

    An evidentiary hearing was held on the motion, and several other matters, Tuesday in Highland County Common Pleas Court. 

  • Greenfield Police Reports
    Greenfield Police Reports, Sept. 3-6, 2010
  • Labor Day crowd packs fair WATCH THE VIDEO

    A Labor Day crowd packed the midways and filled the booths Monday at the Highland County Fair. 

    Leesburg resident Blake Adams, whose family raises cattle on their farm, was busy washing her cow in preparation for showing. Blake told The Highland County Press that she has a better calf than she did last year and she hopes to win the showman competition. 

    While Blake was focused on her 4-H activities, other area residents were busy occupying the rides, playing games and strolling through the exhibition buildings. 

  • Labor Day crowd packs fair

    A Labor Day crowd packed the midways and filled the booths Monday at the Highland County Fair. 

    Leesburg resident Blake Adams, whose family raises cattle on their farm, was busy washing her cow in preparation for showing. Blake told The Highland County Press that she has a better calf than she did last year and she hopes to win the showman competition. 

    While Blake was focused on her 4-H activities, other area residents were busy occupying the rides, playing games and strolling through the exhibition buildings. 

  • Area residents represent at state fair

    Highland County was well-represented at the Ohio State Fair this summer, with the following area residents participating and bringing home awards. Pictured are Tori Walker, Brenna Simmons, Mackenzie Creek, Ben Rhoads, Kelsy Clinton, Tiffany Satterfield, Ali Powers and Michael Gunderman. 

  • Area residents represent at state fair

    Highland County was well-represented at the Ohio State Fair this summer, with the following area residents participating and bringing home awards. Pictured are Tori Walker, Brenna Simmons, Mackenzie Creek, Ben Rhoads, Kelsy Clinton, Tiffany Satterfield, Ali Powers and Michael Gunderman. 

  • Poll shows Kasich leads Strickland; Portman leads Fisher
    According to a recent Rasmussen Poll (www.rasmussenreports.com), Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland (D) trails his Republican challenger, John Kasich, by eight points in his bid for re-election.
  • Overlook Retreat Banquet Center at Rocky Fork opens under new management
    The Overlook Retreat Banquet Center at the East Shore of Rocky Fork Lake is under new management.
  • Fatal shooting investigated in Adams County
    The Adams County Sheriff's Office is investigating a fatal shooting that happened Saturday night, Sept. 4 in Meigs Township.
  • 2010 Highland County Fair kicks off WATCH THE VIDEO

    After a few days of preliminary setup and unpacking, the first day of the 2010 Highland County Fair kicked off Saturday, with the crowning of the Junior Fair Queen. 

    Tiffany Satterfield, of Hillsboro, was named the 2010 Junior Fair Queen, with runners up Lisa Rhonemus, Daisy Christophel and Kellly Mustard. 

  • Four compete to be crowned junior fair queen

    Four young ladies from across Highland County will compete Saturday to become the 2010 Highland County Junior Fair Queen. 

    Daisy Christophel , of Lynchburg, Kelly Mustard, of Hillsboro; Lisa Rhonemus, of Lynchburg; and Tiffany Satterfield, of Hillsboro, will each compete for the crown.

  • Four compete to be crowned junior fair queen

    Four young ladies from across Highland County will compete Saturday to become the 2010 Highland County Junior Fair Queen. 

    Daisy Christophel , of Lynchburg, Kelly Mustard, of Hillsboro; Lisa Rhonemus, of Lynchburg; and Tiffany Satterfield, of Hillsboro, will each compete for the crown.

  • Area youth takes saving 4-H into her own hands
    Voters might not have been able to support extra funding for OSU Extension, with a levy, but one little is is trying to raise enough funds to keep 4-H programming going - using the skills she has learned in 4-H.
  • One-Stop program lives up to its name
    If you’re dealing with or facing unemployment, do you know all the programs available to you? Where to find childcare, housing, job training? How to fund a college education?
    Great news: You don’t have to. That’s the beauty of the One-Stop centers sponsored by the state of Ohio and operated by the Job and Family Services (JFS) offices throughout the state. The One-Stop centers serve as intermediaries between people and the programs available.

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