The Greenfield Police Department has released their arrests/citations and offenses/incidents for Aug. 20-22.

The Ohio State Highway Patrol, Wilmington Post, is currently investigating a two-vehicle fatal crash that occurred on Clarksville Road within the intersection of Cowan Creek Road, Clinton County, Township of Vernon, on Aug. 19, 2010 at approximately 7:40 a.m.

The Highland County Board of Commissioners discussed economic development opportunities with Don Branson, executive director of the Southern Ohio Agricultural and Community Development Foundation, at Wednesday's board meeting.

More than 200 computers went home with the families of Hillsboro students following an open house at Hillsboro Elementary.
 Diane Michael, director of education at the school, told the Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education, during their regular meeting Wednesday, that the open house event last Thursday was one of the most well-attended events they'd had.

U.S. Department of Energy officials anticipate hundreds of jobs will come to southern Ohio for the next phase of the cleanup of the former Piketon uranium enrichment plant built during the Cold War.

Charges are pending against two Hillsboro men following an alleged drug overdose.
 According to the Hillsboro Police Department, a call was received Monday at approximately 11:03 p.m. reporting "a man down in the parking lot of the Hillsboro Center," located in the 1000 block of North High Street, and indicated a subject had overdosed.

A two-story family dwelling may be a total loss after the structure caught fire in the 400 block of Johnson Street Monday evening, according to Hillsboro Fire Chief Jerry Powell. The family is on vacation, he said, and no one was at home when the blaze began.
   According to assistant fire chief Ed Puckett on Tuesday, the fire remains under investigation.
 "It is under investigation by Hillsboro fire investigators in cooperation with the state fire marshal's office. At this time, we can say the fire is considered undetermined. It does appear to be suspicious in nature. We're still investigating."
 Puckett said that samples have been taken from the scene for testing, and a determination will be made following their analysis.

A two-story family dwelling may be a total loss after the structure caught fire in the 400 block of Johnson Street Monday evening, according to Hillsboro Fire Chief Jerry Powell. The family is on vacation, he said, and no one was at home when the blaze began.
   According to assistant fire chief Ed Puckett on Tuesday, the fire remains under investigation.
 "It is under investigation by Hillsboro fire investigators in cooperation with the state fire marshal's office. At this time, we can say the fire is considered undetermined. It does appear to be suspicious in nature. We're still investigating."
 Puckett said that samples have been taken from the scene for testing, and a determination will be made following their analysis.