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  • Brandon Phillips shares a laugh with HCP reporter on Reds Caravan 2010

    Highland County Press reporter and classified advertising manager Caitlin Ryan is pictured with Cincinnati Reds second baseman and cleanup hitter Brandon Phillips Friday on the northern tour (aka The A Team) of the Reds Caravan 2010
  • Child receives severe injuries after explosion
    On Friday January 29, 2010 at 10:59 am, the Highland County Sheriff's Office received a call of an injured child at a residence located at 12867 South St. in the Community of Rainsboro in Paint Township. The Paint Creek Joint EMS/ Fire District, the Hillsboro Fire and Rescue along with deputies and detectives from the Highland County Sheriff's Office were dispatched to the scene. Upon arrival, it was discovered that a 9 year old male was suffering from severe trauma, burn and impact injuries as a result of an explosion that occurred inside the residence.
  • Reds Caravan 2010 visits Chillicothe
    Highland County Press Sports Editor Stephen Forsha presented a copy of the Jan. 30 HCP to Hall of Fame Cincinnati Reds broadcaster Marty Brennaman Friday in Chillicothe at a special media event for the 2010 Reds Caravan.
  • Extension asks for .45-mill levy
    After delaying an initial request for a .4-mill tax levy for the Ohio State University/Highland County Extension last week, the Highland County Board of Commissioners approved a .45-mill levy for the agency for the May 4 primary election. Commissioners had agreed to hold off on an initial resolution after Extension Director Rose Fisher Merkowitz said the .4-mill levy wouldn't raise sufficient funds. On Wednesday, commissioners voted 2-0 in favor of sending the .45-mill levy to voters.
  • Judge addresses concern over bond signing
    A new standing procedural order regarding the release of prisoners has been placed in the Highland County Clerk of Courts Office, following an incident on Saturday, Jan. 16. An inmate at the Highland County Justice Center was released after an own recognizance bond was signed by Highland County Clerk of Courts Paulette Donley, rather than by a judge, prompting Common Pleas Court Judge Rocky Coss to issue the standing order.
  • Retired judge and McClain graduate to be guest at Black History program
    James F. Cannon will be the guest of honor at the Black History Month program at the Highland County District Library in February.  Mr. Cannon, a 1949 graduate of McClain High School, went on to serve in the U. S. Air Force for 20 years.  After retiring from the Air Force, he studied at Wright State University, receiving both a bachelor's and a master's degree.
  • HMS announces honor roll for second nine weeks
    Hillsboro Middle School 2nd qtr honor roll announced.
  • LCHS announces honor roll for second nine weeks
    Lynchburg-Clay High School
    Honor Roll
    Second Nine Weeks
    2009-2010
  • Former local attorney found guilty of theft
    A former Highland County attorney has been found guilty of two counts of aggravated theft in Montgomery County Common Pleas Court.
  • Turner hands Geithner another 30 questions investigating treasury's role in reducing Delphi salaried retirees' pensions
               Congressman Michael Turner (R-Ohio-3) <http://turner.house.gov/&gt;  today presented Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner with an additional 30 questions examining the Treasury Department's involvement in the decision to cut Delphi salaried retirees' pension plans.  Congressman Turner handed Secretary Geithner the additional questions prior to this morning's House Oversight and Government Reform Committee.
  • President Obama delivers State of the Union address

    Madam Speaker, Vice President Biden, members of Congre

  • Strickland responds to Obama's State of the Union address
    'President Obama laid out a robust job-creating agenda to help middle class families. The economic meltdown can be traced to Wall Street, but it continues to devastate everyday Americans across the country and here in Ohio.'
  • More snow expected this week
    The National Weather Service has posted a hazardous weather forecast for southwest Ohio, including Highland County. A cold front is expected to bring up to an inch of snow early Thursday morning. The chance of precipitation is 70 percent. Total nighttime snow accumulation of less than a half inch possible.
  • Lynchburg-Clay Elementary announces honor roll for 2nd nine weeks
    3rd-Mrs. Brownsberger
    Seth Adams
    Bailey Baker
    Casey Barger **
    Abby Brownsberger **
    Caden Hess
    Samantha Kirby
    Kami Magee
    Lindsey Mitchell
    Sydney Morris **
    Damin Pierson **
    Jason Storer
    Christopher Young
  • Greenfield Historical Society to host dinner; society co-president recounts story of C.R. Patterson
    On Sunday, Feb. 7, from 11 a.m.-1:30 p.m., the Greenfield Historical Society is holding their second Sunday Dinner at the Grain and Hay Building, McArthur Way and Jefferson Street in Greenfield. The cost is $10 and includes pork loin, cheesy potatoes, marinated beans, coleslaw, rolls, dessert, and drinks. No reservations are required. The first dinner in January was a complete success and was sold out before 1. Once again, there will be a wait staff to serve the dinner, and you will have real plats and silverware to eat from. There will be no take-outs, however.
  • Adena achieves continuing medical education accreditation
    Adena Health System has once again established itself as a leader in the Ohio health care industry by providing continuing medical education (CME) at the innovative PACCAR Medical Education Center, located on Adena's campus in Chillicothe.
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