Highland County Commissioner Shane Wilkin was sworn in for his third term on the Board of Commissioners Saturday, Dec. 31 by Highland County Common Pleas Court (Probate and Juvenile Division) Judge Kevin. L. Greer.
Highland County Commissioner Shane Wilkin was sworn in for his third term on the Board of Commissioners Saturday, Dec. 31 by Highland County Common Pleas Court (Probate and Juvenile Division) Judge Kevin. L. Greer.
Approximately 50 family members and friends gathered in the Highland County Courthouse Saturday, Dec. 31, as Terry L. Britton accepted his oath of office for a seat on the Highland County Board of Commissioners.
Approximately 50 family members and friends gathered in the Highland County Courthouse Saturday, Dec. 31, as Terry L. Britton accepted his oath of office for a seat on the Highland County Board of Commissioners.
Approximately 50 family members and friends gathered in the Highland County Courthouse Saturday, Dec. 31, as Terry L. Britton accepted his oath of office for a seat on the Highland County Board of Commissioners.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
A standing-room-only crowd was on hand at the Highland County Common Pleas courtroom on Friday afternoon to share their appreciation for longtime public official Tom Horst’s 40 years of service as he begins his retirement.
The year 2016 marks the 100th anniversary of the very large building on the corner of North West Street and West Beech Street known as The Pants Factory. However, the three-story brick building was neither a pants factory at its beginning – nor is it a pants factory now.
