• In The News 26 October 2016

    Search under way for missing Adams County man

    A search was under way Wednesday, Oct. 26 for a missing man in Adams County. A 31-year-old man reportedly walked away from a relative’s home on or around Oct. 17. The man, described as 5-7 and 175 pounds, wearing black sweatpants and a white shirt, reportedly had no cell phone or cash with him. As of Wednesday afternoon, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office was concentrating its search in Scott Township in northern Adams County.
  • In The News 26 October 2016
    Search under way for missing Adams County man
    A search was under way Wednesday, Oct. 26 for a missing man in Adams County. A 31-year-old man reportedly walked away from a relative’s home on or around Oct. 17. The man, described as 5-7 and 175 pounds, wearing black sweatpants and a white shirt, reportedly had no cell phone or cash with him. As of Wednesday afternoon, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office was concentrating its search in Scott Township in northern Adams County.
  • In The News 26 October 2016
    Search under way for missing Adams County man
    A search was under way Wednesday, Oct. 26 for a missing man in Adams County. A 31-year-old man reportedly walked away from a relative’s home on or around Oct. 17. The man, described as 5-7 and 175 pounds, wearing black sweatpants and a white shirt, reportedly had no cell phone or cash with him. As of Wednesday afternoon, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office was concentrating its search in Scott Township in northern Adams County.
  • In The News 26 October 2016
    Search under way for missing Adams County man
    A search was under way Wednesday, Oct. 26 for a missing man in Adams County. A 31-year-old man reportedly walked away from a relative’s home on or around Oct. 17. The man, described as 5-7 and 175 pounds, wearing black sweatpants and a white shirt, reportedly had no cell phone or cash with him. As of Wednesday afternoon, the Adams County Sheriff’s Office was concentrating its search in Scott Township in northern Adams County.
  • In The News 26 October 2016
    Lambert trial set for Dec. 12 in Cincinnati
    A jury trial for former Highland County Visitors Bureau director and Hillsboro city commissions member Bob Lambert has been scheduled for Dec. 12 in the United States District Court, Southern District of Ohio (Cincinnati). Lambert, who turns 63 on Dec. 11, was indicted on four felony charges by a Hamilton County grand jury on Wednesday, Sept. 21.
  • In The News 26 October 2016
    Highland County 4-H Poultry Judging Team wins the Ohio State Fair 4-H Poultry Judging Contest
    Highland County 4-H is proud to announce that the 4-H Poultry Judging Team will be representing Ohio at the National 4-H Poultry and Egg Conference competition held during the North American International Livestock Exhibition in Louisville, Kentucky on Nov. 16-17.
  • In The News 25 October 2016
    Highland District Hospital welcomes new VP of finance
    Highland District Hospital is proud to announce Karen Shadowens as their new Vice President of Finance and Chief Financial Officer.
  • In The News 25 October 2016
    Obama administration confirms: Healthcare premiums to increase 25 percent
    According to data from the Ohio Department of Insurance, the average cost of health insurance premiums have increased by a total of 91 percent in the individual insurance market since the president’s health law went into effect. Furthermore, while there were 17 companies approved to offer health care on the federal exchange in Ohio in 2016, only 11 companies have decided to offer plans in Ohio on the federal exchange in 2017.
  • In The News 25 October 2016
    A magical night at the Highland House Museum
    The big brick building on the corner of East Main and South East Street was a beckoning blaze of light Monday night. The open doors, cheerful greeters and promise of magic enticed a standing-room-only crowd, some arriving from Cincinnati, to an evening of delight and awe. Highland County's native son (though he was actually born in Kansas) was in town to perform at the Highland House.
  • In The News 25 October 2016
    A magical night at the Highland House Museum
    The big brick building on the corner of East Main and South East Street was a beckoning blaze of light Monday night. The open doors, cheerful greeters and promise of magic enticed a standing-room-only crowd, some arriving from Cincinnati, to an evening of delight and awe. Highland County's native son (though he was actually born in Kansas) was in town to perform at the Highland House.
  • In The News 25 October 2016
    A magical night at the Highland House Museum
    The big brick building on the corner of East Main and South East Street was a beckoning blaze of light Monday night. The open doors, cheerful greeters and promise of magic enticed a standing-room-only crowd, some arriving from Cincinnati, to an evening of delight and awe. Highland County's native son (though he was actually born in Kansas) was in town to perform at the Highland House.
  • In The News 25 October 2016
    Ninth annual Hannah Losey Memorial 5K Walk/Run held in Greenfield
    The ninth annual Hannah Losey Memorial 5K Walk/Run in memory of Hannah Marie Losey was held Saturday, Oct. 22 in Greenfield. All proceeds go toward the Hannah Marie Losey Scholarship Fund.
  • In The News 24 October 2016
    Local students place votes on energy bill in D.C.
    Networking with some of the country’s top legislators, placing votes on the House Chamber floor for an energy bill and attending lobbyist meetings for a cause they support was all in a day’s work for two Leesburg residents, who traveled to the nation’s capital as part of their busy schedules … as elementary school students.
  • In The News 24 October 2016
    Local students place votes on energy bill in D.C.
    Networking with some of the country’s top legislators, placing votes on the House Chamber floor for an energy bill and attending lobbyist meetings for a cause they support was all in a day’s work for two Leesburg residents, who traveled to the nation’s capital as part of their busy schedules … as elementary school students.
  • In The News 24 October 2016
    Local students place votes on energy bill in D.C.
    Networking with some of the country’s top legislators, placing votes on the House Chamber floor for an energy bill and attending lobbyist meetings for a cause they support was all in a day’s work for two Leesburg residents, who traveled to the nation’s capital as part of their busy schedules … as elementary school students.
  • In The News 24 October 2016
    Local students place votes on energy bill in D.C.
    Networking with some of the country’s top legislators, placing votes on the House Chamber floor for an energy bill and attending lobbyist meetings for a cause they support was all in a day’s work for two Leesburg residents, who traveled to the nation’s capital as part of their busy schedules … as elementary school students.
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