Second District Rep. Brad Wenstrup was the guest speaker at the Oct. 17 luncheon meeting of the Highland County Board of Realtors held at the Hillsboro Ponderosa Banquet Center. Wenstrup, who was introduced by Board of Realtors President Rusty Fite, told local Realtors and affiliates that he is "honored to represent Highland County" in Ohio's Second Congressional District.

Second District Rep. Brad Wenstrup was the guest speaker at the Oct. 17 luncheon meeting of the Highland County Board of Realtors held at the Hillsboro Ponderosa Banquet Center. Wenstrup, who was introduced by Board of Realtors President Rusty Fite, told local Realtors and affiliates that he is "honored to represent Highland County" in Ohio's Second Congressional District.

Second District Rep. Brad Wenstrup was the guest speaker at the Oct. 17 luncheon meeting of the Highland County Board of Realtors held at the Hillsboro Ponderosa Banquet Center. Wenstrup, who was introduced by Board of Realtors President Rusty Fite, told local Realtors and affiliates that he is "honored to represent Highland County" in Ohio's Second Congressional District.

Second District Rep. Brad Wenstrup was the guest speaker at the Oct. 17 luncheon meeting of the Highland County Board of Realtors held at the Hillsboro Ponderosa Banquet Center. Wenstrup, who was introduced by Board of Realtors President Rusty Fite, told local Realtors and affiliates that he is "honored to represent Highland County" in Ohio's Second Congressional District.

Cathy Jones, Foundation Director of Highland District Hospital, gratefully accepted the recent donation made by Steven W. Thompson, owner of Thompson Funeral Service, Inc., and Susan L. Davis Thompson, Attorney at Law and owner of Preferred Midwest Title LLC, toward the Highland District Hospital Foundation GreatER Care Campaign.

Highland County Sheriff Donnie Barrera reports the following incidents for the week of Oct. 10-16 2016.

Lowe’s Home Improvement recently made a donation of supplies to the fourth-grade science classes at Bright Local Elementary School.

The Hillsboro Design Review Board, which includes Hillsboro Mayor Drew Hastings and his appointees, met in special session on Wednesday, Oct. 12 in a building owned by the mayor at 108 Gov. Trimble Place. The meeting was held on the same day that Hastings had a pre-trial hearing scheduled in Highland County Common Pleas Court on four pending grand jury indictments against him, including: election falsification, theft, theft in office; and tampering with records.

The Hillsboro Design Review Board, which includes Hillsboro Mayor Drew Hastings and his appointees, met in special session on Wednesday, Oct. 12 in a building owned by the mayor at 108 Gov. Trimble Place. The meeting was held on the same day that Hastings had a pre-trial hearing scheduled in Highland County Common Pleas Court on four pending grand jury indictments against him, including: election falsification, theft, theft in office; and tampering with records.

The goal is to have new T-shirts, sweat shirts, sweat pants, shorts and athletic pants (yoga pants or leggings) available in sizes small to 4XL, for both men and women. This is to provide clean, fresh garments for those being uprooted from their life and at the same time, let these victims know that Highland County cares.

Highland County Commissioners Shane Wilkin, Tom Horst and Jeff Duncan continued a years-long tradition and proclaimed the week of Oct. 23-31 as Red Ribbon Week in Highland County during their Wednesday, Oct. 12 board meeting.

Greenfield Historical Society's annual Ghost Walk was held Monday, Oct. 10, as the Old Burying Ground came alive with the story of early residents of Greenfield.

Greenfield Historical Society's annual Ghost Walk was held Monday, Oct. 10, as the Old Burying Ground came alive with the story of early residents of Greenfield.

Greenfield Historical Society's annual Ghost Walk was held Monday, Oct. 10, as the Old Burying Ground came alive with the story of early residents of Greenfield.

Greenfield Historical Society's annual Ghost Walk was held Monday, Oct. 10, as the Old Burying Ground came alive with the story of early residents of Greenfield.