The Greenfield Mother’s Club organization, which continues to do so many wonderful things for the youth of the McClain school system and community, recently held a 5K walk and run on April 30 at Felson Park.

Supreme Court: Serial e-mail communications by a majority of board members regarding a response to public criticism of the board may constitute a private, pre-arranged discussion of public business in violation of R.C. 121.22 if they meet the requirements of the statute.

Southern State Community College’s new co-op tracks in Computer Assisted Design (CAD), Electrical/Electronics Technology and Electro-Mechanical Engineering pair students with local business partners in an alternating rotation of learning and working.

“The federal government’s not going to solve this problem. But this CARA legislation can help the federal government be a better partner with you and with so many others, non-profits and others in the trenches doing the right thing."

The Ohio Department of Aging and the Ohio Association of Gerontology and Education (OAGE) have partnered up to kick off the winter/spring 2016 session of the Ohio Scholars in Aging program. The program is a partnership between the state’s aging network and colleges and universities that cultivate future decision-makers and designers of aging services in Ohio.

The Highlanders, the newest Ohio Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Chapter, is awaiting its final confirmation. During an organizational meeting held March 26 at the Eagles Aerie 1161 in Hillsboro, a contingent responded to a request of Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) members from the Adams, Brown and Highland counties for information about the formation of a new chapter in this area.

The Highlanders, the newest Ohio Society of the Sons of the American Revolution Chapter, is awaiting its final confirmation. During an organizational meeting held March 26 at the Eagles Aerie 1161 in Hillsboro, a contingent responded to a request of Sons of the American Revolution (SAR) members from the Adams, Brown and Highland counties for information about the formation of a new chapter in this area.

Ohio Attorney General Mike DeWine and Pike County Sheriff Charles Reader have released the following update in the ongoing investigation into the execution-style killings of eight members of the Rhoden family in Pike County.

Ohio was recognized as the leading Tree City USA state in the nation for the 35th consecutive year, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources. In Highland County, the village of Greenfield has been designated a Tree City USA community.

On May 1, 2016, the Fab Five 4-H Club toured the Highland County Water Treatment Plant. Tim Hall, the chief operator of the plant, led the tour. He described the treatment process from where the water comes from to when it is sent to the customer.

The bipartisan legislation would require President Obama to declassify and make available to the public the redacted 28 pages from the Joint Inquiry into Intelligence Community Activities Before and After the Terrorist Attacks of September 2001, which have been obscured from the public for over 14 years.

A Saturday morning fire in Winchester is currently under investigation, after three cabins at a local church camp caught fire.

A Saturday morning fire in Winchester is currently under investigation, after three cabins at a local church camp caught fire.

Second District Congressman Brad Wenstrup, a member of the House Committee on Veterans’ Affairs, has called on Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Secretary Bob McDonald to provide further information about recent leadership re-assignments at the Cincinnati VA Medical Center (VAMC).

Jean Carson was one of Highland County’s most devoted civic leaders through her outstanding service in community, religious and human relations activities.