Social 2 June 2026

Kamp Dovetail needs some help

We are less than 3 weeks away from our week of Stars Stripes and Smiles at KAMP Dovetail 2026.  We are

Social 2 June 2026
Malita’s Place LLC celebrates with ribbon cutting

By Jamie Wheeler, Executive Director

Highland County Chamber of Commerce

Education 2 June 2026
SSCC Foundation awards the Highland County Democratic Party Scholarship to Charles Jackson

By Elizabeth Burkard
Director of Marketing
Southern State Community College

Yard Sale

Garage Sale: June 18th – 20th (rain or shine), 117 Te-Mar Way, Hillsboro. Never used 20 gallon air compressor, miter saw, jig saw (other power equipment), automotive analysis and yard equipment, Garmin navigation, cameras, watches and clocks, smart phone and watch, much more.

Social 2 June 2026
Altrusa International Foundation grant supports Highland County Veterans

Altrusa International of Highland County has received a grant from the Altrusa International Foundation, Inc.

Obituaries 2 June 2026
Sharlene Lenore (Layman) Lyle-Hedrick

Sharlene Lenore (Layman) Lyle-Hedrick, age 92 of Washington Court House, passed away peacefully Wednesday evening, Ma

In The News 2 June 2026
Merchants National Bank expands into Cedarville, Ohio

Hillsboro, OH – Merchants National Bank (MNB) is proud to announce its expansion into Cedarville, Ohio, bringing its

In The News 2 June 2026
Governor DeWine announces eight projects set to create 1,618 jobs
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine, Lt. Governor Jim Tressel, and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik have announced the approval of eight projects that will create 1,618 new jobs and retain 1,835 jobs statewide. 
Opinions 2 June 2026
A sermon on John 6:51-58: Body and Blood of Christ
God offers Holy Communion to spiritually strengthen His children on the difficult journey to Heaven. The greatest joy of my life has been to serve the Body, Blood, Soul and Divinity of Jesus for 45 years.
Opinions 2 June 2026
How the government spends your tax dollars to manipulate votes
The California Fair Political Practices Commission (FPPC) has reported a “troubling increase” in the number of cases where government officials spend taxpayer dollars to illegally campaign for or against local ballot measures.
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