November is a time to reflect on the blessings in our lives. When I think about gratitude, what comes to my mind first is family, friends, home and health.
Pictured at the Leesburg Annual Heritage Pancake Breakfast are (l-r) Justin Zink, John Nofstger, Virginia Purdy, Alice Teeters, Oakley Purvis, Jolie Zink, Daphne Zink, Raymond Friend and Nicole Friend.
National Cooperative Bank (NCB), a leading provider of financial services to southern Ohio and cooperatives nationwide, has awarded $50,000 to three nonprofit organizations supporting residents throughout Highland County.
RoofX, a family-owned residential roofing company located in Leesburg, is installing a new shingle roof for a central Ohio veteran at no cost to them. This is the second year that the local, residential roofer has provided a new roof for a hometown hero.
The Elks wrote and received a $4,000 grant from the grand lodge's Elks National Foundation. Half was spent on city park benches and picnic tables, and the other half donating toilet paper and paper towels the 937 Food Pantry.
On Sunday, Nov. 9, Girl Scouts from around Highland County gathered at the Hillsboro Church of Christ to pack 50 shoeboxes for Operation Christmas Child.
The Hillsboro Garden Club held its November 2025 meeting at the Highland County Historical Museum. The museum has been decorated for the upcoming holidays by local groups and individuals. It is beautiful and worth a visit or three.
Just in time to get some last-minute stocking stuffers, the Friends of the Wilmington Public Library (FOL) will give you another opportunity to bag some books at the library from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 20.
Jay Anderson, a Realtor with Ron’s Realty in Georgetown, has been awarded the President’s Sales Club Award of Distinction designation from the Ohio REALTORS®.
