The Oct. 26 meeting of the Hillsboro Garden Club began with a presentation by guest speaker Susanna Hottle Faraday via Zoom. Faraday described “Hottle's Glad Garden,” a “u-pick” flower garden on Route 138.

The Highland County Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual meeting and dinner Thursday, Oct. 7 at Back Room Paradise in New Market. Close to 150 guests attended “Autumn Night in the Country” and enjoyed an evening of networking within the Highland County business community.

The Highland County Chamber of Commerce hosted its annual meeting and dinner Thursday, Oct. 7 at Back Room Paradise in New Market. Close to 150 guests attended “Autumn Night in the Country” and enjoyed an evening of networking within the Highland County business community.

NCB is proud to support Sugartree Ministry Center with a $1,500 donation for food, shelter and recovery programing for the local community and beyond.

The Hillsboro Woman’s Club met Tuesday, Oct. 12 at the Ponderosa restaurant on South High Street.

The Hillsboro Woman’s Club met Tuesday, Oct. 12 at the Ponderosa restaurant on South High Street.

The Waw-wil-a-way Chapter of the National Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution collected food and personal hygiene items in October, which were donated to Samaritan Outreach in Hillsboro.

This rather unusual headline points out the formation of a new group named FOG, which is an acronym for Friends of Greenwood.

Throughout the month of September, Holtfield Coffee and Mimi's Kitchen partnered together to raise funds for the Highland County Humane Society.

The University of Cincinnati Clermont College Art Gallery will welcome Urban Sketchers Cincinnati to campus through Dec. 10.

The Leesburg Area Historical Society is pleased to announce a generous donation from Huhtamaki of New Vienna.

Barr’s Pharmacy of Hillsboro celebrated their name change and five years in business anniversary with a ribbon cutting with the Highland County Chamber of Commerce, along with family, employees, friends and members of the community, on Wednesday, Oct. 6.

The Paint Valley Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health (ADAMH) Services Board is pleased to announce its 2021 Advocates of the Year.

The Paint Valley Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health (ADAMH) Services Board is pleased to announce its 2021 Advocates of the Year.

Kelly Lawson and Brother Paul of Dallas, Texas, are scheduled to present a series of lessons on evangelism at the Highland County Church of Christ in October.