Even amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the Village of Lynchburg carried out its tradition of planting trees in observance of Arbor Day. Two arborvitae evergreen trees were planted at the new welcome sign by village employee Logan Simmons.
The Highland County Chamber of Commerce is invited area business owners to join the “Faces Behind the Places of Highland County” series, a social media campaign supporting local businesses.
When Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced the closure of all kindergarten through 12th grade schools in Ohio due to the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic, the announcement motivated caregivers with Adena Hospice to pull together for children in the region — extending their caring beyond their normal patient population.
As many of us are either working or learning from home, we are all getting better acquainted with the rooms in our homes. However, use this time as a learning opportunity to explore your community and take a drive to see the local historical sites.
As many of us are either working or learning from home, we are all getting better acquainted with the rooms in our homes. However, use this time as a learning opportunity to explore your community and take a drive to see the local historical sites.
A local third grader is endeavoring to brighten the spirits of those feeling the negative effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, as she is designing and mailing bookmarks to spread cheer in a time of widespread stress.
Community Care Hospice is looking to mobilize an army of crafters who can sew face mask covers to help with the shortage of personal protective equipment (PPE) healthcare workers are facing throughout Ohio and the nation as they treat patients with COVID-19.
Stones, nails, gold needles — that's how acupuncture began some 3,000 years ago in China. Today, very tiny, thin-as-a-hair needles are used. These are all facts that the residents and guests of Heartland of Hillsboro learned on March 5.
Ohio Farm Bureau Foundation recently added one new board member and elected 2020 officers of the board, which oversees the charitable, nonprofit organization.
Community Care Hospice presented the Board of Trustees of the American Legion Post 49 of Wilmington with a certificate of appreciation for its ongoing support and donations to Community Care Hospice, an affiliate of Ohio’s Hospice.
Highland County commissioners Jeff Duncan and Terry Britton presented a proclamation in honor of the Waw-wil-a-way chapter of the National Society Daughters of the American Revolution’s local anniversary during their Wednesday, Feb. 26 meeting.
Ms. Ford went above and beyond to do what she says "was the right thing to do." This particular event has taught Girl Scout Troop 2164 valuable lessons. It shows the power of honesty, that mistakes can happen and how to respond with thanks and gratitude.
