UC Clermont College will host family-friendly activities as part of ArtsWave Days on Saturday, March 7, from 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. on campus.

Community Care Hospice recently received donations of $3,000 from Health Alliance of Clinton County and $200 from Peoples Bank.

Mrs. Cathy Rivas’ fourth- and sixth-grade Greenfield Elementary School and Middle School art students display their artwork at the Greenfield Public Library.

Mrs. Cathy Rivas’ fourth- and sixth-grade Greenfield Elementary School and Middle School art students display their artwork at the Greenfield Public Library.

Mrs. Cathy Rivas’ fourth- and sixth-grade Greenfield Elementary School and Middle School art students display their artwork at the Greenfield Public Library.

Mrs. Cathy Rivas’ fourth- and sixth-grade Greenfield Elementary School and Middle School art students display their artwork at the Greenfield Public Library.

On Feb. 6, residents of Heartland had a unique experience when Chief Kevin Cross and Sergeant Matthew Windle of the Seaman, Ohio Police Department presented a program to them.

The Ohio Association of County Behavioral Health Authorities, which represents Ohio Alcohol, Drug Addiction, and Mental Health (ADAMH) Boards, held its annual awards luncheon Jan. 31. During the luncheon, OACBHA presented the 2019 Annual Awards to leader from throughout Ohio who have been working to ensure that community mental health and addiction services and supports are available for all Ohioans.

After years of devoted service, Patti Settlemyre, executive director and founder of Community Care Hospice, and executive director of Ohio’s Hospice of Fayette County, retired Jan. 31. Tammy Bobbitt will serve as interim executive director of both hospice organizations.

U-Haul Company of Massachusetts and Ohio, Inc. is pleased to announce that Gallery & Storage has signed on as a U-Haul® neighborhood dealer to serve the Greenfield community.

The public is invited to the New Vienna Lions Club’s annual Pancake Day on Saturday, Feb. 8 from 8 a.m.-1 p.m.

Father-daughter coauthors David Meyers and Elise Meyers Walker’s new book “Historic Black Settlements of Ohio,” published by Arcadia Publishing and The History Press, will be available for purchase Feb. 3.

Once a month, a special program is presented to the residents of Heartland of Hillsboro. The January program was on a history-making event that happened in Hillsboro in the 1950s. This was called The Lincoln School Project, or sometimes referred to as The Mothers’ March, which went on for two years.

The Jefferson Township Fire & Rescue in Richmond Dale has received nearly $77,200 worth of new equipment from the Gary Sinise Foundation’s First Responders Outreach program.

Connie Sears will be the guest of honor at the Human Rights Celebration to be held Jan. 25 by Church Women United of Highland County.