NCB recently donated $2,500 to SATH (Supplementary Assistance to the Handicapped) for their annual KAMP Dovetail, a summer camp for children with special needs.

September is Library Card Sign-up Month, and the staff at the Greenfield Library would like to remind parents that your children need to have the “smartest card” in their wallets – a library card.

September is Library Card Sign-up Month, and the staff at the Greenfield Library would like to remind parents that your children need to have the “smartest card” in their wallets – a library card.

The UC Clermont 2018-19 Poetry Series will welcome its first of four authors to the college’s Batavia campus during the academic year Sept. 19.

Did you know that your dog might be good for your health beyond putting a smile on your face? In the midst of the current trade wars, lower commodity prices and a growing trend of mental illness in the United States’ agricultural community, farmers may want to consider their dog as a valuable asset for their mental and physical health.

The Highland County Chamber of Commerce recently held a ribbon-cutting ceremony at an open house hosted by Hunter Family Chiropractic.

Former Mrs. Highland County Liticia Walker will host a prayer for marriages Monday, Aug. 27 at 1:30 p.m. at the Highland County Courthouse. Pastors, members of the church community and interested citizens are invited to attend for a moment of peaceful prayer.

With the 2018 Highland County Fair just weeks away, the Highland County Shooting Sports 4-H club volunteered their services to help set up the Junior Fair Special Interest Building as a community service project. Many club members and advisors worked hard to build the project booths, remove staples, clean and touch up paint.

This fall, UC Clermont College will play home to a unique photography exhibit meant to highlight the intimate experiences of new immigrants to the United States.

Valuable information on new and current small fruit and specialty crops, field demonstrations and more will be made available as part of the Blueberry, Bramble, and Wine Grape Field Night hosted by The Ohio State University South Centers.

Did you know that the average family of three spends $9,000 annually on food? According to Brian Raison, from Ohio State University Extension, if the average family of three spent just 10 percent of their money on local foods, it would cause an economic impact of $900 to go to local producers.

At the July meeting of the All About Beef 4-H Club, members completed their community service project.

Emma Yochum, the daughter of Chip and Shannon Yochum of Hillsboro, was crowned the 2018-19 Ohio Junior Maine-Anjou and Chianina Princess during the Ohio State Fair.

Larkin Dean, 3, of Fayetteville is the new 2018 National Tiny Princess in the American Royal Beauties pageant system.

The Highland County Chamber of Commerce celebrated the Creekview Barn as a newly joined Chamber member with a ribbon-cutting ceremony Thursday, June 21.