The Highland County District Library has partnered with hoopla digital—an app which allows patrons to borrow books, movies, music, comic books and more on a digital platform.

The Adams County Wild Mushroom Club met May 2 at the West Union Frisch’s with nine people attending, including two for the first time.

The Adams County Wild Mushroom Club met May 2 at the West Union Frisch’s with nine people attending, including two for the first time.

The Adams County Wild Mushroom Club met May 2 at the West Union Frisch’s with nine people attending, including two for the first time.

The Adams County Wild Mushroom Club met May 2 at the West Union Frisch’s with nine people attending, including two for the first time.

On April 27, Bell Gardens Place held a recognition dinner for the volunteers who give their time to engage the residents at Bell Gardens.

On April 27, Bell Gardens Place held a recognition dinner for the volunteers who give their time to engage the residents at Bell Gardens.

Highland County Recorder Chad E. McConnaughey presented a unique insight into his duties in that elected position when he spoke to a recent meeting of the Hillsboro Woman’s Club.

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Residents from Bell Gardens Place Assisted Living in Hillsboro and Shelia Swafford, Life Enrichment Coordinator at Bell Gardens, are shown presenting fresh-baked cookies to members of the Paint Creek Joint EMS and Fire Department.

The Park National Bank Art Gallery at UC Clermont College will feature the work of 21 local artists in a new show titled “Creative Juice: A Group Exhibition.” The exhibit will run May 1 through June 28, with an opening reception held Friday, May 5 from 6-8 p.m.

The Highland County Humane Society Pet of the Week is Frannie. She is a year-and-a-half old beagle.

Molly and Marcus Myers are shown presenting the proceeds from the Jessica Myers memorial fundraiser to Elaine Williams of the Lynchburg Library for their programs.

The Hillsboro Lions Club presented a check for $180 and forwarded check to the Boy Scouts from the VFW for $500.

The summertime spirit is alive and well at the Highland County District Library, where Cincinnati Reds memorabilia is on display.