This is the 12th article in a series from the Highland County Historical Society featuring members of the HCHS Hall of Fame and in recognition of the 50th anniversary of the Highland House Museum.
Groove Essential, with a terrific tribute to the music hits of the ’70s & ’80s, come to the historic Paxton Theatre stage on Friday, April 22 at 7 p.m.
Lori Newman of Hillsboro and Mark (Aleshia) Griffith of Sabina are pleased to announce the engagement of their daughter, Amie Griffith, to Dusten Swayne, son of Bill and Lisa Swayne of Milford.
Lisa Keys was the guest speaker for the March meeting of the Hillsboro Woman’s Club. Keys presented a fascinating and informative program, “The Plight of the Monarch Butterfly,” an insect which is close to becoming extinct.
A warm, friendly and green welcome greeted all visitors to the Highland House Sunday, March 13 for the annual Highland County Historical Society's St. Patty's Day Brunch.
Members of the Highland County Special Olympics committee recently presented Shane Ison of Highland Lanes with a plaque thanking him for his support of Special Olympics.
This little 12-week-old female still needs a home. She is an American Bulldog mix. If you would like to see her or one of our other dogs and cats, please come to the Highland County Humane Society at 9331 S.R. 124, Hillsboro, or call (937-393-2110).
Music At St. Mary’s will present The Voices of Ohio in concert on March 20 at 3 p.m. While Music At St. Mary’s has hosted Southern State Singers concerts every year, you’ll find The Voices of Ohio a different style of vocal group.
James and Valerie Setty of Hillsboro are proud to announce the engagement and upcoming wedding of their daughter, Elysia M. Setty, to John S. Carroll of Georgetown. Carroll is the son of John H. and Marilee Carroll of Hamersville.
