Mystic Storm Sisterhood and the First Baptist Church of Hillsboro delivered or had picked up over 200 meals on Christmas Day for the third annual “A Feast for a King” event.

Mystic Storm Sisterhood and the First Baptist Church of Hillsboro delivered or had picked up over 200 meals on Christmas Day for the third annual “A Feast for a King” event.

Mystic Storm Sisterhood and the First Baptist Church of Hillsboro delivered or had picked up over 200 meals on Christmas Day for the third annual “A Feast for a King” event.

The 23rd annual Lynchburg Village Christmas was a success, according to event chairpersons Bill and Angie McTague.

The Greenfield Area Christian Center food pantry received a large donation of food from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints located in Greenfield. The boxes of food arrived on December 14th and included canned pears, peaches, macaroni and tuna.

The Leesburg Library staff would like to take this opportunity to wish all their patrons a very Happy New Year. We look forward to serving you all in 2016 and hope we will see you often during the upcoming year.

During the final Board Meeting of the Highland County Historical Society held Dec. 15, it was decided to hold a final year-end activity.

The Clermont County Small Business Development Center (SBDC) has announced that Tracy Hawkins has been hired as its new director.

New York Times best-selling author and Fayette County native Margaret Peterson Haddix graced Miami Trace Elementary School with her presence on Tuesday, Dec. 15 to discuss her previous books and her upcoming book, “Under Their Skin,” to be released Jan. 5, 2016.