Highland County Junior Fair market goats, feeder calves, market lambs and market hogs will be tagged on Saturday, June 2 at the Highland County Fairgrounds. This will be the only time the above market animals will be tagged for the Highland County Fair.

On May 10, the Hillsboro Garden Club hosted the Spring Meeting for Region 16 of the Ohio Association of Garden Clubs. The group welcomed OAGC state president Sharon Ware, second Vice President Peggy Case, regional officers and over 80 attendees from Highland, Warren, Clinton, Fayette, Madison, and Greene counties gathered for plant sales, plant education, club business and a buffet luncheon at the Ponderosa Banquet Center.

The next Business After Hours will be on Thursday, May 17, 5-7 p.m., co-sponsored by Peelle Law Offices, 149 East Main Street, Hillsboro; Heartland of Hillsboro; and Larry’s Party Shop.

A Bowl-A-Thon to benefit the Highland County Habitat for Humanity will be held at Highland Lanes on Saturday, May 19 from 4-7 p.m. Open bowling is $150 with up to five people per lane. There will be prizes and a silent auction.

Three members of the Hillsboro Leo Club attended the first 2012 District Leo Convention held in Chillicothe.

The Hillsboro Eagles 1161 Auxiliary held a benefit for the Highland County Humane Society on April 29 at the Eagles Aerie with pets available for adoption on that day.

The Building Bridges 4-H club held their third meeting May 5 at the Leesburg Fire House.

Greenfield will be holding a two-day Community-Wide Yard Sale event on June 8 and 9. Yard sales will be held at individual residences across the village. The hours are from 8 a.m. - 8 p.m. on both days.

Coffee & Commerce, the early morning advocacy program sponsored by Southern State Community College, will be Friday, May 11, 7:30-9 a.m. at SSCC Central Campus, Room 106, Hillsboro.

The first-year members of the Barnyard Bunch 4-H Club are: (l-r) Garrett Miller, Tyler Boggess, Allie Kiley, Taylor Brown, Dylan Boone, and Wesley Downing. Not pictured: Allie Mootz.

Megan Michelle Barker, an attorney at a law office in Columbus, is to be married to Daniel John Edwartoski, a professional engineer at an architectural and engineering company in Columbus.

Altrusa recently obtained approximately 2,000 books donated by the Ohio Valley Resource Conservation and Development Council.