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  • Wilmington College to host April 22 Earth Day Food Symposium

    Wilmington College will present a food symposium Thursday, April 22 on topics surrounding the theme "Food and Farming for the Future: Eat Healthy/Grow Responsibly."
  • SSCC to host speaker on homestead gardening
    Southern State Community College will present guest speaker Dona Grant on the topic of homestead gardening 6 p.m. Thursday, May 6, in the Learning Resources Center on the college's South Campus, 12681 U.S. Route 62, Fincastle. The event is free and open to the public.
  • 4-H queens represent Highland County
    Three area students living the 4-H motto of "To make the best better" have been selected at the 2010 livestock queens. 
  • Leesburg's got talent
    The Leesburg Area Veterans Memorial Committee is sponsoring a local talent show and chicken and noodle supp
  • Loft holds talent show
    The Loft, the Good News Gathering-sponsored hangout for area teens in grades sixth through 12, held a talent show April 15. Located at 123 1/2 West Main Street in Hillsboro, approximately 70 area students turned out to hear 12 different acts perform songs, play instruments, dance, and perform magic. 
  • Highland SWCD celebrates Earth Day
    The Highland Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) celebrated the 40th anniversary of Earth Day on Sunday, April 18 with members of the Marshall United Methodist Church.
  • Magic Waters Theatre casts entire summer of shows in one weekend
    Thanks to a terrific turnout of talented folks of all ages, Magic Waters Theatre was able to cast an entire summer of entertainment in just one weekend!
  • Sidesaddle clinic to be held in Bainbridge
    The American Sidesaddle Association and Southern Ohio Ladies Aside will be hosting a sidesaddle clinic at Under a Shooting Star Farm near Bainbridge, Ohio on April 24th from 9am-5pm. Participants will learn saddle fit, sidesaddle history, getting started, and basic to advanced sidesaddle riding including jumping. Cost is $30 for adult riders, $15 for 18 & under riders, $10 for all auditors. Auditors will get hands on experience in saddle fit and other aspects of riding aside.
  • Pricetown Partners holds elections
    On April 13, 2010, Pricetown Partners held their elections for the upcoming year: President-Erin Rowlands; V.President-Emma Setty and Ty Setty; Secretary-Courtney Tenas; Treasurer-Claire Magie; News Reporter-Jake Wilson; Health & Safety-Alan West; Recreation-Lucas Brown. Pledges were held by Claire Magie, Ty Setty, Jake Wilson.
  • New Petersburg Social Civics Club convenes in Rainsboro
    The New Petersburg Social Civics Club held their April meeting at the Rainsboro United Methodist Church with Janet Lawwell as hostess. President Debbie Robinson opened the meeting.
  • Area Agency on Aging to hold public hearing on strategic plan
    The Area Agency on Aging District 7, Inc. will hold a Public Hearing on its Strategic Plan for Fiscal Years 2011 - 2014 on Wednesday, April 21, 2010, from 11:00 am until 12 Noon at The Ohio State University South Centers (Endeavor Center), 1864 Shyville Road, Piketon, Ohio.
  • CMH Pharmacy and Gift Shop looking for a few good volunteers
    Do you enjoy dealing with people and making their day? If so, consider volunteering at the Pharmacy and Gift Shop in Clinton Memorial Hospital. CMH Regional Health System Volunteer Services has several time opportunities available.
  • Anna's Army Day
    Organizers arrived several hours early to set up for Anna's Army Day, held on the courthouse lawn April 16.
  • Anna's Army Day
    Organizers arrived several hours early to set up for Anna's Army Day, held on the courthouse lawn April 16.
  • Managing spring grass growth
    April has certainly been eventful thus far for the avid sports fan. The college basketball season has wrapped up with Cinderella (Butler) coming up just short.  The professional baseball season is under way and I am looking forward to the upcoming NFL draft to see how the Bengals can improve.
  • Older Americans Month observed in May
    Older Americans Month
        Each May is observed nationwide as Older Americans Month. Together with Senior Citizens Day (the third Tuesday in May – May 18 this year), Older Americans Month is a celebration of the contributions our older citizens have made to society, and is a chance for communities to give back and recognize the accomplishments of their elders. It also is a time to promote aging actively and encourage everyone, regardless of age, to live life to the fullest. Older Americans Month and Senior Citizens Day have a history dating back to 1977. Ohio’s theme for Older Americans Month 2010 is: “Age Strong! Live Long!” Today’s seniors are shrugging off traditional stereotypes. They are living healthy and active lives, engaged in multiple endeavors. They are employees and employers, students and teachers. They are volunteers, leaders and mentors. And, by being all these things, older Ohioans are supporting their communities and the state, and making a difference in the lives of others. They are celebrating their uniqueness and redefining what it means to grow old.
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