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  • Past & Present celebrates grand opening

    Pat Cummins is pleased to announce the opening of her new store, Past & Present, located at 126 South High Street in Hillsboro.
  • Past & Present celebrates grand opening
    Pat Cummins is pleased to announce the opening of her new store, Past & Present, located at 126 South High Street in Hillsboro.
  • Girl Scouts begin annual membership and volunteer enrollment
    Just as the leaves turn from green to gold each fall, the Girl Scouts also begin their annual membership and volunteer enrollment at this time of year.
  • Magic Waters prepares for Haunted Hills
    Are you ready for some haunting good times? The folks at Magic Waters Theatre are.
  • Senior Center hosts Sept. 18 hog roast
    Hog Roast Sept. 18
        Everyone is invited to the Highland County Senior Center on Saturday, Sept. 18 from 4-6 p.m. for a Hog Roast. This event is sponsored by Porky’s Pickle BBQ Catering.
  • Fall events at Greenfield Library
    The fall season is coming very soon. School has begun.  Summer is just about a memory, and we are planning for the end of the year. We are decorating in oranges and golds, and have a great F-A-L-L prize giveaway – put in a drawing slip each time you visit the library.
  • Helping you age better - What is the AAA7?
    AAA7. You may have seen this acronym or perhaps have heard about it, but what exactly does it stand for?  What does it mean? Although one version of the acronym “AAA” covers automobiles and traveling, the AAA7 stands for the Area Agency on Aging District 7, a non-profit corporation designated by the State of Ohio to be the planning, coordinating and administrative agency for federal and state programs in Adams, Brown, Gallia, Highland, Jackson, Lawrence, Pike, Ross, Scioto and Vinton counties in Ohio.

  • Happy Birthday, Mr. Moore
    Frequent newspaper editorial writer and online blogger Jim Moore is celebrating a birthday today (Sunday, Sept. 12).
  • Lake Waynoka Lion's Club 10th annual car show a success
    The Lake Waynoka Lion's Club thanks everyone who helped make its 10th annual car show a hugh success. We would especially like to thank the owners of the 134 show vehicles and hundreds of spectators who attended the show.
  • Local mom releases new album with TMG
           Tate Music Group announces the album release of local Christian artist and doting mother, Jodena Thomas.
  • Elena Cleland, Eric Zint to wed Sept. 25
    Dr. and Mrs. Charles Cleland of Charlevoix, Michigan are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Elena Mason Cleland of Greenfield to Eric Christopher Zint of Greenfield, son of Mr. Michael Zint and the late Mrs. Patti Zint of Greenfield.
  • Third annual Brake for Breakfast to be held Wednesday, Oct. 6
    On Wednesday, Oct. 6, from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m., more than 500 women are again expected to drive through the parking lot at the Foster j. Boyd, MD, Regional Cancer Center for the Third Annual Brake for Breakfast.
  • Crestwood Care Center hosts carnival for residents
    Residents of Crestwood Care Center recently enjoyed a fun-filled morning outdoors on Aug. 6 at Crestwood’s carnival.

  • Four local businesses give to Extension support group
    Four local area businesses, Five Points Implement, Merchants National Bank, NCB Bank, and Sherwood Auto & Camper Sales, have donated $10,000 to the fundraising campaign for the Highland County Extension Support Group.
  • Senior Center closes on Labor Day
    Ombudsman Program
        The Ombudsman provides a voice for consumers of long-term care. These consumers include residents of nursing homes, residential care facilities, and adult care homes as well as recipients of “in-home” services.
  • Steps to profitable wheat production
    The month of August has ended and school is back in session. The Highland County Fair is upon us and the college football season is under way. Farmers are already discussing that harvest season as crops are rapidly drying down due to the hot and dry conditions that we have experienced over the past several weeks. Before you know it, fall will be here.
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