Hillsboro’s cross-country teams traveled to Circleville High School Saturday, Aug. 31 to participate in the challenging Circleville Kiwanis Invitational.
The Hillsboro Indians earned their first win of the 2024 season with a dominant effort on Friday night in Week 2, defeating the host Goshen Warriors, 32-7.
The Highland County Chamber of Commerce’s inaugural STEEL Conference is scheduled for Tuesday, Oct. 22. The Chamber invites businesses to become sponsors as well as to participate in this new and exciting event that has been created to energize and strengthen Highland County’s business community.
Much like the turning of the leaves and the return of high school football, the annual Adena Greenfield Medical Center Autumn Gala has become a popular staple of a very special time of year.
The final result wasn’t what the Hillsboro Lady Indians tennis team wanted on Tuesday night (Aug. 27), as they lost on the road in their non-conference match to the host Clinton-Massie Lady Falcons by a 4-1 team score.
On Monday (Aug. 26), the Lynchburg-Clay boys golf team won a Southern Hills Athletic Conference tri-match by defeating Whiteoak and Fairfield at the Hillsboro Elks Golf Course.
Highland District Hospital was pleased to be chosen as a host site for a recent rural road trip hosted by the Centers for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
During the month of July, the Hillsboro First Presbyterian Church held vacation Bible school, with the theme Camp Firelight. The church youth worked hard to bring in dimes for KAMP Dovetail, to help those youth offset expenses of going to camp.
The third annual Tri-County Battle of the Bands was held Saturday, Aug. 10 at Crossroads Park near uptown Hillsboro. Vinyl Countdown, representing Clinton County, defended their title and was chosen as the winner.
