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  • Racing fever strikes Lynchburg-Clay Cub Scouts

    On Saturday, Feb. 26, Cub Scouts, their parents, siblings and friends participated in the annual Pinewood Derby, which was held at the Lynchburg-Clay Elementary School.
  • Forms available for Cattlemen's Scholarship
    The Highland County Cattlemen's Scholarship forms are now available at all VO-AG offices in Highland County.
  • Bright Local announces kindergarten registration for 2011-12
    Bright Local School District has announced its kindergarten registration process for 2011. Parents and guardians are requested to complete paperwork and to schedule a screening time. A kindergarten packet and scheduling can be completed on any school day from March 21 until April 1 between 7:30 a.m. and 3:30 p.m. at the Bright Elementary School office.
  • Fingerhut resigns at Board of Regents chancellor
    COLUMBUS — Ohio Board of Regents Chancellor Eric D. Fingerhut has announced his intention to step down as the state’s leader of higher education after four years of service, effective March 13.
     

  • St. Mary students learn about dinosaurs, physical science
    The Cincinnati Museum Center Program-On-Wheels recently presented "Dino Dig" and "Experimenting With Physical Science" to the students at St. Mary Catholic School.
  • St. Mary students learn about dinosaurs, physical science
    The Cincinnati Museum Center Program-On-Wheels recently presented "Dino Dig" and "Experimenting With Physical Science" to the students at St. Mary Catholic School.
  • SSU celebrates Women's History Month
    In March, Shawnee State University will be celebrating Women’s History Month with several featured speakers and activities.
  • Rock 'n' Roll with Huey Lewis and the News at Shawnee State University
    Tickets are now on sale for Wendy’s Rock ‘n’ Roll House Party XII, featuring Huey Lewis and the News. This year’s event is part of Shawnee State University’s 25th Anniversary Celebration and is scheduled for 8 p.m. on Saturday, April 16 at SSU’s Vern Riffe Center for the Arts.
  • Hillsboro Middle School finds success in STEM
    It’s what educators call STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). Step through the door and experience an approach to learning that fuels imaginative thinking, creative problem solving and innovative solutions - just the kinds of skills that will help our students succeed in their education and beyond.
  • Fairfield Middle School holds annual science fair
    Fairfield Middle School recently held its annual science fair, and six projects were selected to go to the district competition at Wilmington College on March 19.
  • Fairfield Middle School holds annual science fair
    Fairfield Middle School recently held its annual science fair, and six projects were selected to go to the district competition at Wilmington College on March 19.
  • SSU's Dr. Lorentz invited to travel on educational trade mission to Vietnam
    Dr. John Lorentz, professor emeritus and assistant provost for International Program Development at Shawnee State University, has been traveling throughout the world developing international programs, recruiting students and initiating relationships with universities in many countries.
  • Erin Mizer named to Miami University dean's list
    Erin Elizabeth Mizer of Greenfield has been named to the Miami University dean's list. Erin is a freshman at Miami University.
  • Bagshaw, Rhoads honored by OSBA
    Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education members Laura Bagshaw and Beverly Rhoads have been honored with awards by the Ohio School Board Association.
     Bagshaw is president of the HCS board of education, and Rhoads is a member, as well as a member of the Great Oaks ITCD school board.
  • HHS profiles student achievements
    Hillsboro High School wants to step up their efforts in recognizing students and staff during the second semester. Kelsi Spicer, a freshmen at HHS, will spearhead this project. Kelsi was eager to begin her first assignment of interviewing and writing about two of our senior students, Ben Rhodes and Matt Newby. Kelsi stated, “this is a great opportunity to get to know fellow students.”
  • HHS profiles student achievements
    Hillsboro High School wants to step up their efforts in recognizing students and staff during the second semester. Kelsi Spicer, a freshmen at HHS, will spearhead this project. Kelsi was eager to begin her first assignment of interviewing and writing about two of our senior students, Ben Rhodes and Matt Newby. Kelsi stated, “this is a great opportunity to get to know fellow students.”
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