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  • Court sends Coonrod case to grand jury

    GREENFIELD – The father of two Greenfield children killed in a structure fire a week ago appeared in Highland County/Madison Township Court Monday. Wesley Coonrod, 42, whose two young children were killed in a fire March 7, is being held on $1 million bond at the Highland County Justice Center.
  • Storm knocks out traffic lights
    A thunderstorm that moved through the region Friday night knocked power out in the Harry Sauner Road, North High Street area of Hillsboro. 
  • Commissioners hear concerns from Highland County Children Services
    Commissioners received more bad news from Highland County Children Services Executive Director Wendy Jacobs at their Wednesday board meeting. Jacobs and HCCS caseworker Jeff Rulon provided an update on the Children Services staffing level and fiscal issues.
  • County approves $485,000 loan in support of Greenfield manufacturer
    GREENFIELD – After working for many months to secure revolving loan funding for C-Mold in Greenfield, Highland County commissioners’ efforts reached fruition this week.
       Despite a potential last-minute funding obstacle regarding previous loans on existing equipment, commissioners agreed Wednesday to move forward with the loan.
  • County approves $485,000 loan in support of Greenfield manufacturer
    GREENFIELD – After working for many months to secure revolving loan funding for C-Mold in Greenfield, Highland County commissioners’ efforts reached fruition this week.
       Despite a potential last-minute funding obstacle regarding previous loans on existing equipment, commissioners agreed Wednesday to move forward with the loan.
  • Tri-County Highway closed to eastbound traffic
    A bridge replacement project on County Road 24 (Tri-County Highway) in Mt. Orab is under way, and the route's eastbound lane is now closed to traffic.
  • Boyd Cancer Center recognized by HONI
    Hematology & Oncology News & Issues (HONI) recently announced that its panel of oncology experts, comprised of members of the publication’s editorial advisory board, had selected the Foster J. Boyd, MD, Regional Cancer Center as the HOPE (Hematology & Oncology Practice Excellence) award winning practice in the category of  “Patient Care” among small community practices.
  • Boyd Cancer Center recognized by HONI
    Hematology & Oncology News & Issues (HONI) recently announced that its panel of oncology experts, comprised of members of the publication’s editorial advisory board, had selected the Foster J. Boyd, MD, Regional Cancer Center as the HOPE (Hematology & Oncology Practice Excellence) award winning practice in the category of  “Patient Care” among small community practices.
  • County unemployment rate up nearly 2 percent
    Highland County's unemployment rate jumped nearly 2 percent in the month of January to 19.1 percent, up from 17.3 percent in December. Highland County now ranks  third in the state with the highest jobless rate, behind Ottawa County at 19.8 percent and Clinton County at 19.3 percent.
  • Commissioners proclaim Developmental Disabilities Month
    The Highland County Board of Commissioners proclaimed the month of March as Developmental Disabilities Month in Highland
  • Highland County FY 2011 ARC/EDA applications accepted until March 26
    The Highland County ARC/EDA Application for financial assistance will be accepted until 4 p.m. Friday, March 26, 2010 at the office of the Highland County Board of Commissioners, 119 Governor Foraker Place, Suite 211, Hillsboro, Ohio 45133.
  • Drew Hastings guest speaker at 20th anniversary Chamber dinner
    Comedian Drew Hastings will be the guest speaker for the Highland County Chamber of Commerce annual membership dinner, Wednesday, April 14 at the Patriot Center at Southern State Community College in Hillsboro.
  • Healthcare scholarship applications now available
    Healthcare scholarship applications are now available through the Adena Health Foundation.  Adena's Healthcare Career Scholarship Program is made possible by the fundraising efforts of the Volunteer Advisory Council of Adena, The Women’s Board of Adena, general Healthcare Scholarships Endowment fund, the Gordon F. Streicher Memorial Scholarship fund, four named funds within the PACCAR Medical Education Center Scholarship Endowment fund, the Manchester Radiology Education Endowment fund, and the Volunteer Scholarship fund.  The named funds with the PACCAR Medical Education Center Scholarship Endowment fund are the following:  St. Mary’s Catholic church William Nolan Endowment; Junior Civic League Scholarship Endowment; Eagles Aerie 600 Herbie Retherford Memorial Endowment; and Stephen Fleisher Scholarship Endowment.
  • Proposals being accepted for Community Health Partner grants
    The Adena Health Foundation is accepting proposals from non-profit organizations in area counties to initiate or improve projects that address health concerns of high importance to the region.
  • Area woman killed on Walnut Street
    An East Danville Road woman was killed Monday morning after she was struck by a vehicle outside of Paint Valley Supply, located at 123 W. Walnut Street in Hillsboro.
  • Hillsboro woman found dead
    At 2:33 p.m. on Sunday, March 7, officers of the Hillsboro Police Department responded with personnel from Hillsboro Fire and Rescue to 241 West Pleasant St. on a report of a non-breath subject. Upon arrival, the subject was found to be deceased from an unknown cause.
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