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  • Greenfield Police Report

    The following is the Greenfield Police Report for April 1-10, 2011.
  • Leesburg Lions to host Canine Companions
    The Leesburg Lions Club will host Bud and Esther Brown of Vandalia, volunteer puppy raisers for Canine Companions for Independence (CCI), at their monthly meeting to be held on April 18 at 6:30 p.m. at the Leesburg United Methodist Church.
  • Yost joins governor for the signing of Senate Bill 4
    Senate Bill 4, sponsored by Senator Tim Schaffer (R-Lancaster) and passed unanimously by both the Ohio House and Senate, requires performance audits of state agencies and creates the Leverage for Efficiency, Accountability and Performance Fund (L.E.A.P. Fund); a $1.5 million fund to advance costs of a performance audit to state agencies and local governments that might otherwise not be able to afford to have one conducted.
  • Judge advises LC students 'some allegations would be a felony'
    A judge has said students who may be asked to testify during a hearing regarding an administrative appeal on disciplinary action from the Lynchburg-Clay Local Schools need to be informed of the possible criminal ramifications of their testimony. The judge advised they speak to criminal attorneys. ..."At least part of the case was presented to the prosecutor," Judge Crawford said. "There are some allegations ... that (would be) a felony of the first degree."
  • Community set to 'strike it big' for Big Brothers/Big Sisters
    “Strike it big!” is the rallying cry for South Central Ohio Big Brothers Big Sisters’ 2011 Bowl for Kids’ Sake. The bowl-a-thon, slated for May 1 at Highland Lanes in Hillsboro, is one of two main fund-raising events the agency conducts each year.There are currently 18 Highland County children waiting for a Big Brother, Big Sister or Big Couple.
  • Advertisement Clarification
    An advertisement in the April 9 print edition of The Highland County Press has an inadvertent typographical err
  • Sexual Assault Awareness Month proclaimed
    On April 6, the Alternatives to Violence Center staff met with Highland County Commissioners, who signed a proclamation declaring the month of April as Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
  • Ohio House passes measure to urge job creation at Piketon plant
    The Ohio House of Representatives passed a resolution Wednesday that aims to create thousands of local jobs in southern Ohio and invigorate the state economy. House Concurrent Resolution 4 urges President Barack Obama to direct the U.S. Department of Energy (USDOE) to grant a loan to USEC Inc. to ensure the continuation of the uranium enrichment project in Piketon.
  • Greenfield Police Report
    The following are the Greenfield Police Reports for March 22-31.
  • Bishop guest speaker at safety conference in Peru
    Highland County resident Jim Bishop was a speaker at this year’s XV International Seminar on Mining Safety in Lima, Peru.
  • Hillsboro Police Report
    The following is the Hillsboro Police Report for March 28-April 3, 2011.
  • County under a severe thunderstorm watch Monday
    A severe thunderstorm watch has been posted for southeast Indiana and southwest Ohio until 1 p.m. Monday, April 4, the National Weather Service. Highland, Brown, Clinton and Fayette counties are among those in the watch area, the NWS said.
  • 'Grandparent scams' target Ohioans, Attorney General DeWine warns
    In a typical grandparent scam, con artists call grandparents and say, “Hi Grandma” or “Hi Grandpa,” tricking grandparents into believing that their grandchild really is calling. The scammers then make up a story explaining that they are stuck in another country and need money. They often ask the grandparents not to tell the child’s parents about the situation. For example, they may say, “Please, Grandma, don’t tell my mom or dad. Let’s keep this between us.”
  • Medicaid enrollment, costs for Ohio expected to see large increase
    The Ohio Office of Health Transformation says the Medicaid program funded by state and federal dollars provides health coverage to about 2.2 million people, mostly the disabled, seniors and low-income families with children. That number is expected to increase to 3.1 million people in three years.
  • Highland Fitness Center under new ownership
    Highland Fitness Center 8203 U.S. 50 east, in Hillsboro, is under new ownership and open 24 / 7 to the public offering health and fitness training and classes.
  • Cleanup month at Rocky Fork Lake area
    Highland County Commissioners, Paint Township Trustees, Home Owners Associations, and Rocky Fork Community Alliance proc
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