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  • We need heroes these days

    These flight crews, along with countless other people from various walks of life remain anonymous until such time as they are called upon to do extraordinary things. The dictionary defines "hero" as: "One admired for their achievements and noble qualities." Also, "One who shows great courage."
  • Final political push on State Issue 2
    Editor's note: The Highland County Press received these two letters today regarding Ohio Issue 2, the repeal of Senate Bill 5. The first was from Ohio Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor. The second was from Jason Perlman, of the Ohio AFL-CIO.
  • Mayoral candidate wants to bring pride back to Lynchburg
    I am Robbie Wallace. I have resided in Lynchburg for almost 13 years and plan on staying here through thick and thin. I am raising my family here because I believe in the spirit of this Village.
  • Ordinance proposed to redistrict Hillsboro wards
    I will note that the Council has a Republican majority and the most recent revision to Revised Code section 731.06 was approved by vote of a Republican state representative in 1970. So I would think a majority of council would approve such an action, if not exactly this plan. If you prefer another plan that gives a smilar degree of representation to the residents of each ward, you have my best wishes.
  • Evaluate mayoral candidates on their ability to lead and on their personal character
    I strongly encourage all citizens to consider the words and behavior of the two mayoral candidates to make this important judgment: talk to them personally, research them on the Internet, particularly YouTube, and consider the events that have transpired during this campaign. Folks, there is a greater good than power and popularity. There is a greater good than bragging rights for the next four years. There is a greater good than political favors. There is a greater good than political party!
  • Is business success really what we should be looking for when choosing a president?
    While the American public is finally waking up to what a third of a century of Reaganomics has accrued and is finally demanding a piece of the prosperity that the top 1% has enjoyed since 1980, every Republican candidate has put forth a plan to further lower the tax rate of the rich. Perhaps it is time they stop listening to Rush Limbaugh and the Tea Party and start listening to the majority of the American people for a change.
  • Vote 'yes' on Issue 2
    Please vote YES on Issue 2 and keep common sense in our floundering economy. It is a sensible solution to preventing unlimited tax raises to satisfy Big Unions' demands. Everyone is struggling except the union bosses.
  • School board member clarifies quote; urges 'no' vote on Issue 2
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  • Qaddafi's elimination another triumph for Obama administration
    Obama has done more to protect this country and build world respect for our country than Bush did in eight years, or the current crop of Republican presidential candidates could ever accomplish.
  • Greenfield needs 'rejuvenation'
    Above all, become concerned and involved with Greenfield. In the end, you will be glad you did! You may find someone saying to you, “you know, we sure look a lot better around here, thanks to you.” And that will be your payment in full!
  • Lawmaker supports issue to raise age limit on judges
    It only makes sense that this age limit be increased. In this day and age, many people work into their 70s. Ohio judges that are experienced and competent should have the same opportunity to work for the citizens of Ohio.
  • Lynchburg Police Department thanks contributors to K-9 program
    The Lynchburg Police Department would like to thank all of the businesses, organizations and individuals who assisted us in getting the LPD canine program up and running.
  • Voters, taxpayers need to see distinction between government and society
    It is time that the people of Highland, Fayette, Pike, Pickaway, and Ross counties make the distinction between government and society. It is time that we take our society back from the government to promote “our happiness positively” through our charitable giving, which can only be done by lightening the burdens of taxation with a “No” vote on Nov. 8.
  • Get off the tax issue!
    In the past few decades, Americans have gotten totally addicted to credit, thus debt. It has even become a social aspect when people rate themselves by their credit score. In comparison, last year in China, 96% of all new cars were paid for in cash.
  • 'No' vote on Issue 2
    Under SB5, paid sick leave and vacation days would be reduced for average public workers. However, members of the Legislature enjoy unlimited paid leave for any reason whatsoever.
  • Voters urged to attend Candidates Forum Oct. 10
    If you haven’t made up your mind yet, I urge you to come to the AAUW Candidates Forum on Monday, Oct. 10,  starting at 6 p.m. This longstanding tradition allows for us to get an understanding of the candidates and the issues at hand.
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