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  • GOP hosts swearing in ceremony

    Highland County Republican county officeholders and State Rep. Cliff Rosenberger had their swearing-in ceremony Friday afternoon at the Hi-TEC Center in Hillsboro. Highland County Republican Party chair Kay Ayres and the local GOP hosted the event.
  • AMES and CCPA to build two-bay hangar facility
    Airborne Maintenance and Engineering Services, Inc. (AMES) and the Clinton County Port Authority have completed the necessary arrangements to proceed with the financing and construction of a new hangar facility at the Wilmington Air Park.
  • Patrolling continues on state highway system
    Crews from the Ohio Department of Transportation – District 9 will continue to patrol and treat the state highway system during the evening and late-night hours as a winter storm progresses through the state.
  • Winter weather advisory for Highland County; several city streets snow-covered
    Highland County is under a winter weather advisory Wednesday, as winter storm Euclid makes its way through the Buckeye State. Parts of northwest Ohio are under a blizzard warning Wednesday.
  • Winter weather advisory for Highland County; several city streets snow-covered
    Highland County is under a winter weather advisory Wednesday, as winter storm Euclid makes its way through the Buckeye State. Parts of northwest Ohio are under a blizzard warning Wednesday.
  • Dangerous weather for parts of the Central and Southern U.S.
    A storm system gathering strength in the South will bring a plethora of weather hazards to the U.S. on Christmas, the National Weather Service predicts. A winter storm watch is in effect from Missouri through Vermont, a huge swath of territory where significant snows are expected to fall through Thursday.
  • Lynchburg teen shares special gift
    A longtime love of horses has turned into a completely different passion for a Lynchburg teenager. Emily Rowley, a freshman at Lynchburg-Clay High School, has spent many years of her young life working with horses and later discovered a gift for helping special needs children.
  • Lynchburg teen shares special gift
    A longtime love of horses has turned into a completely different passion for a Lynchburg teenager. Emily Rowley, a freshman at Lynchburg-Clay High School, has spent many years of her young life working with horses and later discovered a gift for helping special needs children.
  • Ohio Taxation Department worker faces 11-count felony indictment
    After receiving a taxpayer’s call to confirm whether the Ohio Department of Taxation had received a recent payment, department of taxation officials noted that several suspicious financial transactions were performed by Tax Commission Agent Kathleen Hyer.
  • State unemployment rate at 6.8 percent
    Ohio's unemployment rate was 6.8 percent in November, down slightly from 6.9 percent in October, according to data released this morning by the Ohio Department of Job and Family Services (ODJFS).
  • Ohio home sales activity increased 23.6 percent in November
    Home sales activity throughout Ohio increased 23.6 percent in November, helping the marketplace record its 17th consecutive monthly sales gain, according to the statistics provided by the state’s Multiple Listing Services.
  • It's not too late to go to college this spring
    A new semester at Chatfield College begins the week of Jan. 14, 2013, and the college is still registering now for spring.
  • A 'Hall of Fame' career as Highland County public servant
    When asked about the difficulty in replacing someone with Bishop’s decades of public service, Beekman did not hesitate. “You can’t replace Betty,” she said. “She’s one of a kind.” Beekman, Greenfield Council President Betty Jackman and the village of Greenfield hosted a two-hour reception for their outgoing city manager.
  • A 'Hall of Fame' career as Highland County public servant
    When asked about the difficulty in replacing someone with Bishop’s decades of public service, Beekman did not hesitate. “You can’t replace Betty,” she said. “She’s one of a kind.” Beekman, Greenfield Council President Betty Jackman and the village of Greenfield hosted a two-hour reception for their outgoing city manager.
  • Inspector general finds wrongdoing by ODOT workers, suppliers
    The Ohio inspector general has released a report of investigation finding wrongful acts by Ohio Department of Transportation employees and a pattern of corrupt activity by department of transportation equipment suppliers who conspired to rig the bidding process for the sale and purchase of traffic equipment.
  • State of Ohio returning $13 million in tax overpayments
    Gov. John R. Kasich has joined Ohio Department of Taxation (ODT) Commissioner Joe Testa in beginning to return more than $13 million to 3,500 Ohio businesses that unknowingly overpaid their Commercial Activity Tax (CAT).
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