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  • Greenfield working on railroad maintenance to facilitate Johnson Controls reopening

    The city of Greenfield is working to make sure that railroad lines are up and working by June to assist Johnson Controls in reopening its doors.
     Greenfield City Manager Betty Bishop told The Highland County Press Wednesday that the manufacturing company has met with the city regarding the steps necessary to start productions again in Greenfield.
  • Trial date continued for former corrections officer
    The trial of a former corrections officer at the Highland County Justice Center has been continued.
     Christopher L. Hilderbrandt, 30, of Highland County, was indicted in October on one count of sexual battery, a felony of the third degree.
  • Free tax assistance available for most households earning less than $60,000 annually
    Tax season is quickly approaching, and thousands of Ohioans will soon begin the filing process to ensure that they receive their refunds. To save taxpayers a little extra money this year, when individuals and families can use every extra dollar, the Highland County Office of Reentry Services is partnering with the Ohio Association of Second Harvest Foodbanks (OASHF) to help low- and moderate-income Ohioans obtain free Federal and State income tax return assistance and to identify if they are eligible for other work support benefits.
  • District 9 Drivers Battling Blowing, Drifting Snow
    Chillicothe – All available crews in Ohio Department of Transportation - District 9 are working this morning to clear routes and keep traffic moving.
  • Rep. Rosenberger appointed to legislative committees
    State Representative Cliff Rosenberger (R-Clarksville) has been appointed by Speaker William G. Batchelder (R-Medina) to serve on four House committees during the 129th General Assembly. In addition to serving on the Transportation, Public Safety and Homeland Security Committee, he will serve on the Public Utilities, Veteran’s Affairs, as well as the Economic and Small Business Development committees.
  • HCS elects new officers at organizational meeting
    The Hillsboro City Schools Board of Education re-elected Laura Bagshaw as board president and Sam Barnhouse as vice president during the organizational meeting held Monday.
     The board met in the library of Hillsboro High School, where the regular monthly meetings will be held during 2011. Immediately following the vote on officers, Bagshaw and Barnhouse were sworn in by treasurer Debbie Lawwell.
  • Edward Byrne Justice Assistance Grant (JAG) Award for the Highland County Comprehensive Re-Entry Initiative
    The Highland County Comprehensive Reentry Initiative will benefit the community by reducing recidivism, creating jobs, and enhancing the overall quality of life so vital to economic development. The local economy is already benefiting from the Day Reporting Program currently offered through the Hillsboro Municipal Court.
  • ATSG announces new president of airline subsidiary ATI
    Air Transport Services Group, Inc. has announced the election of Cynthia Treadwell-McConnell as president of Air Transport International, a cargo airline subsidiary of ATSG.
  • Hillsboro Fire and Rescue called to car fire
    Hillsboro Fire and Rescue and the Hillsboro Police Department responded to a report of a car fire near the South High St
  • Hillsboro City Schools are closed Jan. 11
    Several area schools are closed Tuesday, Jan. 11 The National Weather Service says today's snowfall could be between two and four inches.
  • Zink says tough decisions are ahead in 2011 WATCH THE VIDEO
    Hillsboro Mayor Dick Zink told members of the Hillsboro City Council that 2011 was going to be a year full of tough decisions, which may not always be popular, for elected officials, but they need to make sure that the city always puts its residents first.
     As President Lee Koogler began discussing dealing with the pressing budget issue, Hillsboro Safety and Service Director Ralph Holt asked council what its finance committee's role would be in addressing the budget.
  • Zink says tough decisions are ahead in 2011 WATCH THE VIDEO
    Hillsboro Mayor Dick Zink told members of the Hillsboro City Council that 2011 was going to be a year full of tough decisions, which may not always be popular, for elected officials, but they need to make sure that the city always puts its residents first.
     As President Lee Koogler began discussing dealing with the pressing budget issue, Hillsboro Safety and Service Director Ralph Holt asked council what its finance committee's role would be in addressing the budget.
  • Kasich appoints Lt. Gov. Taylor to be director of Ohio Department of Insurance
    COLUMBUS -  In one of his first official acts after being sworn-in, Gov. John Kasich appointed Lt. Gov. Mary Taylor to be director of the Ohio Department of Insurance.
  • Mikkelsen announces bid for Hillsboro mayor's office
    While the future for the city of Hillsboro may seem a difficult path, one candidate for the office of Hillsboro mayor says the future is simple: Bring pride back to Hillsboro.
     Terry Mikkelsen, a Republican, has taken out petitions to run for the office of Hillsboro mayor, and he said he will work on "removing the barrier between government and the community, making the label of Democrat and Republican irrelevant, (and) building up our community and bringing us back together as one - Hillsboro.
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  • Wilkin appointed commission president WATCH THE VIDEO
    The Highland County Board of Commissioners met for their organizational meeting Monday, and re-elected Shane Wilkin as board president.
     Commissioner Tom Horst made a motion that Wilkin remain as president, and that Horst remain as vice president. Commissioner Jeremy Shaffer seconded the motion, which was passed 3-0.
  • Winter storm warning in effect through Tuesday, Jan. 11; ODOT prepping for storm
    The National Weather Service has issued a winter storm warning for much of southern Ohio, including Highland County, for Tuesday, Jan. 11.
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