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  • County-wide Halloween events this week

    Halloween festivities will be held across Highland County this week.
    A Halloween parade, sponsored by the Paint Creek Joint Fire and EMS will be held Tuesday, Oct. 26. The lineup will be at the McClain High School colonnades on 5th Street at 5:30 p.m. Prizes will be given for best float and best costumes for all ages. arade will start at 6 p.m. 

  • Prosecutor: Coonrod to be retried
    The Highland County Prosecutor Jim Grandey's Office filed documents Monday indicating that they intend to retry Wesley Coonrod on two charges of murder and one count of aggravated arson. They will not seek the death penalty.
  • Rekindle calls firefighters back to New Market WATCH THE VIDEO
    The rekindling of a controlled burn Saturday led to a field/woods fire that burned across acres of property in New Market Sunday, and requiring all Highland County fire units to respond.
  • HHS to present 'Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde'
    “You find an open door (into the mind). One no one knows about. And once you’ ve crossed its threshold, you will find not one mind but two. Two streams within the consciousness, one on the surface, the other subterranean.” So explains Dr. Henry Jekyll of his path downward in discovering his darker side in this shocking version of Robert Louis Stevenson’ s “ Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde,” adapted by Jeffrey Hatcher, playing at the Hillsboro High School, Nov. 5-6 at 7:30 p.m. and again on Nov. 7 at 3 p.m.
  • Report: Charges filed against Strickland campaign for false statements about Kasich's gun record
    harges have been filed with the Ohio Election Commission accusing Ted Strickland’s campaign of deliberately and knowingly lying about John Kasich’s record in support of gun owners’ rights and the Second Amendment. The charges were filed by Rep. Danny Bubp (R-West Union), a life member of the National Rifle Association (NRA) with an A+ rating who was endorsed by the NRA in this year’s election, said a news release from Kasich campaign press secretary Rob Nichols.
  • AFL-CIO releases largest mailing to union members as Ohio Labor 2010 Program moves into 'get-out-the-vote mode'
    With only eight days until Election Day and races tight in Ohio and across the country, the AFL-CIO released its final round of mail to union members today as the Ohio Labor 2010 program shifts into get-out-the-vote efforts. The GOTV mailing is the largest mailing to union members of the election, with 10 million pieces going out to union members in states across the country.
  • Respiratory therapists key to breathing easier
    National Respiratory Care Week, Oct. 24-30, sponsored by the American Association for Respiratory Care (AARC), is a great time for everyone to learn more about these vital health care professionals, at CMH Regional Health System/Clinton Memorial Hospital (CMH).

  • Highland District Hospital's Home Health Services named as Top 500 Home Health Care Provider of HomeCare Elite
    Jim Baer, President and CEO of Highland District Hospital, credits talented, caring and dedicated employees and a team effort toward service excellence with the hospital's ability to rank as one of the HomeCare Elite. He said, "I am so proud of the staff and their accomplishments as we continue to strive for excellence in patient care."
  • All county fire units respond to New Market brush fire

    All Highland County Fire units have responded to a brush fire in the 6000 block of East New Market Road.

    According to the Highland County Sheriff's Office, the call reporting the fire came in at approximately 12:30 p.m. Sunday. 

    The Hillsboro Fire and Rescue, Paint Creek Joint Fire and EMS, Leesburg North Joint Fire and EMS, Mowrystown Fire Department, Marshall Fire Department, Brush Creek Fire Department and Winchester Fire Department have all responded to the scene with manpower, brush units and tanker trucks. Lynchburg fire department is doing station coverage, but is also responding to an emergency run in their area. 

  • All county fire units respond to New Market brush fire

    All Highland County Fire units have responded to a brush fire in the 6000 block of East New Market Road.

    According to the Highland County Sheriff's Office, the call reporting the fire came in at approximately 12:30 p.m. Sunday. 

    The Hillsboro Fire and Rescue, Paint Creek Joint Fire and EMS, Leesburg North Joint Fire and EMS, Mowrystown Fire Department, Marshall Fire Department, Brush Creek Fire Department and Winchester Fire Department have all responded to the scene with manpower, brush units and tanker trucks. Lynchburg fire department is doing station coverage, but is also responding to an emergency run in their area.

  • All county fire units respond to New Market brush fire

    All Highland County Fire units have responded to a brush fire in the 6000 block of East New Market Road.

    According to the Highland County Sheriff's Office, the call reporting the fire came in at approximately 12:30 p.m. Sunday. 

    The Hillsboro Fire and Rescue, Paint Creek Joint Fire and EMS, Leesburg North Joint Fire and EMS, Mowrystown Fire Department, Marshall Fire Department, Brush Creek Fire Department and Winchester Fire Department have all responded to the scene with manpower, brush units and tanker trucks. Lynchburg fire department is doing station coverage, but is also responding to an emergency run in their area.

  • Lynchburg council to hold special meeting Oct. 25
    A special meeting of the Lynchburg Village Council has been called for 8 p.m. Monday, Oct. 25 in the Village Building on Main Street in Lynchburg.
  • ResCare presents The Highland Harbor; open house set for Oct. 27
    ResCare, the country's leading provider of services for people with disabilities and youths with special needs, will host an open house from 4-6 p.m. Oct. 27 for The Highland Harbor, a day habilitation center that is part of the ResCare family.
  • Poll: Ohio governor's race a virtual dead heat
    Former U.S. Congressman and Republican gubernatorial candidate Republican John Kasich leads Ohio Democratic Gov. Ted Strickland by two percentage points in the latest Ohio Newspaper Poll. With a margin of error of 3.3 percent, Kasich's 49-47 edge makes the race a statistical dead heat.

  • Commissioners approve resolutions
    The Highland County Board of Commissioners approved the following resolutions at their Oct. 20 meeting.
  • Bill and Pat Snyder open Red Barn Bargain Barn at RFL area
    After a four-year hiatus from the clothing store business, Bill and Pat Snyder have opened a new bargain store at the Red Barn on North Shore Drive. The Snyders’ new store, the Bargain Barn, features primarily men’s and women’s clothing: Western wear, shoes, formals and wedding dresses, business attire, denim, and leather jackets.
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