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  • Highland County Treasurer's office to extend hours March 6 and 10

    Highland County property tax payments are due March 12.
  • HPD investigating alleged check theft
    On Thursday, Feb.
  • OVRDC to hold annual appreciation banquet
          Ohio Valley Regional Development Commission’s (OVRDC) Annual Full Commission Meeting and Election of Officers will be held on Wednesday, March 24th in Pike County at the Pike County Career Technology Center (Vern Riffe Vocational School), 175 Beaver Creek Road, Piketon, Ohio Registration and social time will be held at 5:30 p.m.   The meeting will begin at 6 p.m. The keynote speaker for the event will be Tony Logan, USDA Rural Development, State Director – Ohio.
  • Correction
    In a Feb. 22 report from the Hillsboro Police Department, which was published Feb.
  • SSCC celebrates Women's History Month with annual tea
    Southern State Community College will celebrate National Women’s History Month with its annual tea planned for 2 p.m. Wednesday, March 10, at the college’s South Campus, 12681 U.S. Route 62, near Sardinia. National Women’s History Month provides an opportunity to share the significant role of women in American history and contemporary society, and to recognize women who have been instrumental in their respective communities.
  • ODOT treating area roadways; 'black ice' may form quickly in spots
    ODOT maintenance crews are working in Adams, Brown, Highland and Jackson counties Sunday morning to treat for snow and ice conditions. With a mix of freezing rain and light snow, routes are mostly clear and wet; however, they are likely to be very slick and black ice may form quickly.
  • Governor signs bill extending COBRA health care coverage
    Ohio Governor Ted Strickland has signed House Bill 300, extending Ohio continuation (mini-COBRA) coverage from 12 months
  • Paint Valley graduate completes Navy training
    Navy Seaman Recruit Brandon S. Murray, son of Tina M. and stepson of Kieth A. Raypole of Bainbridge, Ohio, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.
  • Inaccurate column prediction leads to FREE classified ad proposal
    As noted on several reader's comments on this Web site, in lieu of Rory Ryan's apparent inaccuracy in the weather forecast in his most recent column, The Highland County Press offers this MARCH SPECIAL: The first person who walks into the HCP Main Street office in March wearing a Cabana Shirt gets one free Classified Ad, up to 20 words. If the word "snow" appears in the ad, the deal is off.
  • SSCC closes campuses
    Please be advised that Southern State Community College is closed as of 4 p.m.
  • More snow for the weekend?
    Despite what Rory Ryan says in this week's column, occasional snow showers and areas of blowing snow are expected this evening, as another storm system works its way through the Ohio Valley.
  • Strickland calls for restoration of all-electric home discount; PUCO to move to restore rates
    Ohio Governor Ted Strickland has announced that the Chairman of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio Alan Schriber informed his office that the PUCO will move to restore the all-electric homeowner rate discount at its commission meeting next week.
  • Brandon Murray completes U.S. Navy training
    Navy Seaman Recruit Brandon S. Murray, son of Tina M. and stepson of Kieth A. Raypole of Bainbridge, recently completed U.S. Navy basic training at Recruit Training Command, Great Lakes, Ill.
  • Charges filed after school bus incident
    On Feb. 12, 2010 the Highland County Sheriff's Office initiated an investigation into an incident that occurred in Liberty Township involving a Hillsboro City Schools Transportation Bus.
  • Mayor Zink issues State of the City column
    As I stated last year, with the economical condition of the country, we would have to constantly monitor the budget in relation to cash flow. Going into 2009, the city had a tight budget, however the department supervisors did what they needed to do to bring each department within budget at year end. There was some juggling of line items to make this possible. This is nothing new, it happens every year where one line item runs short of money and a different line has money left over or had not spent the total appropriated amount.
  • Airport budget latest issue for county commissioners
    Fiscal concerns at the Highland County Airport were discussed at length at Wednesday’s meeting of the Highland County Board of Commissioners. Airport representatives Dr. Paul Terrell, Dan Cowdrey, Virginia Hope and Tom Hudson met with commissioners Shane Wilkin and Tom Horst regarding concerns over airport funding. Commissioner Gary Heaton was not in attendance at the meeting.
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