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New NAEYC survey: Educators say deregulation would push them out of early childhood education

A large majority of early childhood educators say regulations protecting children’s health and safety, staffing ratios, and educator qualifications are essential to keeping them in the field — and that rolling those protections back, as federal and state policymakers increasingly propose, would drive them out of the classroom.
Cincinnati man sentenced in fentanyl distribution leading to overdose death
A Cincinnati man, Juan Wesley McKenzie, Jr., 25, was sentenced to 300 months in prison this month by Chief U.S. District Judge David Bunning for distribution of fentanyl resulting in death.
3 wins in a week for Hillsboro volleyball; defeat WCH, Western Brown and Zane Trace
On Thursday and twice on Saturday, the Hillsboro Lady Indians volleyball team earned wins on the court by defeating the Washington Lady Blue Lions, the Western Brown Lady Broncos and the Zane Trace Lady Pioneers.
Department of Development emphasizes resources available for small business owners during National Hispanic Heritage Month
To commemorate National Hispanic Heritage Month, the Ohio Department of Development is highlighting the many state resources available to support Ohio’s small, minority, and under-resourced entrepreneurs.
Repeat sex offender from Licking County sentenced to more than 19 years in federal prison for new child pornography crimes
A repeat sex offender was sentenced in federal court this month to 235 months in prison for receiving and possessing child pornography.
Ohio Supreme Court ends dispute over payment for roundabout construction
The Supreme Court of Ohio recently rejected a request to reopen a dispute regarding the amount of money owed to Lorain County landowners whose road access was cut off to build a new roundabout.
Senator Johnson announces new protections against unmanned aerial surveillance
Senator Terry Johnson (R-McDermott) applauds the signing of House Bill 251, sponsored by Representative Bernie Willis (R-Springfield), which requires law enforcement to obtain a search warrant before using unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) for surveillance purposes.
Hillsboro City Council to meet Sept. 23 to discuss sewer rates
Hillsboro City Council will meet in special session at 5 p.m. Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 130 North High Street in council chambers.
Grow! Highland County celebrates successful golf outing
Grow! Highland County recently hosted another successful annual golf outing, bringing together local businesses, community partners and supporters for a day of fellowship, friendly competition and community investment.
Lady Indians shut out WCH, fall to MTHS in FAC matches

The Hillsboro Lady Indians faced the Washington Lady Blue Lions on Thursday, then later in the week on Saturday hoste

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