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Panelists debate future of U.S. electricity markets amid rising demand

The American Enterprise Institute’s virtual roundtable examined the advantages and shortcomings of the economic and regulatory models that have delivered the nation's electricity industry for decades.
Historical Society’s annual Ghost Walk set for Sept. 29 at Hillsboro Cemetery
The program will be held on the platform by the chapel at Hillsboro Cemetery, located behind Wendy’s on U.S. 138, on Tuesday, Sept. 29, at 6 p.m.
Health Department offers flu, COVID-19 and other shots
The Highland County Health Department is helping local residents stay healthy this fall with convenient vaccine options.
Music At St. Mary’s Concert Series continues Oct. 4
Music At St. Mary’s Concert Series continues Oct. 4 when Jim McLaughlin, former Hillsboro resident, will present a recital of organ and piano music.
Greenfield Police Report
These incidents were reported by the GPD.
GOP lawmakers push to designate CAIR as a foreign terrorist organization
Several key Congressional Republicans are urging the Trump administration to consider designating the Council on American-Islamic Relations, a group that promotes Muslim rights, as a foreign terrorist organization, with U.S. Sen. Ted Cruz calling for an FTO designation last week. 
Judge orders White House media access restored
On Thursday, a federal judge ordered that the White House immediately restore media access for CNN, MS NOW and Politico, saying that President Donald Trump’s directive barring the news outlets was "most likely" unconstitutional.
Texas sees increasing apprehensions of gotaways along railroad
Gotaways are also still attempting illegal entry by concealing themselves inside of vehicles as well as items being hauled, including portable water tanks. In a recent case, Del Rio Sector Border Patrol agents rescued four gotaways trapped inside a water tank in the back of a pickup truck near Eagle Pass. 
Thousands of ineligible Ohioans enrolled in Medicaid programs
“The Ohio Department of Medicaid continually fails to properly administer these programs,” Auditor of State Keith Faber said. “Every dollar they spend on people who aren’t eligible for public resources is a dollar that’s not helping the truly needy among us.”
Indians earn victory in battle with McClain 

HILLSBORO — Both the McClain Tigers and Hillsboro Indians played strong on Tuesday evening at Hillsboro High School,

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