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Ohio General Assembly honors SSCC's Dr. Sherry Stout

FINCASTLE - In the first of four retirement celebrations for Southern State Community College President Dr. Sherry Stout Friday, the 128th Ohio General Assembly extended its congratulations for her 34 years of service to the college.
According to ODOT safety analysis, new numbers show young drivers are safer; 'Lights for Life' safety messages help make Ohio roads safer
Encouraged by a new safety analysis showing that young people in Ohio are driving safer this year, the Ohio Department o
Artists' works on display at Highland County District Library
The Highland County District Library is proud to have a display previewing some of the artists' work that will be at the
Veterans thank Holt family for their generosity on Veterans Day
To the editor: On behalf of the veterans and military personnel of the Hillsboro area, I wish to thank the Holts for a
Bright Elementary pays tribute to all veterans
On November 11, Bright Elementary School held its annual Veterans Day program.
Bright Elementary pays tribute to all veterans
On November 11, Bright Elementary School held its annual Veterans Day program.
Lynchburg high school senior honored with Honda-Ohio State Math Medal Award
     Nearly 200 high-achieving seniors from Ohio high schools have received the 2009 Honda-Ohio State Partnership Math Medal Award from a partnership between Honda of America Mfg., Inc. and Ohio State University. The award recognizes and honors the top mathematics student in each high school for their achievements in math courses throughout high school.
Local men and women need to "look in the mirror"
To the editor:
It has been my privilege to write for several newspapers, newsletters, and cultural magazines. This reader and author has become a fan of the Highland County Press.
Adena Women's Board plans for annual charity ball
Plans are underway for a wonderful evening as the Women’s Board of Adena Health System prepares for the 114th Annual Charity Ball which is scheduled this year for Saturday, December 5 at the Chillicothe Elks Hall.  
All-SCOL picks spurred controversy
There was a certain amount of controversy concerning the select-ion of the All-SCOL football team at the end of the 1963 season. It seems that these honorary all-star teams are always arbitrary and nearly always, in some way, controversial. All the coaches wanted to get as many honors for their players as they possibly could. Former Hillsboro sports writer Don Edwards questioned Wilmington’s getting nine players on the offensive and defensive All-SCOL teams, when Hillsboro got none. “If Wilmington had all the good players and Hillsboro had none, how did the Indians beat Wilmington on their home field?” he wondered.
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