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Slow pace for 2009 harvest

While daylight hours have been getting shorter for some time, it seems pretty dramatic with the departure of daylight-saving time. I’m sure farmers would like to see longer daylight hours to help make up for harvest delays. At least last week we were able to string together several days of nice weather which allowed most farmers to make some progress with harvest. A definite result of the harvest delays is that it appears Highland and the surrounding counties will have a large reduction in wheat acres planted.
Rivalry games bring out good competition
If you like competitive, fair, but tough competition, Week 10 of the NFL season is the thing to watch this weekend.
Marilyn Cline Wilkin
Marilyn Cline Wilkin, 77, of Wilmington, Ohio, died Tuesday, November 10, 2009 at her winter home in Odessa, Florida.
ATSG'S third quarter results reflect DHL transition, leasing gains
Air Transport Services Group, Inc. (NASDAQ: ATSG) has reported its financial results for the third quarter of 2009. Those results, compared with results for the third quarter of 2008, included the following:
SSCC chemistry students travel to Florida for symposium
Three Southern State Community College chemistry students recently traveled to Tampa, Fla., for the annual Archaeological Sciences of the Americas Symposium hosted by Florida State University. 
Was someone struck with a 'stupid stick'?
To the editor:
    My name is Sheila Hottinger, and I am a resident of Fayette County, but work in Clinton, Highland and Brown counties. I am an educator with the local community college and, therefore, I have the privilege of traveling from campus to campus, which I thoroughly love. The faculty, staff, and students are phenomenal. I have met some wonderful people and I am extremely blessed to know them.
County says farewell to 'Roz'
First off, this week, let’s all give a heartfelt congratulations to Rosalind Newman. Mrs. Newman retires this week after 30 years of public service to Highland County.
Senior Scene: From the HCSCC
New addition to the daily menu
HUBA ready for Holiday Parade
The seasons have changed and holiday celebrations are around the corner. And on Saturday, Nov. 28, the Hillsboro Uptown Business Association will present the annual Hillsboro Holiday Parade. This is the second year the association has organized the parade for the city of Hillsboro.
HUBA ready for Holiday Parade
The seasons have changed and holiday celebrations are around the corner. And on Saturday, Nov. 28, the Hillsboro Uptown Business Association will present the annual Hillsboro Holiday Parade. This is the second year the association has organized the parade for the city of Hillsboro.
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