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In The News 16 May 2026

Grimes selected for posthumous induction in Ohio Agricultural Hall of Fame

The Ohio Agricultural Council (OAC) is set to honor the 2026 awardees who have made lasting contributions to Ohio’s agricultural industry.

Sports Greenfield 16 May 2026

Tigers fall by 1 run in loss to Greeneview in 12 innings

It was a long evening for the McClain Tigers and Greeneview Rams on Thursday as they battled to a 12-inning game at T

Sports Whiteoak 16 May 2026

Whiteoak Wildcats fall to visiting New Richmond

The Whiteoak Wildcats hosted the New Richmond Lions Thursday evening, where WHS lost by a 4-2 score in a non-conferen

Sports Fairfield 16 May 2026

Fairfield Lions gain 10-run win over Georgetown

On Thursday evening, the Fairfield Lions had one of their best wins of the 2026 season by defeating the Georgetown G-

Sports Hillsboro Greenfield Lynchburg-Clay Fairfield Whiteoak 16 May 2026

Highland County Sports Schedule: May 18-23

Highland County Sports Schedule for the week of May 18-23 (varsity only). Schedules subject to change.

Sports Hillsboro 16 May 2026

Indians earn 6-run victory over Goshen

Thursday (May 14) was a winning day for the Hillsboro Indians baseball team as they earned an 8-2 home victory over t

Sports Whiteoak 16 May 2026

Lady ’Cats move on to Div. VII district semifinals; fall in regular season game to EHS

The Whiteoak Lady Wildcats earned a Division VII SE District quarterfinal win on Wednesday by defeating the Miller La

Headlines 16 May 2026

Under one Trump cut, Ohio families lose the most

Since Donald Trump again became president at the start of 2025, Republicans have made massive cuts to programs such as Medicaid and food assistance.

Headlines 16 May 2026

Highland County Republican Central Committee to reorganize May 21

Pursuant to ORC 3517.04, the Highland County Republican Central Committee will hold their reorganization for the 2026-2028 term on Thursday, May 21.

Headlines 16 May 2026

Immigration street sweeps led to more ‘collateral’ arrests of noncriminals

A quarter of immigration arrests since August were labeled by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement as “collateral,” a type of arrest and detention that’s been challenged in court as an end run around civil rights.