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  • Trial date rescheduled for Blaine

    Former Greenfield pastor Jim Blaine appeared for a pretrial hearing Friday, June 11 in Highland County Common Pleas Court, where dates for his trial were rescheduled.
  • U.S. House of Representatives recognizes Clinton County bicentennial
    WASHINGTON, D.C. -  Congressman Michael R. Turner (R-Centerville) today announced the United States House of Representatives passed a resolution congratulating Clinton County and the county seat of Wilmington, Ohio on their bicentennial anniversary.  H. Res. 1121 had the support of the entire Ohio Congressional Delegation.
  • Gipson pleads guilty in murder of Judy Mosler
    A Greenfield man has pleaded guilty in the murder of Judy Mosler, and received 15 years to life in prison.
  • Margaret's Memories a 'dream come true'
    Sharon Fulkerson’s lifelong dream was realized on June 15, 2009. One year later, Margaret’s Memories has flourished into a successful business for local craftsmen to purchase sewing, knitting, crochet, embroidery, and cross-stitch materials.
  • CDBG hearing set for June 16
    The Highland County Board of Commissioners will hold the second public hearing for the FY10 Community Development Block Grant on June 16, 2010, at 9 a.m. in the commissioners' meeting room, 119 Governor Foraker Place, Hillsboro.
  • Ballentine new director of homeless shelter
    The board of trustees of the Highland County Homeless Shelter announced a new director this week, and a new direction they hope the shelter will take in serving families and the extended community in Highland County.
  • J4 in tune for 2010 Festival
    Four talented young siblings from Tennessee will be entertaining crowds at this year's Festival of the Bells, as band J4 is scheduled to open for country singer Justin Moore on July 2.
  • Church future is uncertain
    Its rows of wooden pews stand in neat rows, adorned with Bibles and hymnals in each row. Its 100-year-old bell hangs in the steeple waiting to be rung to call parishioners in to pray.
  • Business Retention & Expansion forum June 15 at Alley 21
    The public is invited to a community forum designed to present findings from the Highland County Business Retention & Expansion (BR&E) Initiative and to invite your input toward developing a turnaround plan and beyond for Highland County on Tuesday, June 15, in the Alley 21 Bicentennial Room from 5-7 p.m.
  • Driver arrested after vehicle crashes into house
       One man was arrested and no serious injuries were reported Wednesday afternoon after a truck left the roadway on state Route 124 West in Willetsville and struck a home. 
  • Greenfield juvenile sentenced to four years in prison
    A Greenfield teen who was tried as an adult on aggravated robbery charges has been sentenced to four years in prison.
      Richard Washburn, 17, was indicted by a grand jury in April after it was reported that March 6 he "held a knife to the throat of an employee of the Judge Petro Gas Station in Greenfield, Highland County, Ohio.
  • Seed Consultants honored with SHARP award
    Seed Consultants, Inc., 648 Miami Trace Road, Washington Court House, was recognized on Tuesday, June 8 by the OSHA On-Site Consultation Program Administrators, Greg Collins and Owen Wagner representing the division of the Ohio Bureau of Workers Compensation Safety and Hygiene. Seed Consultants was honored with the SHARP award.
  • Highland-134 bridge, culvert replacement set to begin next week
    CHILLICOTHE – Setting the wheels in motion and accelerating the contract award process, the Ohio Department of Transportation and its contractors are ready to start a culvert replacement project on state Route 134 in Highland County, where the route has been closed since mid-May.
  • Appeals Court affirms conviction of Highland County jury
    The Fourth District Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of a Highland County man on charges of breaking and entering and theft, in regard to a break-in at the Ole Depot Carry-Out and Tavern in April 2009.
  • DHL adds 300 jobs at cincy hub
    Express shipper DHL Express said Monday it plans to hire 300 workers through July for its hub at the Cincinnati/Northern Kentucky International Airport, according to bizjournals.com
  • AHA recognizes HDH
    The American Hospital Association recently recognized Highland District Hospital as a 75-year member of their organization. The AHA is a leading advocate for hospitals throughout the United States and honored HDH for its leadership in advancing the health of the local community.
    The American Hospital Association recently recognized Highland District Hospital as a 75-year member of their organization.
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