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  • Southern State holds auditions for 'The Elephant Man' Sept. 25

    The Southern State Community College Theatre Department will hold auditions for the upcoming fall production of “The Elephant Man” 6 p.m. Friday, Sept. 25, in the Edward K. Daniels Auditorium on Southern State Community College’s Central Campus, 100 Hobart Drive, Hillsboro. Auditions are open to both students and the public. The play will take the stage Nov. 13-15.
  • Hospital receives healthy checkup
    Number two in the nation.  That was the result of a recent report published in the May issue of Modern Healthcare that named Adena Greenfield Medical Center (AGMC) the second most profitable critical-access hospital in the United States.
  • Olivia Wisecup seeing 'history as it happens'
    A local teenager has gotten the chance of the lifetime – the opportunity to serve an Ohio congressman as a page in Washington, D.C.
  • County reflects on Patriot Day
    We remember.
  • Last-ditch effort to save building falls short
    Several residents spoke out Wednesday night in favor of maintaining the former Hillsboro High School/Middle School building on West Main Street; but in the end, no amount of public debate could change the building’s fate.
  • Last-ditch effort to save building falls short
    Several residents spoke out Wednesday night in favor of maintaining the former Hillsboro High School/Middle School building on West Main Street; but in the end, no amount of public debate could change the building’s fate.
  • Ohio designated aerospace hub
    Ohio Gov. Ted Strickland and Department of Development Interim Director Lisa Patt-McDaniel joined other state and Dayton-area leaders this week to announce the creation of the first Ohio Hub of Innovation and Opportunity.
  • Fithen, Cox complete military basic training
    Air Force Airman Andrew B. Fithen graduated from basic military training at Lackland Air Force Base, San Antonio, Texas.
  • Another county fair in the books
    It is hard to believe that another edition of the Highland County Fair is concluding this weekend. A year’s worth of work and planning by countless volunteers is about to conclude. Junior fair members and their families have worked hard on their projects. I’m sure these efforts have resulted in a typically outstanding Highland County fair that the community will be proud of.
  • Investment in passenger rail on the rise in Ohio
    As Ohio finalizes its federal application for stimulus funding for the 3C “Quick Start” Passenger Rail Plan, Amtrak is announcing early stimulus-funded investments along it current long-distance routes through northern Ohio.
  • Nature sanctuary offers free weekend passes
    The Highlands Nature Sanctuary, largest of 12 southern Ohio nature preserves managed by the Arc of Appalachia Preserve System, will be offering one free pass for each child accompanied by a paying guardian on weekends throughout September and October. The free child pass is available to all families living in the five county Arc of Appalachia region of Highland, Ross, Pike, Adams, and Scioto counties.
  • Getting past family finance issues
    Lately there’s been a lot of tension between my husband and me about our finances. How can we get past this?
  • SSCC sees new era of expansion, growth
    During the recent grand opening of Southern State Community College’s new Fayette Campus expansion, President Sherry Stout announced that along with the physical growth of campus facilities, the college is also experiencing an unprecedented growth in enrollment.
  • Party welcomes Cordray Sept. 27
    The Highland County Democratic Party welcomes Ohio Attorney General Richard Cordray as guest speaker at their fall dinner on Sunday, Sept. 27, at 2 p.m. at the Ponderosa Banquet Center on South High Street in Hillsboro.
  • County sees benefit from ARRA funds
    Highland County will see benefits beginning this week from the Ohio Department of Transportation’s contracts across the state for projects funded by the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act, as work begins on the next stimulus-funded project in District 9.
  • John Hagan's 'A Long Farewell' released this week
    Local farm owner John Hagan’s second book, “A Long Farewell,” will be
    published this week by Goose River Press.
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