President Lynn Luman called the May 2026 meeting of the Hillsboro Garden Club to order. After stating the Pledge of Allegiance, 13 members and one guest answered the roll call question "is your garden planted or readied?"  

The Georgetown Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol is investigating a single-vehicle, fatal traffic crash that occurred May 28 at approximately 5:10 p.m.

Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades heard updates on the county’s permissive sales tax totals, which have topped $4.2 million on the year, and its investments during their Wednesday, May 27 meeting.

Maci Berger won both the District and State competition in the Peace Essay Contest. She was recognized as the District winner at the District Lions Convention in Blue Ash last month. She was then recognized as the State winner at the State Convention on May 16.  

Much of the information and many of the mandates that would be required under the proposed legislation is already required by Ohio state law, Yitz Frank, president of the nonprofit group, School Choice Ohio, told The Center Square. “Ohio already regulates private schools and by extension our nation's leading school choice programs more than any similar state,” he said.

The Hillsboro Finance Committee will meet on Monday, June 1 at 3 p.m. in the conference room of the city building at 130 N. High Street, Hillsboro. 

June is fast approaching and with that starts the summer feeding program Tiger Bites. Beginning Monday, June 1, Greenfield Exempted Village School District will be serving food at three locations across the district for kids 18 years old and younger.

Five suspected members of a criminal enterprise that allegedly trafficked women for commercial sex have been indicted on a combined 27 felony counts, Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost announced today.