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Magic Waters season tickets on sale

Magic Waters Theatre has opened sales for their season tickets which are one of
200 books donated to Adena for young patients
With titles like, "Little Boy Blue" and "My First Bible Stories," some 200 new and gently used books have found a home in the Adena Medical Center, to be used by young patients there. In a heartwarming act of generosity, three boxes of children's books were donated by the Pickaway-Ross Career and Technology Center Teacher's Association to Adena Health Foundation for pre-kindergarten to fourth-graders who are patients at the medical center.
Earn a bachelor's degree in teaching at SSCC

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Construction begins on S.R. 32 In Adams County
As the 2010 construction season gets into full swing, work is beginning on the next project that will modernize a portion one of region’s major four-lane corridors with a resurfacing project on state Route 32 in Adams County.
Teacher Appreciation Week at St. Mary Catholic School
May 3-7 is Teacher Appreciation Week. St. Mary's PtG group and the parents of St.
The Laurels recognizes volunteers during National Volunteer Week
The Laurels of Hillsboro celebrated "National Volunteer Week" by honoring its volunteers who help in activities on a monthly basis. Volunteers were served a meal and honored with certificates, pins and gift bags.
NCB Promotes Brad Wildey to Network Manager for the Ohio Region
Hillsboro, Ohio — NCB, a federally chartered savings bank and leading community bank in southwestern Ohio, has named Brad Wildey as Network Manager for the Ohio Region.
S.R. 124 now open in Pike County
State Route 124 in Pike County is now open to traffic at Idaho; however, other a
HHS plays error-less softball, falls to MT 3-1
Hillsboro played error-free softball for the first time this season, but in the end, the Lady Indians were unable to move runners and round the bases, falling to South Central Ohio League foe Miami Trace 3-1.
HHS plays error-less softball, falls to MT 3-1
Hillsboro played error-free softball for the first time this season, but in the end, the Lady Indians were unable to move runners and round the bases, falling to South Central Ohio League foe Miami Trace 3-1.
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