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Ohio physicians, health care leaders urge parents to get their kids vaccinated, ask their doctors questions

Pediatricians and health care leaders from across Ohio Oct. 15 reminded parents that their offices are open and they’re eager to answer questions, as they urged residents to get vaccinated before the coming holiday season.
Ohio Soybean Association names Nathan Brown first Conservation Award winner
The Ohio Soybean Association is proud to announce Nathan Brown of Highland County as its first-ever Conservation Award recipient, recognizing his outstanding commitment to protecting Ohio’s natural resource while building a sustainable operation for future generations.
Ohio early vote way up compared to 2022 but absentee ballot requests are down
Last week, Ohioans began casting ballots in this November’s midterm election. Voters will choose a brand-new slate of state-level leaders from governor to treasurer, a U.S. Senator, and representatives for Congress and the Ohio General Assembly.
Bainbridge man sentenced in Highland County drug possession case
A Bainbridge man was sentenced to a year prison recently after pleading guilty to a drug possession charge in Highland County.
GEVSD hears athletics, transportation, and T-Mobile updates; McClain continues lead in Midwest Division of T-Mobile competition
Greenfield’s board of education heard updates at the Oct. 19 regular session regarding athletics, transportation, and the T-Mobile competition.
A sermon on Matthew 22:34-40
What is love? The wisdom of an 8-year-old girl describes love in this way: "When my grandmother got arthritis, she couldn't bend over to paint her toenails anymore. So my grandfather does it for her all the time, even though his hands got arthritis, too. That's love." 
83 attorneys sanctioned for CLE noncompliance
The Supreme Court of Ohio Commission on Continuing Legal Education has sanctioned 83 attorneys for failing to comply with continuing legal education (CLE) requirements.
Supreme Court: Village can reject data center construction application after moratorium imposed
The village of Lordstown does not have to consider a proposed data center’s request for a site-plan review that was submitted days before the village imposed a moratorium on data centers, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled today.
Special audit details investigation into theft, other crimes by former fiscal officer for the Village of Corning in Perry County
A former fiscal officer for the Village of Corning in Perry County will have to pay $15,901.53 in restitution following an investigation that led to convictions on theft and other counts.
Public Safety Awareness Day Oct. 25
Highland District Hospital and the Highland County Firefighters Association will host a Public Safety Awareness Day Oct. 25 from noon-2 p.m. at the hospital.
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