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2026 Highland County baseball tournament pairings released

The Southeast District of the OHSAA released the 2026 baseball tournament brackets Sunday afternoon.
Congressman honors motherhood
"On Mother’s Day, and every day, we honor the mothers who keep America strong.”
From ‘Minnesota Nice’ to assaulting journalists
Minnesota Gov. Tim Walz and Minneapolis Mayor Jacob Frey only make things worse through their frequent comparisons of ICE agents to Nazis and their threat to use the National Guard to interfere with federal agents.
Premier Showmen 4-H members attend Ohio Poultry Clinic
On April 11, members of the Premier Showmen 4-H Club attended the Ohio Poultry Clinic, where they gained hands-on experience and valuable knowledge in poultry science and animal care.
Paint Valley ADAMH Board announces 22 law enforcement officers complete CIT Training
The Paint Valley Alcohol, Drug Addiction and Mental Health (ADAMH) Board is pleased to announce that 22 law enforcement officers, who serve in the Paint Valley ADAMH Board region, completed Crisis Intervention Team (CIT) Training on Friday, May 8. 
Hillsboro Police Report
These incidents have been reported by the HPD.
Ohio shows the way on preserving local news
At a time when local journalism faces real and growing challenges, Ohio has chosen common sense over obstruction. That is good for consumers, good for communities, and good for the future of local news.
Report: 2025 third most violent year on record for American Jews
Last year was the third most violent year on record for American Jews, according to an analysis by the Anti-Defamation League (ADL). 
Social justice: A Jewish perspective
Antisemitism has permeated the progressive wing of the Democratic Party. Most troubling, Matthew Ynglesias, Ezra Klein and Jonathan Chait have all suggested that non-leftist Democrats should recommend ending military aid to Israel. They also are willing to keep Hassan Piker in the big tent; someone who favors Hamas over Israel. 
Virginia Supreme Court strikes down redistricting amendment vote
The Supreme Court of Virginia on Friday struck down the state's redistricting amendment 4-3 on Friday. Virginia’s congressional maps are to remain in place for the 2026 election cycle.
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