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Rep. Daniels opposes "All Aboard!" approach to budgetary problems

State Representative David Daniels (R-Greenfield) joined his Republican colleagues in denouncing the political power grab by the State Controlling Board in yesterday’s meeting approving a $25 million study on the 3-C rail corridor.
Unemployment drops to 18.3 percent
The unemployment in Highland County dropped to 18.3 percent during the month of March.
Unearned runs cost Whiteoak; fall to Astros 6-1
Giving up six unearned runs against the East Clinton Astros hurt any chances for a Whiteoak Wildcats win Monday at Wilmington College. The Wildcats gave up the six runs in three combined innings for a 6-1 non-league loss.
Unearned runs cost Whiteoak; fall to Astros 6-1
Giving up six unearned runs against the East Clinton Astros hurt any chances for a Whiteoak Wildcats win Monday at Wilmington College. The Wildcats gave up the six runs in three combined innings for a 6-1 non-league loss.
Tigers win battle of Highland County rivals; defeat Fairfield 6-5
The McClain Tigers have hit their stride as of late. Not only have they won nine of their last 10 games, but they have won most of those games with late inning runs to seal the victory.
Tigers win battle of Highland County rivals; defeat Fairfield 6-5
The McClain Tigers have hit their stride as of late. Not only have they won nine of their last 10 games, but they have won most of those games with late inning runs to seal the victory.
Website set up to help find missing woman
A website has been set up to help find a missing former Hillsboro resident who hasn't been seen since Saturday.
Wayne Nichols
Wayne Nichols, 81, of Peebles, passed away Saturday, April 17, 2010 at his residence.
Soil and Water Conservation District provides many "behind the scenes" services
Educational programs, funding dollars and environmental initiatives could be cut, according to area organizers, if the Highland Soil and Water Conservation District is forced to close. 
4-H queens represent Highland County
Three area students living the 4-H motto of "To make the best better" have been selected at the 2010 livestock queens. 
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