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Lions gain two wins over West Union

The Fairfield Lions earned two wins this past Saturday, defeating the West Union Dragons 6-5 and 11-1 at Fairfield High School.
Hillsboro man found guilty in 1-day trial
A Hillsboro man has been found guilty in a one-day jury trial in Highland County Common Pleas Court on one charge of receiving stolen property.
Schedule set for additional Ross-138 culvert work
CHILLICOTHE - As a culvert replacement project on state Route 138 nears completion this afternoon, crews from the Ohio Department of Transportation’s Ross County Highway Maintenance Facility are scheduled to resume operations tomorrow, and they have set the timetable for the remaining five culverts to be replaced later this week and early next.
Schedule set for additional Ross-138 culvert work
As a culvert replacement project on state Route 138 nears completion this afternoon, crews from the Ohio Department of Transportation's Ross County Highway Maintenance Facility are scheduled to resume operations tomorrow.
SSUW scholarship applications available
Scholarship applications for current residents of Highland County are available at Greenfield, Hillsboro, Leesburg, and Lynchburg Libraries and the Financial Aid Office at Southern State.
Highland SWCD celebrates Earth Day
The Highland Soil and Water Conservation District (SWCD) celebrated the 40th anniversary of Earth Day on Sunday, April 18 with members of the Marshall United Methodist Church.
Davis finishes Boston Marathon
Hillsboro resident Bruce T. Davis finished the Boston Marathon Monday, April 19 with an official time of 4:09:35.
Wilmington College honors students for academic excellence
Adam McGinnis, Matt Carson, Ashley McQuiniff, Meghan Ryan among area WC honorees
Wilmington College honors students for academic excellence
Adam McGinnis, Matt Carson, Ashley McQuiniff, Meghan Ryan among area WC honorees
ODOT urges drivers to Look Up, Hang Up, and go 'Slow for the Cone Zone'
Aimed at reducing the 5,000 accidents in construction zones last year, the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is urging drivers to look up, hang up cell phones, and go "slow for the cone zone" during this summer's historic construction season.
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