The American Sidesaddle Association and Southern Ohio Ladies Aside will be hosting a sidesaddle clinic at Under a Shooting Star Farm near Bainbridge, Ohio on April 24th from 9am-5pm. Participants will learn saddle fit, sidesaddle history, getting started, and basic to advanced sidesaddle riding including jumping. Cost is $30 for adult riders, $15 for 18 & under riders, $10 for all auditors. Auditors will get hands on experience in saddle fit and other aspects of riding aside.

On April 13, 2010, Pricetown Partners held their elections for the upcoming year: President-Erin Rowlands; V.President-Emma Setty and Ty Setty; Secretary-Courtney Tenas; Treasurer-Claire Magie; News Reporter-Jake Wilson; Health & Safety-Alan West; Recreation-Lucas Brown. Pledges were held by Claire Magie, Ty Setty, Jake Wilson.

Carmen and Rodney Newman have been selling Bibles, inspirational greeting cards and gifts, Christian fiction, and other family friendly items for years at Hillsboro Book and Bible, but the economic recession and the ever-increasing unemployment rate in Highland County have inspired them to take other action at their store.

Carmen and Rodney Newman have been selling Bibles, inspirational greeting cards and gifts, Christian fiction, and other family friendly items for years at Hillsboro Book and Bible, but the economic recession and the ever-increasing unemployment rate in Highland County have inspired them to take other action at their store.

The New Petersburg Social Civics Club held their April meeting at the Rainsboro United Methodist Church with Janet Lawwell as hostess. President Debbie Robinson opened the meeting.

Sometimes you can vote for the popular thing, but there are times when you have to vote yes, even if it costs you, simply because it’s right.

I have the same problem with Gary Lewis as I do with the Tea Party he so enthusiastically supports. With so many valid issues to deal with in a respectful manner, why keep shouting lies and spreading misinformation?

The McClain Tigers were back to their winning ways Friday afternoon. After suffering their first loss in seven games the night befor to Waverly, the Tigers rebounded by defeating the Madison-Plains Golden Eagles 10-5 at Madison-Plains High School.