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Boil advisory lifted

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The city of Hillsboro has announced that a boil advisory for Southwest Street has been lifted.

SATH Radio-A-Thon is Oct. 23

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SATH has announced the donation of airtime by radio stations C-103 in West Union and 99.5 in Georgetown on Monday, Oct. 23 from 6-10 p.m. when the 21st annual SATH Radio-A-Thon will take place at the C-103/99.5 radio station.

Mural features logo

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Artist Pamela Kellough finished her sixth mural in downtown Hillsboro at the local Fraternal Order of Eagles (FOE) building last month after beginning the painting Sept. 13.

Health department flu shot clinics

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The Highland County Health Department will host drive through flu clinics Wednesday, Oct. 4 and Wednesday, Oct. 18 from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the Paint Creek Joint EMS/Fire District, 204 N. East St., Hillsboro.

Griffith Gardens growing anew

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Four the fourth season, Griffith Gardens in Hillsboro is selling pumpkins, mums and other fall items, and for the first year a section of the greenhouse called the Big House has been set up as a play area for children.

HILLSBORO P.D. REPORTS

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The Hillsboro Police Department has released the following information:

Adena Health pauses cardiac surgeries

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CHILLICOTHE – Adena Health has temporarily paused its cardiac surgical program effective Thursday. The decision was made after an internal review and following an initial assessment by HealthLinx, a top heath care operations consultancy firm.

Highland County travel report

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The following construction projects are anticipated to affect highways in Highland County next week. All outlined work is weather permitting. Projects with active or future traffic impacts are linked to OHGO.com.

4-day school week not likely in Highland Co.

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A growing number of school districts across the country are switching to four-day school weeks to cut costs and recruit and retain teachers, but so far there are no plans to do away with the five-day school week in Highland County.

Making things real in math and science classes

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Students in Greenfield’s middle school and high school have a new educational tool by way of virtual reality headsets that will help students apply what they are learning to real-life scenarios.