Social distancing doesn’t mean you’re alone
We have had so many conversations over the last several weeks on how to prevent the COVID-19 pandemic or how to slow its spread...
Saluting community servant Joe Mahan
A hearse carrying the body of longtime Hillsboro public servant Joe Mahan was part of a line of vehicles that stretched nearly half a...
In the kitchen with Sharon
Hello! In the kitchen with Sharon this week I made the best tuna noodle casserole. Yum yum. I ate it for three days. The...
Relationships trump stuff
I remember asking my wife’s grandfather about the things he did growing up that all kids did, but shouldn’t have. Being born just after...
Highland Co. VSO operating under new guidelines
Due to recent concerns and initiatives regarding COVID-19 and the health and safety of its clients, the Highland County Veterans Services Office is operating...
The family who kneads together
As Ohio and the rest of the U.S. execute orders in an attempt to protect Americans and decrease the spread of COVID-19, families like...
Corona cases climb to four
The number of confirmed COVID-19 cases in Highland County doubled on Thursday to four, and Highland County Emergency Operations Center Public Information Officer Branden...
Jobless claims set records
More than 6.6 million Americans applied for unemployment benefits last week, double the record total that set just one week ago.In Ohio, the Department...
Bright student’s art turns into billboard
Bright Elementary School student Meghan Thompson’s winning billboard design on recycling and littler prevention is on display at the intersection of SR 28 and...
Preparing for college in high school
As a 4.0 GPA student at North Adams High School, Madison Richey knew she had a bright future, but she wasn’t feeling academically challenged...
