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Bootleggers, prison escapees and Johnny Paycheck
Editor’s note — We’re continuing our tradition of taking a look back each Saturday at some of the important, interesting or even odd...
Wenstrup talks CARES, COVID-19
Physician, military officer and Congressman Brad Wenstrup was frank in his comments Friday when it came to the COVID-19 pandemic that has crippled the...
Chamber presenting program on CARES Act
The Highland County Chamber of Commerce will present a program Monday, April 6 to help Highland County small business owners understand the CARES (Cor...
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 mile as the city...
April 3rd, 2020 updated: April 3rd, 2020. |
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 the Peabodys in ...
April 2nd, 2020 updated: April 2nd, 2020. |
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 Informat...
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 Departmen...
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 intersectio...
Director: 2020 census will be done on schedule
Though the U.S. Census Bureau has postponed its fieldwork operations and extended the deadlines for the 2020 census, Philadelphia Regional Census Bure...
Cops not questioning travel
Despite rumors circulating on social media, local law enforcement officials are not pulling drivers over to see where they are going, Highland County ...
