County residents vote early
As the last day of early voting came to a close in Ohio, more than 10,000 Highland County residents had already participated in the...
Pearl Harbor sailor’s remains are identified
The remains of a World War II sailor who was killed at Pearl Harbor and has ties to the village of Greenfield were recently...
Electric railway, WW II draftees, HHS homecoming
Editor’s note — We’re continuing our tradition of taking a look back each Saturday at some of the important, interesting or even odd events...
HCHD: Quarantined kids being dropped off at practices
Local health departments are receiving more detailed planning for mass COVID-19 vaccination efforts, Highland County Health Commissioner Jared Warner reported in a Friday post...
Elm holds unique spot in U.S. history
More than 200 species of trees and woody plants grace Wilmington College’s contiguous campus, including the 13.4-acre Frank O. Hazard Arboretum and the 19-acre...
Getting a jump on flu season
Despite the ominous shadow of COVID-19 and with the typical start of the flu season still a month away, the Highland County Health Department...
Superintendents discuss school quarantines
As an increasing number of students and staff members are exposed to COVID-19, local school districts face quarantines that, in some cases, have kept...
Weather not a problem for Boo Fest
Despite damp and dreary weather, hundreds of children and adults turned out for the annual Boo Fest event Thursday sponsored by WSRW and WCHO....
Zeta scrambles trick or treat
Due to anticipated inclement weather caused by Hurricane Zeta, trick or treat will be held at various times throughout Highland County on Thursday and...
Warner says ‘county Covid numbers will rise’
Highland County Health Commissioner Jared Warner predicted Wednesday that the county will remain a “red” county, which the Ohio Public Health Advisory System (OPHAS)...
