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Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades proclaimed the week of Nov. 11-18 as Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week in Highland County during their Wednesday, Nov. 15 meeting.

Seem to be held in contempt for mentioning parks

ROCKPORT — Steve Bowler has stepped into the role of executive director at Penobscot Shores after serving for nearly eight years as the senior living community’s director of sales and marketing. Bowler officially assumed the role in September. “...

It’s not every day that a high school student receives a standing ovation from a room full of business people, but that’s exactly what happened Friday, Nov. 3, at the Belfast Area Chamber of Commerce’s Annual Chamber Awards Gala. Eagle Scout Kaleb...

Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades issued a proclamation in honor of longtime Whiteoak High School baseball coach Chris Veidt, who will be inducted into the Ohio High School Baseball Coaches Association Hall of Fame in January.

Klamath County voters will vote on one ballot measure this November: a tax levy that would support county museums. This article will update periodically as results come in.

Highland County commissioners Terry Britton and Brad Roades voted to implement additional changes to the county’s sewer billing and to vacate an alley in Boston, while they also met with county prosecutors to discuss a pending legal issue, during their Wednesday, Nov. 1 meeting.

Highland County commissioners Terry Britton and Brad Roades voted to implement additional changes to the county’s sewer billing and to vacate an alley in Boston, while they also met with county prosecutors to discuss a pending legal issue, during their Wednesday, Nov. 1 meeting.

Highland County commissioners Terry Britton, David Daniels and Brad Roades shared their concerns about a grant-funded project for a new MARCS tower that they said has “stalled” and made several approvals — including one for the new Marriott Hotel project in Hillsboro — during a nearly two-hour meeting Tuesday, Oct. 24.

Candidates for Wilson County property assessor, four school board zones and the Lebanon Special School District began picking up their petitions to run for offices on Monday.