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Highland Amateur Radio Association Club President Ken Lightner recently welcomed approximately 75 members and guests to the club’s annual meeting and Christmas Dinner Party at the Hillsboro Global Methodist Church.

On Saturday, Sept. 9, a group of Highland County amateur radio operators will assemble at the abandoned Fisherman’s Wharf concession stand to participate in the 16 annual Ohio State Parks On The Air amateur radio operating event.  

Courtesy of Highland Amateur Radio Association Since its 1952 beginnings at the Biltmore Hotel in Dayton, the Dayton Hamvention has grown to be one of the two

The Highland Amateur Radio Association will conduct a Federal Communications Commission approved test session for obtaining an amateur radio license on Sat

Members of the Highland Amateur Radio Association gathered on Tuesday evening, Dec. 14 at the Hillsboro First United Methodist Church for their annual meeting a

Members of the Highland Amateur Radio Association gathered on Tuesday evening at the Hillsboro United Methodist Church for their annual meeting and Christm

Members of the Highland Amateur Radio Association gathered on Tuesday evening, Dec. 14 at the Hillsboro First United Methodist Church for their annual meeting a

On Saturday, Oct. 2, the Highland Amateur Radio Association (HARA) will operate a special event station to call attention to the “World’s Large

Hodson named HARA lifetime member The Times-Gazette Founding Highland Amateur Radio Association member Bob Hodson (right) receives a lifetime membership certificate from HARA Information Officer John Levo. Submitted photo Former longtime Hillsboro resident Bob Hodson was recently awarded a lifetime membership by the Highland Amateur Radio Association (HARA). Besides all of his devotion to Highland County, Hodson has also held an amateur radio license since the early 1960s, according to HARA I...

Amateur radio club receives national award Pictured, from left, are Bob McFarland, Jeff Collins, Harley Maines, Ron Bogart, John Levo and Lee Bishop. Photo by Terry Mikkelsen On a cool but sunny Saturday morning, 44 amateur radio operators from throughout Southern Ohio gathered at the Liberty Park Harmony Lake shelter house in Hillsboro for the Highland Amateur Radio Association’s monthly Brunch Bunch get together. However, the gathering marked two special events. It was the club’s first ...