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Magistrate orders HAEDC to return property, money to City of Hillsboro - Vimarsana News

Magistrate orders HAEDC to return property, money to City of Hillsboro

Magistrate Thomas W. Scholl this month ruled in favor of Highland County Prosecutor Anneka Collins and the City of Hillsboro in a quo warranto case involving the Hillsboro Area Economic Development Corporation, a community improvement corporation founded in 2015 under the tenure of former Hillsboro Mayor Drew Hastings. 

Car thefts tripled in January in Tri-Cities. Owners made some too easy to steal - Vimarsana News

Car thefts tripled in January in Tri-Cities. Owners made some too easy to steal

Certain models of Hyundais and Kias have been particular favorite targets for thieves.

Source: yahoo.com
Richland County commissioners review proposals for jail medical services - Vimarsana News

Richland County commissioners review proposals for jail medical services

Richland County commissioners on Thursday reviewed proposals from companies seeking to provide jail medical services.

UPDATED: Finding for recovery of $25,357 included in City of Hillsboro's 2022 financial audit - Vimarsana News

UPDATED: Finding for recovery of $25,357 included in City of Hillsboro's 2022 financial audit

Over two years after a much-debated retirement payment to a former Hillsboro Municipal Court clerk, the Ohio Auditor’s Office issued a finding for recovery of $25,357 Tuesday as part of the city’s 2022 calendar year audit.

What Would Washington's Parents Rights Initiative Do? - Vimarsana News

What Would Washington's Parents Rights Initiative Do?

Experts worry I-2081’s ambiguity could harm LGBTQ kids who are not out to their parents and bury schools in enough paperwork to clog the gears of public education.