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The Fourth District Court of Appeals this week affirmed the conviction of a Hillsboro man sentenced to 24.5 years in prison after being found guilty of multiple drug-related felony charges, including engaging in a pattern of corrupt activity, in August 2022.
Following a second appeal attempt by a New Vienna man found guilty of murder and rape after a jury trial in Highland County in 2019, the Fourth District Court of Appeals has affirmed the judgment in his direct appeal.
BUCYRUS - Even in the best of times, Cindy Wallis of Community Counseling Service, Inc., hates March. "March is usually a high tide for depression — because it's like we're on the cusp of it, but it's not here, so people start to get some hope and then we get these dreary days, and we get another snowstorm and COVID's still out there," Wallis said. "Usually when we get to April we start to see things spike up a little bit, in a good way. "March Madness isn't just about basketball. It's generally, for our mental health field, it's usually a tough month."