Highland Amateur Radio Association receives international recognition
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
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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
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
HARA holds successful license course Pictured are the recent graduates of the Highland County Amateur Radio Association Inntroduction to Amateur Radio class. Submitted photo Recently, the Highland County Highland Amateur Radio Association concluded its Introduction to Amateur Radio class with a highly successful Federal Communications Commission license examination session. The examination session not only saw students from HARA’s class, but also individuals from Dayton, Cincinnati, Chillicothe and Washington C.H. drawn to Hillsboro for the tests. According to club president Pat Hagen, re...