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The Hillsboro Garden Club held its Fall Auction, an event reported by the Highland County Press in Hillsboro, Ohio. The club, a local gardening organization, uses seasonal auctions to bring members and residents together, typically offering plants, garden items and related goods while raising funds for its community activities.
- 2New Hope Baptist Church to hold Youth Day on October 18▼New Hope Baptist Church celebrating Youth Day Oct. 18
New Hope Baptist Church will celebrate Youth Day on October 18, according to an announcement carried by the Highland County Press. The notice invites community members to mark the occasion, which honours the church's young members. Details on speakers, times or special programming were not included in the announcement.
- 3Highland leisure membership praised as good value in Dingwall●I'm in Dingwall so figured that I'd join HighLife and can get in the pool every day, while being excited about seeing th
A resident of Dingwall in the Scottish Highlands has signed up for a HighLife membership, saying £30 a month covers unlimited swimming and gym use across 25 leisure centres in the region. They plan to swim daily and look forward to watching Ross County, known as the Staggies, play at weekends, calling the membership phenomenal value.
- 4Lynchburg-Clay golf wins district title, qualifies for state▼Lynchburg-Clay golf qualifies for state with district championship; McClain’s Chandler earns state bid
The Lynchburg-Clay boys golf team captured a district championship to earn a berth in the state tournament. McClain's Chandler also secured an individual state bid. The results give two Highland County schools representation at the state level, a notable achievement for the local golf programs this season.
- 5Wildlife officers engage youth and hunters in three Ohio counties●Local wildlife officers connect with youth and hunters across Highland, Clinton and Fayette counties
State wildlife officers have been holding outreach events with young people and hunters in Highland, Clinton and Fayette counties in southern Ohio. The activities focus on building relationships between officers and the hunting community, while encouraging youth interest in outdoor recreation and safe, ethical hunting practices across the region.