Lynchburg News

First-prize winners were awarded $50 and runners-up were awarded $25. The winning works of literature will be posted online at www.sscc.edu/Home/rheadley/rheadley.htm - and in the college's literary magazine, New Voices II, which will also include other featured student works.

The Lynchburg Police Department only has $14,606.17 to last until October. The Village Council will meet in a Special work session next Tuesday at 6:30pm. The Highland County Sheriff may be there and if not available will be at the next regular Council Meeting.

Women in an Ohio county disrupted by an air freight giant's departure are significantly more stressed by the economic downturn than women in the U.S. as a whole, a new national survey finds.

When the American Psychiatric Association went looking for a community hard hit by the economic recession, they turned to Clinton County to get a sense of how bad the recession was taking a toll.

A meeting to organize a Lynchburg Neighborhood Watch is being planned for April 25th.

Two Careflight helicopters and two fire departments were called to the scene of an accident with injuries Tuesday afternoon in Highland County that briefly closed U.S. 50.

It was three for three for levies passing in Highland County's special election Tuesday.

Freezing rain and sleet overnight created icy roads and extremely difficult conditions for driving Wednesday, Jan.

WILLIAMSBURG - Julie Kamphaus, the assistant treasurer of Bethel-Tate Local Schools, has been hired as the new treasurer at Williamsburg School District.

A funeral service for Robert E. Beever, 89, of Utica, will be at 10:30 a.m. Friday at Homer United Methodist Church with Jack Clouston officiating.