Lynchburg News

Lynchburg Fire Department in Highland County was called to a Russell Road Address Monday afternoon in reference to an ATV accident.

A male subject was injured near Lynchburg. Emergency personnel were called to a Lynchburg area accident Wednesday where a male subject on a lawn mower was struck by a car.

Sarah Fender has been selected for the County Operations Trainee program in Ohio.

There will be a Quality Assurance and Livestock Clinic at the Lynchburg Clay High School Monday, May 12th. via WSRW-AM 1590 Hillsboro, Ohio

“I want to thank the Highland County Sheriff's Office and Sheriff (Ron) Ward for coming down and helping us”

Two large sources of the methamphetamine supply in Clinton County were shut down with the arrests of two Midland men in separate drug busts Friday morning by the Clinton County Sheriff's Office. via Drug Busts

HILLSBORO - A second area child has died in less than 24 hours after being struck by a car. via The Cincinnati Enquirer

The child was transported by Care Flight to Children's Hospital in Cincinnati where the child was later pronounced deceased. via WSRW-AM 1590 Hillsboro, Ohio

The Warren County Sheriff's Office has charged a Clarksville man with Felonious Assualt and Tampering with Evidence in a shooting in Massie Township. via 700WLW Cincinnati

In Fayette County, Bob Peterson was victorious over George Geesling for county commissioner with 55% of the vote. via WSRW-AM Hillsboro

Linda Lou Easter, 42, of Copeland Rd., Waverly, died after a long illness Saturday December 15, 2007 at her residence. via Chillicothe Gazette

“Source restated the general dislike for Jerry Falwell within the Cincinnati area”

'The gays in Cincinnati are planning to kill Jerry Falwell on 7/4/83. There is a $10,000 reward for the person who kills him.' The message came from a man who wouldn't identify himself to the phone operator at ... via The Cincinnati Enquirer

Hope Emergency Program, located on Kernan Road in Lynchburg, is conducting their third Focus on County Hunger Crisis Seminar. via WSRW-AM Hillsboro

“These are people who are true heroes.”

COLUMBUS - Four or five times a week, Jared and Carla Storer drove 50 miles to Cincinnati Children's Hospital Medical Center to be there for 2-year-old Haley, who was suffering from leukemia. via The Cincinnati Enquirer