The Visitors Bureau of Highland County is proud to work with many organizations and businesses as we promote the activities and attractions in our region.
Bright Local Schools is located in southern Highland County.
Founded in 1807, the City of Hillsboro is the county seat of Highland County, Ohio.
The mission of Fairfield Local Schools is as a part of a rural community rich in traditional values, is to enable each individual to reach his/her highest potential to succeed in an ever-changing global society by providing the highest level of academic instruction in a safe, positive learning environment.
Greenfield Exempted Village Schools is located in the rolling hills of Greenfield in southern Ohio. Comprised of three elementary schools, one middle school, and one high school, our school district serves approximately 2,300 students from portions of Fayette, Highland, and Ross counties. The staff members of each school believe in educating the whole child. While enrolled at Greenfield Exempted Village Schools, students are provided a safe learning environment in which they are challenged to reach academic success in all content areas.
Grow! Highland County Ohio provides free and confidential help to start a business or expand an existing business in Highland County, Ohio.
Enterprise Facilitation is a FREE and Confidential service to the client. The Enterprise Facilitator's role is to introduce clients (business people who ask for help) to Resource Board members. Tracy Evans is the Enterprise Facilitator and can be reached at 937-763-1695.
The Highland County Chamber of Commerce is a membership driven business organization that represents the business community of Highland County. The many plans and programs the Chamber offers its investors, combined with county workforce development initiatives, and local, state, and federal legislative/advocacy efforts positions the Chamber of Commerce as a lead organization in Highland County.
On February 18, 1805, the Ohio government authorized the creation of Highland County. The county was originally parts of Ross, Adams, and Clermont Counties. Residents chose the name Highland because the county is situated on high land between the Scioto and Little Miami Rivers.
Highland County is located in southeastern Ohio. It is predominantly rural, with less than one percent of the county's 553 square miles consisting of urban areas. Hillsboro is the county seat and only city within Highland County.
The Highland County Department of Economic Development is committed to supporting all businesses within Highland County.
The Highland County Land Reutilization Corporation works to increase your quality of life by returning vacant, abandoned, and tax-delinquent properties back to productive use.
A public PreK-12 organization located in Hillsboro, OH
Lynchburg-Clay Local Schools is located in Western Highland County within Appalachia. Unlike much of Appalachia, Highland County has few mountains, hills, or ridges; instead, it is dominated by family farms—75.3 percent of the county is classified as farmland—and dotted with small towns that hearken back to the early 20th century. As you drive through the region, you sense that this is a unique rural area where the ruggedness of Appalachia transitions to the sprawling farms of the Midwest. The school system is the centerpiece of the community, offering area residents a sense of place, pride, and purpose.
The communities of Lynchburg, Buford, Pricetown, and Danville make up the Lynchburg-Clay School District. Our schools have been rated Excellent by the Ohio Department Education. We take great pride in our schools so please continue to visit us as we add content in the coming months and share our student’s success in the coming school year!
Greenfield is most known for their industries, McClain High School and overall rich history as members of the community helped with the underground railroad.
Situated in the rolling hills of south-central Ohio, Leesburg is located just north of the Highland County seat of Hillsboro. Leesburg's quaint village boasts several shopping opportunities, as well as all the necessities. Surrounded by rich farm land, residents of the Leesburg area benefit from agriculture and livestock production.
You’ll find everything you’re looking for right here in Highland County, Ohio.