Road improvements were the topic of discussion at the Tuesday, May 7 Hillsboro City Council meeting. The estimated cost for the road projects on Adams, S. Wilson and S. Lincoln is $1.56 million and will be paid in general obligation bonds.
The council took four separate actions to move the financ
The Hillsboro City Council met as a land bank during their meeting on Tuesday, Jan. 23 to discuss a dilapidated house at 306 W. Grand Ave that had been donated to the land bank in September.
“It had a lot of code enforcement issues and the owner of the house didn't want to address those issues. A
Every year, without fail, since 1995, the USD 410 school district has pulled off the Trojan Classic, an annual basketball tournament held in Hillsboro the third week of January.
The event, sponsored and somehow pulled off by the Hillsboro High School Booster Club and Athletic Director (AD), consi
Many are hoping an over 140-year-old Hillsboro house can be brought back to life to help tell the story of both a Hillsboro family as well as the stone quarrying era in Hillsboro and Marion County's history.
The Heinrich F. Bartel stone house was once owned by Glen and Susie Kliewer and located o
Housing was the topic of the Hillsboro City Council meeting on Wednesday, Dec. 6. The council heard from Byron Adrian of Mennonite Housing about a potential workforce housing project.
“We've been talking with Mennonite Housing a little bit about housing projects. Of course, that's one of our stra