Fayette County • May 2, 2025
Good morning, Fayette County. The thin line between public service and personal gain is being examined in neighboring Clinton County, where 40-year-old Amber Schiller faces serious felony charges. The Washington Court House woman allegedly falsified timesheets and payroll records, misappropriating between $7,500 and $150,000 in grant funds. Her May 16 arraignment will mark the next chapter in a troubling case that touches multiple counties and agencies.
On a more uplifting note, adventure awaits just around the corner as Highland County launches its epic summer scavenger hunt. Starting tomorrow and running through mid-September, this community-wide treasure hunt invites explorers of all ages to discover local gems through over 30 unique missions. Complete just 10 challenges via the GooseChase app or paper checklist, and you could win a prize pack valued at over $100 – while creating priceless memories along the way.
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⚖️ Public official charged with stealing thousands in Clinton County. Amber Schiller, 40, faces felony charges for theft in office and tampering with records after being indicted by a Clinton County grand jury. The Washington Court House woman, previously employed with Alternatives to Violence Center and Highland County Children Services, allegedly committed offenses between June and September 2024 involving $7,500-$150,000. Prosecutors claim Schiller falsified timesheets and payroll records related to grant-funded employment compensation. Her arraignment is scheduled for May 16.
🔍 Highland County's epic summer scavenger hunt offers adventure and prizes. Running from May 1 through September 15, participants can explore local attractions by completing over 30 unique missions via the GooseChase app or paper checklist. Those who finish at least 10 challenges will be eligible to win a prize pack valued at over $100, with rewards provided by the Visitors Bureau and local businesses. "This is a great way to engage with our community and enjoy Highland County in a whole new way," said Jamie Wheeler, Executive Director of the Visitors Bureau. The hunt welcomes both residents and visitors to discover the region's beauty, history, and hidden gems.
Stone cottage modern vintage fusion: This $214,999 stone cottage in the Millwood neighborhood offers charm with arched features, built-ins, and modern updates, all just minutes from parks, grocery stores, and downtown shopping.
Cash Flow Dream Duplex: This $170,000 investment duplex offers a 2-bed unit with bonus room and a 3-bed unit, both with long-term tenants on month-to-month leases. Property includes shared fenced backyard, full basement and attic access.
Historic cottage sizable land allowance: For $100,000, this whimsical 1937 cottage offers three bedrooms on over an acre with historic charm, cozy fireplace, attached garage and storm shelter, plus a $2,500 allowance toward flooring, closing costs or rate buydown.
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