Two Kenton women were transported to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries after their vehicle was struck by an eastbound freight train this morning. Mikala Rostorfer was driving the van, according to deputies, when she crossed the tracks on County Road 55, just east of Ada.

Hardin Memorial Hospital will begin remodeling its endoscopy suite this summer. Endoscopy is a nonsurgical procedure to examine a person’s digestive tract.

It was a million-dollar wind that roared through the Lynn Township farm of Jan and Cindy Layman late Sunday evening. As workers attempted to load grain on trucks from the damaged bins on Monday afternoon, it looked like the farm had been hit by a bomb.

The apartment complex fire which took the life of a Kenton man has been determined to have been the result of arson. Signs offering a reward of up to $5,000 have been posted for information leading to the arrest of the responsible person.

The Hardin County Cattle Producers held its annual banquet on Saturday night.

Kenton police investigate a two-vehicle crash that occurred late Friday morning on East Columbus Street at the east exit at Kmart. KPD Lt. Rob Lutes said the driver of a truck was pulling from the lot but failed to yield to a westbound van.

Terri Hites-Suter is normally doing for others. In her job at the Hardin County Job and Family Services office, Hites-Suter is known to go the extra mile and beyond for clients.

WILLIAMSTOWN — Five people were injured, two seriously, in a two-car crash Friday evening on U.S. 30 about two miles east of Williamstown. According to the Findlay Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, the accident occurred in the westbound lanes of U.S. 30 at Hancock County Road 183 at 6:02 p.m.