Veterinarian enjoys dealing with people as he cares for animals While the animals are what veterinarian Dr. Earnie Kearns works with on a daily basis, he takes the most pleasure in working with the people who take care of those animals. Kearns has been with Diamond M Veterinary Clinic in Kenton for nearly 17 years. Read More
Pork Industry Queen Sarah Thomas was crowned 2016 Hardin County Pork Industry Queen at the organization’s banquet Saturday night in Kenton. She also served as the 2015 queen. Read More
Dairy royalty Meadow Cromer (right) was crowned the 2016 Hardin County Dairy Princess at Saturday’s Dairy Banquet at the Plaza Inn Restaurant. She is a sophomore at Ridgemont High School, and is the daughter of Amanda and Nathan Cromer. Read More
Top youth bowlers Brandon Feltner (bottom right) recently won the 2016 Youth Bowling Invitational at Hillcrest Lanes. Read More
Couple donates restored Kenton-made carriage to Hardin Co. Historical Museum For the last 48 years, Gary and Connie Gillfillan have made a hobby of rescuing history. During that time, the rural Kenton couple has restored more than 20 carriages and carts and seven sleighs. Read More
Forest ‘Word Kid’ heads to National Spelling Bee FOREST — When she is at her Forest home, Adeline Moore is known as “The Word Kid” with good reason. Since the age of six, Adeline has dreamed of participating in the National Spelling Bee. Read More
Kenton pedestrian killed A Kenton woman was struck and killed by a semi-truck Thursday evening in Kenton as she walked her bicycle across a downtown intersection. The victim has been identified as Karen Winegardner, 54. Read More
Kenton Elks recognizes March Teens of the Month The Kenton Elks Lodge honored Teenagers of the Month for March during a luncheon on Thursday at the lodge. Teens from all six Hardin County schools were recognized. Read More
Out-of-county funds help United Way reach goal A check from Hancock County put the United Way of Hardin County over its goal for 2015. At the United Way’s annual meeting this morning at St. John’s Evangelical Church, it was first reported that the organization fell just 2 percent short of its $215,000 goal. Read More
Neighborhood Center gets new director and interior transformation Linda Wilkinson has experience as a store manager. She had served in that job at five Shell Stations in the area. She had also worked as a dietitian at the Mary Rutan Hospital in Bellefontaine. Read More