Robin Carrig displays a set of Harry Potter books in a special container at her new book store, Eyes On The World. Located at 314 1/2 W. Franklin St., Kenton, the shop features new and used books for all ages and tastes.
Robin Carrig displays a set of Harry Potter books in a special container at her new book store, Eyes On The World. Located at 314 1/2 W. Franklin St., Kenton, the shop features new and used books for all ages and tastes.
May 31, 2011 is a day Jackie Prine will not forget. It seemed to be the worst day of her life for Prine, who resides south of Alger.
Ashley Brady of the Rascal Unit prepares a dog to be spayed Thursday morning. The Rascal Unit is a traveling clinic that spays and neuters cats and dogs.
Ohio Northern University students stood in line Wednesday to ride a camel across the tundra on the school’s campus. The camels were provided by the Jungle Island Park in Delphos.
Area residents are being asked to discard their unused and outdated medications at three locations in Hardin County during Drug Take Back Day on Saturday. With the collections slated from 9 to 11 a.m., participants can stay in their cars as volunteers and law enforcement officers take back the pharmaceuticals, prescription drugs, liquid medications, household pet medications, medicated lotions and sunscreens at parking lots.
More food options are planned with the return of the Eats on the Street Friday Night Food Truck Fest, set for Friday, June 24 in downtown Kenton. Ten food trucks have been confirmed so far, according to organizers with the Kenton Historic Courthouse District Committee (HCD), part of the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance.
McGUFFEY — The Upper Scioto Valley Board of Education was excited to introduce its new district leader to the staff and the public at its regular meeting Monday evening.
Volunteers place more than 500 pinwheels on the lawn of the Hardin County Courthouse on Monday afternoon. Each of the blue, reflective pinwheels represents a reported case of child abuse for 2015.
DUNKIRK — Vickie Frysinger has had the fortune of doing what she always wanted in life – running her own restaurant. Frysinger is the owner of Oh My Grill in Dunkirk.
Adeline Moore holds her dog inside the new kennel in Forest as (from left) Police Chief Donnie Southward, Sebastian Southward, Hardin County Dog Warden Tammy Ervin, Jacob Ervin and Pawsitive Pals member Marcia Retterer look on.