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
Lima man says boxing program can benefit kids and community Lonnie Rettig is working to bring boxing to Hardin County. But the Lima man wants the members of his club to know more than just how best to hit people, he said. Read More
Republicans pick Potter for commissioner seat History has repeated itself for Gerald Potter. The former two-term Hardin County Commissioner said when he was first elected, he replaced Ed Elliott in January of 2001. Elliott at that time chose to run for state representative. Read More
Fourth at state Ada sophomore Chase Sumner (right) stands on the podium with his medal after placing fourth at 132 pounds in the Division III state wrestling tournament. To his right is sixth-place finisher Alex Gordy of Chillicothe Southeastern, who Sumner defeated in the consolation semifinals. Times photo/Avery T. Jennings See full story: Sumner places fourth at state wrestling Read More
Lamb honors Claira Wilson (center) was named Hardin County Lamb and Wool Queen at the organization’s banquet Saturday night in Kenton. Read More
Sumner wins twice, will place at state COLUMBUS — Chase Sumner will be a state placer in Division III at 132 pounds. The Ada sophomore stayed in contention with a consolation pin Thursday after losing his first match in the state wrestling tournament. Friday, he again was the aggressor in a 7-2 decision over Oak Harbor's Dylan Mansor to clinch a podium spot. Read More
OSU Extension Office opens technology lab for all ages When the Ohio Means Jobs offices moved out of half of the office space it shared with the Hardin County OSU Extension Office in Kenton, Mark Light saw an opportunity to develop the area into a learning lab. The results are what Light has named the Spark Lab Innovation Center. Read More
Late winter A nighttime snow storm covered everything with a frosting this morning, including the Veterans Memorial Park. Read More
First competition The members of the Ridgemont archery team left this morning to compete at the Arnold Classic for the National Archery in the Schools shoot. The contest in Columbus is the first competition for the team. Read More