Firefighters battled the flames and the heat during a barn fire Saturday morning at 16449 Ohio 31, south of Kenton. The family told firefighters they were burning trash when the wind caused the fire to get away from them and travel to the structure.
ADA — Bruce and Saundra Neely have been members of the Ada community for 42 years and have enjoyed providing funeral services and support for area families. The Neelys are funeral directors at Hanson-Neely Funeral Home, which serves both Ada and Alger.
Guests enjoyed a perfect afternoon Sunday for the seventh annual Family Fun Day at Simon Kenton School. There were games and rides for the children, classic cars for the adults and food for the entire family during the event.
An Amish barn was destroyed by fire today between Mount Victory and Kenton on Ohio 31. The family said a trash fire picked up by the wind ignited the structure.
Linda Kronberg, National President of the Auxiliary of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War, lays a wreath at the grave of Jacob Parrott Friday at Grove Cemetery in Kenton.
McGUFFEY — For the first time in more than a decade, the McGuffey park on Thursday was filled with children swinging from the monkey bars and chasing each other among the playground toys as their parents looked on.
Landon Dillard (left) gets help from Mark Light, OSU Extension educator, to add air pressure to his/her rocket before launching it outside the OSU Hardin County Extension Office in Kenton on Friday afternoon.
When Kenton City Schools Food Service Director Laura Widder came to the district 10 years ago, one of her top priorities was to see that no child goes hungry.
As they prepare to return to their homes in Europe, the four young men who made Kenton their home in recent months will take with them fond memories of their time as Buckeyes, Wildcats and Americans. Tobias Euler-Rolle from Austria, Max Pirch and Max Mazanke, both of Germany and Luca Dipiazza from Italy are part of the EF High School Exchange Program.
Hardin County is doing the right things to attract business and industry according to an economic development expert. Christine Schmenk, of the Brickler and Eckler law firm of Columbus, told a group of about 20 area leaders that Hardin County has developed a “pretty impressive” five-year plan.
