Kenton Police Chief Dennis Musser suffered minor injuries when a high speed pursuit involving a Lima man and the Ohio State Highway Patrol ended in a collision with his patrol car Tuesday afternoon on Ohio 309 about three miles west of the city.
Kenton Police Chief Dennis Musser suffered minor injuries when a high speed pursuit involving a Lima man and the Ohio State Highway Patrol ended in a collision with his patrol car Tuesday afternoon on Ohio 309 about three miles west of the city.
Russ Blue, representing the Goshen Community Grange 568, presents a community service scholarship to Kenton High School senior Sydney Schlinglof at the school’s Senior Awards Day ceremony Tuesday morning.
The house at the corner of Main and Letson streets in Kenton was razed Monday morning so work could begin this summer on the improvements to Letson Avenue, formerly known as Fairground Road.
McGUFFEY — The pilot program started at Upper Scioto Valley and two other districts this year to train students in workforce skills is growing by leaps and bounds. Superintendent Dennis Recker told the board of education Monday evening USV, Indian Lake and Fairlawn will be joined this fall by another 15 districts in the Straight A Grant.
Students at Kenton Elementary School get a closer look at Riley, the main character in the puppet show entitled “Riley’s Adventure.” The production was presented by the Keep Toledo and Lucas County Beautiful organization and emphasized the importance of “reducing, reusing and recycling.”
Upper Scioto Valley Superintendent Dennis Recker (center) presents certificates to Thomas Holtsberry (left) and Daryl Stephens for their continued support to the school district.
The Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War is an organization which traces its roots to the Civil War nationally with hands in establishing the ROTC program and Memorial Day celebrations.
For Siobhonne Ward, serving as a Hardin County assistant prosecutor is her way of giving back to the community that helped her. Ward is a “hometown girl,” still living in Kenton where she grew up and went to school.
Hardin Northern students race across an obstacle course set up at the Lowery Lamb Farms as a part of the school’s FFA Food For America program.
Kenton sixth-grade aide Tia Reffner (front,center) is surrounded by a sea of pink as students from her class wear pink shirts to show support of the breast cancer survivor.