Miracle Robinette sits on her new Ambuc bike as her twin sister, Sarah provides support. The twins are students at Simon Kenton preschool. Miracle was born with a birth defect which keeps her from walking, but wanted to ride a bike with her sister and their friends.

ADA — Members of the Ohio Northern University’s Children’s Theatre Touring Company are bringing a story of courage and kindness to elementary school children throughout the area. But the message of tolerance is not delivered in a lecture or inspirational talk.

DUNKIRK — On April 14, 1865, President Abraham Lincoln walked into an assassination conspiracy at Ford’s Theater in Washington. After 150 years the Great Emancipator’s murder is still a source of interest, as was evident with the number of people who crowded into the Hardin Northern Public Library to hear local historian and educator Jim Taylor

Two Kenton natives had an unexpected meeting in Afghanistan, where both serve in the U.S. armed forces.

ohn Haigh’s dream was to one day fly to places all around the globe. Not only did he accomplish that goal, but he did it in the presence of the United States’ leaders.

Area high school students were honored during a luncheon Thursday at the Kenton Elks as the Teenagers of the Month for March.

ADA — Ohio Northern running backs ‘The Juice’ and ‘Dougie’ were trying to elude the hard hitting smacks of Notre Dame linemen Golic II and Step-on Tuitt when the Polar Bears and Fighting Irish squared off Friday night on the indoor gridiron field of the Alumni Field House.

Kenton city workers lower a replacement water line into place to replace the old 8-inch metal pipe that ruptured Thursday morning at the corner of Franklin and Main streets in the downtown.