Twins Jenell and Joel Launder thought they were going to the Riverdale auditorium Friday morning to see the third grade play. But prior to the production, Elementary Principal Dr. Julie Spade announced the fourth-graders had won a raffle and their prize was on a large box on the stage.
With a little over two weeks to go in the campaign, the United Way of Hardin County stands at 90 percent of its goal. Pledges are at $193,050 with a target of $215,000, it was announced Thursday at the organization’s weekly report meeting.
The Kenton Elks Lodge honored the Teenagers of the Month for December from the six area school districts at a luncheon on Thursday. The teens were recognized for their character, leadership, service, citizenship and scholarship.
Sgt.. Dennis Musser is the new chief of the Kenton Police Department. Kenton Safety Service Director Jim Hites made the announcement this morning at the Kenton Municipal Building. Following the retirement of Chief John Vermillion in May, the city had sought his replacement though civil service tests, but after the Kenton officers failed to pass the test twice, the requirement was dropped...
DOLA — Until this year, Dola has never been considered a destination for families to view Christmas lighting decorations. But the unique display of animated designs and patterns flashing and rolling on the yard of Kevin and Kelly Eikenbary on Ohio 81 in the village is quickly changing that.
Ada High School sophomores Madisyn Gossard (left) and Melina Woods serve roast turkey lunches to a table of local senior citizens at the annual senior luncheon hosted by the school district on Wednesday.
McGUFFEY — When the Upper Scioto Valley Fellowship of Christian Athletes needed to come up with an idea to raise money, it found a solution in one of the unlikeliest of places. Al Robertson from the TV series “Duck Dynasty” has agreed to speak at the school out of friendship between his family and the family of USV teacher/football coach Josh Spencer.
The shores of France Lake are alive with color each evening at the annual Lake of Lights holiday display. It is open daily from 6 to 9 p.m. through Dec. 26.
As Jamie Davis prepared for a meeting at the Hardin County Coonhunters Club Monday afternoon, he was a little apprehensive. This was to be the second special meeting called by the organization to discuss the future of the club east of Hepburn, formed in 1953 to educate and preserve hunting sports.
The village of Forest celebrated a Charlie Brown Christmas Sunday with a large crowd taking part in shopping and holiday activities.
