The Kenton Elks honored the January Teenagers of the Month during a luncheon Thursday, Feb. 12. The students from the six area schools were selected for their character, leadership, service, citizenship and scholarship.

Kenton Full Gospel Church (KFGC) Pastor Anita VanBuskirk and secretary Barb Manns accompanied the West Ohio Food Bank to the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday to share the experiences of the food pantry the church operates in Kenton.

For many years, a trip to Hardin Memorial Hospital’s emergency room meant sharing a common ward with curtains between the beds while the patient’s family jockeyed for a few chairs in a crowded waiting area outside. Those days are gone.

Customers at Kenton’s Kroger donated a record amount this year for the store’s annual Heart-to-Heart program.

Yellow tape is wrapped around a house at 504 Pamelia St. in McGuffey after a fire there Tuesday night was found to be suspicious.

McGUFFEY — The State Fire Marshal’s Office is seeking information from the public regarding a fire which was intentionally set in the village of McGuffey over the weekend.

Annetta Shirk has lived in Hardin County her entire life, but she never got to fully witness all it has to offer until she joined the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance.

To most people, Halleigh Jones appears to be a typical five-year-old girl. She loves Disney princesses, dressing up and playing with her toys. There is no outward sign the little girl is a heart transplant survivor.

Members of the Crown Jewels, the exhibition team from Crown Gymnastics in West Liberty, perform double cartwheels during halftime of the Ben Logan boys basketball game on Friday night.