Police, Sheriff Reports: December 27, 2016 A report was received of a suspicious vehicle parked in the alley behind Domino’s. Two occupants were found inside the vehicle. Read More
Ada youth hurt in crash FINDLAY — An Ada youth was one of two people injured in a two-vehicle accident in Hancock County on Monday afternoon. Read More
Four-way stop not the answer I read in the Dec. 13th issue of the Times that council is considering making the intersection of N. Detroit St. and North St. a four-way stop. The purported reason for this is school bus safety to the elementary school as buses use North St. to cross Detroit. Mayor Manns stated he hopes to make a quality decision. Read More
Riverdale choir director surprises girlfriend with wedding proposal MOUNT BLANCHARD — Clay Thompson had everything ready for a surprise wedding proposal. The only thing he couldn’t control was the weather. Read More
Needy county residents get assistance with food, holiday gifts There may be a little improvement in the local economy, depending upon which assistance group you ask. But there is still plenty of need among Hardin County residents. Read More
Municipal Court Report: December 24, 2016 John Snell Jr., Farmerville, La. – speeding 62 mph in a 50 mph zone, fined $15. Read More
Police Reports: December 23, 2016 Corey McNally, 14900 CR 190, was parked in the 100 block of E. Columbus Street facing east, while Thomas E. Lehner Jr., New Bloomington, was traveling east in the same block. Read More
New message board Hardin County Sheriff’s Deputies (from left) Joe Carl, Jayson Scott, Christina Henderson and Charles Mulligan stand beside the new electronic sign at the Jacob Parrott Safety Center in Kenton. Read More
Donation to Love INC Tim Cramer (left) and Arric Buxton (right) of American Electric Power, present a check to Robin Oates (left, center) and Sue Alger of Love INC for $500. The funds will be used to help with community needs through Love INC. Submitted photo Read More
Passion for animals leads ONU professor to Fulbright Scholarship opportunity in Ecuador ADA — Ohio Northern University faculty member Katherine Krynak’s zeal for animals has led her to a prestigious Fulbright Scholarship opportunity in South America. Krynak, assistant professor of biology, has been selected to study in Ecuador for three months beginning March 2017. Read More