A group of Amish workers throw bundles of cut wheat onto a wagon which was taken to a thresher located in the field for processing Wednesday afternoon in Buck Township.

An Ada youth who has a record of violence, crime and drug abuse as a juvenile will begin his adult life in prison. According to court records available through Prosecutor Brad Bailey’s office, Kacey Lee Rimes, 305 S. Simon St., Ada, was found guilty in Hardin County Common Pleas Court of one count each of burglary, grand theft with a firearm specification and safecracking.

Kenton police Liberty National Bank reported a possible fraud case.

The July 10 meeting for Buck Township trustees has been canceled due to schedule conflicts. The only meeting to be held in July will be the regular meeting on July 24th at 6 p.m. in the Grove Cemetery conference room.

The Hardin County Engineer’s Office has announced it has reopened Liberty Township Road 30 between County Roads 65 and 75.

MONDAY, JULY 10 Kenton City Council – 7 p.m., chambers

Officers were dispatched to 309 E. Franklin St. for a report of criminal damaging.

FOREST — New games and experiences and some long-time favorites will be featured at the Tree Town Festival, which will run Friday through Sunday at Gormley Park in Forest. The festival begins with the annual parade at 6:30 p.m. Friday, with opening ceremonies following at the park entrance on Mary Street.

Opening ceremonies for the Fourth of July celebration at the Hardin County Fairgrounds in Kenton began at noon Tuesday with the singing of the national anthem by Linda Kiser (back, left).

The Hardin County Crime Task Force seized 115 hits of heroin and made two arrests on Friday in Kenton as the result of a drug investigation. Colby Rogers, 120 Brumm St., Kenton and Amanda Williams, also of Kenton, were taken into custody.