Jennifer L. Pendleton, 398 E. Forest Road Apt. 32C, was backing southbound in the public alley between 429 and 435 W. Columbus St.

RIDGEWAY — With the end of the year approaching, the Ridgeway council was faced with adjusting sewer rates for 2017. But there was little bad news or reluctance in their discussion Tuesday night. The rates for village residents should be going down in the coming months.

RIDGEWAY — Ridgeway Mayor Kevin Howland broke a tie vote to seek a grant which would add a new pumper tanker truck to the fleet of the Ridgeway Fire Department.

An officer was aware of an active warrant through the Hardin County Municipal Court for Trisha Leigh Grider, 913 Cooper St. Grider was located at her residence and taken into custody on the warrant.

The Forest Police Department submitted the following report for the month of November. Assisted Hardin County Sheriff's Office with an injury accident, 17000 block County Rd. 20

With an eye on school bus safety, Kenton is going to create a four-way stop on North Detroit at North streets. The intersection, located two blocks north of the downtown square, presently just has stop signs on North Street.

A new program whose goal is to encourage positive behavior, leadership qualities and creativity through the use of the arts has been established in Hardin County. The students involved with UPstART are saying their experience has changed their perspective and they are ready to demonstrate to the community their newly-found talents.

State grants are being sought to assist in two road improvement projects in Kenton. City Council, at its meeting Monday night, gave the first of three readings to ordinances which will allow Mayor Randy Manns to apply for Issue II funds for the streets.