MONDAY, NOV. 21 Kenton Board of Education – 7 p.m., board of education office

Anthony S. Cornett, Sidney – speeding 51 mph in a 35 mph zone, one prior offense, fined $65. Fined $25 for speeding 53 mph in a 35 mph zone were: Sara Miranda, Bellefontaine and Jason Jerew, unknown address.

Hardin County Recorder Brenda Rainsburg reports the following property transfers for October. Ruth Marie Brown to Russell D. Gray and others, 2.001 acres in part of Section 22, Liberty Twp. Tax $370.40.

Travis Wayne Compton, 4211 CR 190, Belle Center and Courtney LeAnn Stroop, same address. Zachery David McMillen, 20002 CR 240, Mount Victory and Elissa Lee Taylor, same address.

WEST LIBERTY — Green Hills Community, a faith-based senior living and care community, announced this week that it has entered into an agreement to acquire Universal Home Health and Hospice Care. Universal is headquartered in Bellefontaine and operates two other locations in Kenton and Urbana.

ADA — It would be difficult to not notice Andrea Adams-Miller in a room full of people and she counts on that. It is part of the message she has delivered across the United States and around the world.

Area students will begin training for jobs in the near future which may not be fully developed today. Ohio Hi-Point Career Center Superintendent Rick Smith reported to the Hardin County Economic and Community Development Committee Friday morning that within two years his school will begin offering classes in smart technology.

ADA — Forty young women from the county’s six school districts met for the first time as a group Friday at the 2016 Women Empowerment Conference at The Inn at Ohio Northern in Ada. The conference was initiated by the FFA chapters in the county and funded through a $10,000 grant from the Ohio Department of Agriculture.

Murder in Bloom, a mystery-comedy, will be presented next month in a dinner theater format by the community theater group, the Hardin County Players. It will be staged at the Kenton Elks, and dinner and the show will cost $20.

Kenton Elementary School students (from left) Kylie Hurt, Isabella Hoffman, Hailey Burris, Delaney Buxton and Brynn Butler stand among the 12 shopping carts the school filled with food items.