Phillip A. Shuster, 333 N. Detroit St. Apt. 5, Kenton – speeding 50 mph in a 35 mph zone, fined $25.

The Kenton law firm of Wetherill, Schwemer, Markley and Schwemer has merged with the office of McKinley and Crates. The merger took place on Jan. 1. The new firm is known as Schwemer, Markley, McKinley and Seeley, LLC.

Enrollment is underway for the next Small Business Development Program being offered by the Hancock Hardin Wyandot Putnam Community Action Commission.

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.

ADA — The Ada Police Department would like to caution the traveling public of increased train traffic and train speeds beginning within the month of February.

A Kenton man was placed on community control for five years after he pleaded guilty to a drug charge in Hardin County Common Pleas Court.

Farmers in the area will soon have the opportunity to participate in the Conservation Tillage and Technology Conference (CTC), one of the largest agricultural programs in northwestern Ohio.

The Hardin County Sheep Improvement Association is looking for 2015 Lamb and Wool Queen contestants and scholarship applicants.

Robert Temple, 12507 Ohio 309, was stopped in traffic on W. Lima Street at Furney Street facing west. Barry L. Acton, 930 W. Carey St., was westbound on W. Lima Street and failed to stop in time, striking the rear of Temple’s vehicle. Acton was cited for speeding.