Homeland Security brought into investigation Four men killed in a semi-truck/car crash Friday morning south of Dunkirk were on their way to a gun-rights rally in Detroit.

Mary Cox is proud of her independence. She works weekends at Kmart sorting clothing and returning items to their proper spots on the shelves. Mary is an artist, who sells her creations at Harco Industry’s Kudostudios. She also lives by herself and maintains an apartment in Kenton.

Parenting is often considered the most difficult job an adult will face. A three-part class is being offered next month at three locations in Hardin County by the Ohio State University Extension Office to assist parents with proven strategies to face the challenges of raising children in today’s society.

Charles Adkins, owner of Adkins Forever Safe Security, LLC aims to build trusting relationships with his customers and make sure they get what they want and need.

Keith A. Hollar, Harrod – speeding 52 mph in a 35 mph zone, fined $25. Cynthia L. Hastings, 422 Summit St., Kenton – speeding 60 mph in a 55 mph zone, fined $15.

FINDLAY — Friends of Ohio Barns will host its 16th annual Ohio Barn Conference” In Hancock County on April 24-25. It is the only annual barn tour and conference to in northwest Ohio, featuring an all-day bus tour, including lunch, visiting several century barns on the first day.

BRYAN, Ohio — New to owning a woods? See what your options are in an upcoming workshop by the Ohio Woodland Stewards Program.

Kenton police Items were reported stolen from a vehicle while in front of 370 W. Franklin St.

It was a record-setting Christmas for local merchants. According to a report from the Ohio Department of Taxation, Hardin County received sales tax revenue of $409,028 in January, 2015 compared to $351,473 received in January, 2014.