Lawmaker hopes to ease background checks for 4-H advisors When the Ohio State University announced 4-H advisors would need to have regular background checks in order to work with the youth in the program, Hardin County resident Bob McBride called “foul.” The single voice of McBride has now grown into a chorus which has resulted in action being considered in the state legislature. Read More
Final days set for absentee/early voting in May 5 vote In-person absentee/early voting for the May 5 primary/special election is continuing at the Hardin County Board of Elections. Only two voting districts are involved. In Kenton, there is a Republican primary for mayor. The other issue is in the Ridgemont School District, which is seeking renewal of a .75 percent income tax for five years. The elections board office is … Read More
Riverdale eyes new bus, OKs contracts for new year MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale Local School District will be looking to go out to bid for the purchase of a new school bus. Dave Hankins, bus and custodial supervisor, advised the board that it should act soon on purchasing a new bus to take advantage of a savings. Read More
Awards for Triumph The Alber Enterprise Center of The Ohio State University recently recognized Triumph Thermal Systems, LLC, with the Outstanding Achievement and Excellence Award for Investment in Lean Six Sigma with Positive Impact on Business. Read More
Police and sheriff reports: April 27, 2015 Daniel Horner, 1255 W. North St. Lot 53, was parked eastbound on W. Franklin Street in a space alongside the road. Read More
Hardin SWCD promotes Stewardship Week As a part of Hardin County for over 65 years, the Hardin SWCD wants to remind you that each of us has a connection to natural resources. The National Association of Conservation Districts (NACD) is celebrating the 60th year of Stewardship week April 26 to May 3. Read More
Councilman opposes Kenton mayor in Republican primary Two Republicans are vying for the position of Kenton mayor in the May 5 primary. Incumbent Randy Manns is being challenged by Third Ward Councilman Tom Taylor. Read More
R’mont secretary to retire after 28 years in ‘ideal job’ RIDGEWAY — Linda Corwin has had the pleasure of spending almost three decades of her career doing the job she knew she was meant to do. Corwin serves as the secretary at Ridgemont High School. Read More
Monthly supper and more slated in Dunkirk DUNKIRK — The monthly supper at the Hardin Northern Community Center will be Tuesday from 5 to 7 p.m. Read More