Ada third-grader Luke Limer uses a quill pen to write his name in a handmade copy book during a penmanship lesson Wednesday at the Beech Grove Schoolhouse at the Hardin County Farm Museum in Kenton.
Writing lesson
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Loading ties
Bob Reed grabs railroad ties from the beds of semi-trucks and transfers them onto a truck equipped to drive on the railroad tracks as he delivers new ties along the Genesee and Wyoming Railroad in Forest on Wednesday. Reed works for the engineering services of GW, which is headquartered in Jacksonville, Fla. He said the railroad replaces the boards periodically …
Students create fast and tasty pickle
The Ridgemont fourth-grade team of (from left) Jenna Jordan, Trevor Robinson and Kevin Eckstein had the fastest entry in the elementary school’s Edible Car Contest Wednesday.
Police Reports: May 14, 2015
An unknown driver was eastbound on West Franklin Street, while a vehicle belonging to Malia A. Pyles, 339 Kuert Ave., was legally parked on the south side of West Franklin Street in the 700 block facing east.
Accident victim ‘stable’
Rebecca Muller of Kenton, who was taken to St. Rita’s Medical Center in Lima following an accident on Ohio 67 Tuesday evening, is in stable condition, according to a hospital spokesperson.
Police reports: May 13, 2015
Amber L. Cornish, 613 W. Walnut St., was the driver of a vehicle that was stopped for an expired license plate.
Recorder lists April activity
The Hardin County Recorder’s Office reported the following transactions for April:
Kenton woman hurt in crash
A Kenton woman was transported to a hospital in Lima following an accident Tuesday evening east of the city.
Sekisui Plastics aims for July start
A primarily automotive parts manufacturer in Kenton is gearing up to open for production in two months.
Leaning building in Alger sold, to be demolished
ALGER — The owner of a building which was posing a danger to the public in Alger has sold the structure and says it will be demolished by its new owner in two weeks. The former hardware store in Alger is leaning into the alley and threatening to collapse against the walls of the 235 Grill.
