Kentonite ordered to repay $21,200 for theft of lottery tickets A Kenton woman pleaded guilty to the theft of $21,200 worth of lottery tickets in a case heard in Hardin County Common Pleas Court. Read More
Absentee/early voting hours set for two contests In-office absentee/early voting hours for the May 5 primary/special election have been established by the Hardin County Board of Elections. The election impacts only the city of Kenton, which has a contested race for mayor on the Republican ballot, and the Ridgemont School District, which has a levy renewal before voters. The early voting hours at the board office, located … Read More
Voter registration deadline Monday The deadline for voter registration to be eligible to vote in the May 5, 2015 primary/special election is Monday, April 6. Read More
Mount Victory woman retires after 57 years in nursing MOUNT VICTORY — Over the past 50 years, the Mount Victory community has seen doctors come and go, but during that time there was one nurse who took their blood pressure, gave them shots and listened to their medical concerns. Read More
Spring Achievement Day draws 64 Sixty-four Homemaker members and their guests gathered on Tuesday for the 66th annual Spring Achievement Day at First Baptist Church, Kenton. Read More
Cessna plans recycling The Cessna Township trustees will hold their monthly recycling services from 10 a.m. to noon Saturday at the Township Hall, located on Township Road 105. Read More
Recycling set in Dudley The Dudley Township trustees and Painter Creek Grange will hold their monthly recycling services from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday at the Dudley Township Hall, 21593 CR 190, Mount Victory. Read More
HN book group to meet DUNKIRK — The book discussion group at the Hardin Northern Public Library will meet today at 7 p.m.. Read More
Civic agenda: April 2, 2015 SATURDAY, APRIL 4 Hardin County Agricultural Society (fair board) – 7:30 p.m., fair office, fairgrounds Read More
‘Terrible’ Kenton streets in line for improvements After another rough winter, Kenton Safety Service Director Jim Hites offered a blunt assessment of the condition of the city’s streets. “The streets are terrible,” he said. Read More