Civic agenda: February 16, 2015 Kenton Board of Education – 7 p.m., board of education office; 6:30 p.m., work session to discuss Northwood Read More
Inseparable for 7 decades RIDGEWAY — June Titus was a junior at Ridgeway High School when she was handed a note from a senior boy. Dewey Ford was asking her to go with him to the Logan County Fair. She sent a message back saying she would like to go. Those handwritten notes began a relationship that was to make the couple inseparable for the next seven decades. Read More
Hite to speak at Lincoln Day dinner The Hardin County Republican Party will hold its Lincoln Day dinner on Sunday, March 22 at St. John’s United Church of Christ in Kenton. Read More
Deadline nears to be part of County History Book Project The last time a Hardin County history was published was more than 30 years ago. A group of volunteers is putting together an update which they hope to have available in time for this summer’s centennial celebration of the opening of the Hardin County Courthouse. Read More
Mt. Victory council ready to add storm services fee MOUNT VICTORY — Members of the Mount Victory Council are considering imposing a monthly storm sewer services fee to collect funds for repair and maintenance of the village’s storm sewer system. Read More
Forest downtown to be more inviting this year FOREST — The downtown area of Forest will be more inviting to visitors this summer. Village Administrator Wes Davis reported to council Thursday seven planters, with flowers, will be installed throughout the business area of the village. Read More
Kenton church shares food pantry experiences with Ohio lawmakers Kenton Full Gospel Church (KFGC) Pastor Anita VanBuskirk and secretary Barb Manns accompanied the West Ohio Food Bank to the Ohio Statehouse on Tuesday to share the experiences of the food pantry the church operates in Kenton. Read More
Kenton man sent to prison BELLEFONTAINE — A man with five prior drunk driving convictions was sentenced to 30 months in prison for his latest conviction. Read More
More privacy key part of HMH emergency room expansion, renovation For many years, a trip to Hardin Memorial Hospital’s emergency room meant sharing a common ward with curtains between the beds while the patient’s family jockeyed for a few chairs in a crowded waiting area outside. Those days are gone. Read More
McGuffey man faces arson charges The Hardin County Sheriff’s Office, in cooperation with the Ohio State Fire Marshal’s office, is announcing an arrest has been made in Tuesday night’s suspected arson fire at 503 Pamelia St. in McGuffey. Read More