Brian Shook of Brian Shook Electric works on installing the new traffic signal on East Columbus Street at the intersection of Jacob Parrott Boulevard and Morningside Drive on Kenton’s east side.

Nancy Beach, resident at Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center, enjoys a delightful afternoon at the Mother Daughter Tea. There was a great turnout and all were served ham or chicken salad on croissants, chips, and cheesecake, sweet tea and pink lemonade.

Hardin County Soroptimist Intl. gathered at Henry's Restaurant on May 5 at 6:30 p.m. President Ruth Waggoner welcomed 22 members and 2 guests.

The Ridgemont Green Machine took second place in the Logan County preseason coach-pitch tournament recently in Ridgeway. Members of the team include (front row, from left) Bryce Mendenhall, Mason Woodruff, batboy Foster Manns, Cole Henry and Samantha Lingrel;

W.W. Durbin helped elect presidents. His name today is legendary among the magicians of the world.

ADA — The theatrical performances of Hardin County area students were recognized Tuesday night at the Take-A-Bow Awards Ceremony at Ada High School. The seventh annual event was sponsored by the Hardin County Players, a community theater group.

Brent Good of Shelly Corp. explains his job in road construction to Hardin Northern students at the school’s Career Exploration Day on Tuesday. Students in grades 7-12 heard presentations about 14 career choices from people in the community who work in those areas.

Kenton Head Start students in Pattie Ruvoldt’s and Mona Kearns’ class line up to go for a gallop on their stick horses Tuesday afternoon. The activity was part of a Healthy Lifestyles Coalition program promoting “water first for thirst,” encouraging children to drink water when they are thirsty instead of sugary drinks.

Kenton Elementary School students have been selected for the monthly character award. May’s virtue is Citizenship.