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National Weather Service Weather 101 Classes Return October 5

The National Weather Service says its Weather 101 classes will return Monday, October 5, and continue through early December. The free classes are open to people of all ages, including homeschool students. Each class lasts an hour or less and is taught by a National Weather Service meteorologist. No prior training or weather knowledge is required. However, registration is required to participate. You can register now by clicking here.

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October Issue of OSU Extension’s Buckeye Banter Released

The October 2026 issue of Ohio State University Extension's Family and Consumer Sciences newsletter Buckeye Banter has been released. October's headlines include Healthy Tailgating: Fun, Food, and Football, Building a Culture of Kindness and Respect, and It's Not for You, It's for Them. To read the full newsletter and see past issues, visit hardin.osu.edu and click on "Buckeye Banter".

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Ohio State Highway Patrol Reminds Drivers to Buckle Up

COLUMBUS – The Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) is reminding all drivers and passengers of the importance of wearing a safety belt. This is the single most effective way to save lives and reduce injuries in the event of a crash. “Wearing a seat belt is a simple step everyone can take to protect themselves and others in the event of a crash,” said Governor Mike DeWine. “I encourage drivers and passengers to buckle up every trip, every time.” Ohio […]

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Shelby County Crash Claims Life of Kettlersville Woman

A crash in Shelby County claimed the life of a Kettlersville woman Thursday morning. According to a release from the Piqua post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, Ida Kaminsky was driving south on McCartysville Road, when she failed to yield for a stop sign at State Route 29. Her vehicle was struck by a westbound concrete mixer being operated by 39-year-old Carlton Nusbaum, of Rockford, Ohio. Kaminsky was pronounced dead at the scene by the Shelby County Coroner's Office. […]

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Ada Police Warn of Phone Scam Spoofing Department Number

The Ada Police Department issued a scam alert on Thursday. Someone spoofing the phone number for the Ada Police Department attempted to scam an individual claiming they represented the department. If you receive a call from the office and someone attempts to obtain money from you or claim that you have warrants or charges pending that need to be taken care of, you are advised to hang-up. You should then call the department at 419-634-0010 and request to speak with […]

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Village of Alger Under Boil Water Advisory Following Water Main Break

The Village of Alger is under a boil advisory until further notice following a water main break that shut off water service throughout the village earlier this evening. Residents are advised to follow precautions during the boil water advisory, including boiling water before using it for drinking, cooking, making ice, brushing teeth, using for pets, and other activities involving consumption. The village says an update will be provided when the boil advisory has been lifted. For more information on boil […]

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Hardin County Family YMCA to Offer S.T.E.A.M. Club

Hardin County Family YMCA. Hardin S.T.E.A.M. Club is coming to the Hardin County Family YMCA. It will start October 8 and continue on Thursdays through November 19 from 5:30 to 6:30pm at Y located at 918 West Franklin Street in Kenton. The club will offer hands-on fun, creativity, and exploring Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math. All ages welcome to participate, and the cost for members is $20 and $35 for non-members. For more information and to register, please click […]

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Registration Open for Next Hardin County Ambassadors Meeting

Registrations are being accepted for the next Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance Ambassadors meeting on October 7. Hardin County Ambassadors are responsible for creating a culture of recruitment to advance the Alliance missions by actively promoting and getting involved in the Alliance programs, such as ribbon cuttings. To learn more about the Ambassadors program and how to get involved, contact Deb Phillips at 419-673-4131. For more information and to register, please click here.

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WinterFest Market Seeking Vendors for Downtown Findlay Event

Downtown Findlay WinterFest Market is looking for vendors to help kick off the holiday shopping season in Downtown Findlay. They are looking for small businesses, makers and creators offering homemade goods, art, baked goods, specialty products, and unique gifts, to participate in the market on November 27 in Findlay. Vendor applications are due by October 23. You can apply to be a WinterFest vendor at VisitFindlay.com/winterfest/market.

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Our broadcast covers Hardin County and into Allen, Auglaize, Hancock, Logan, Marion, Union, and Wyandot Counties including a majority of communities within.