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Secretary of State Revisiting “Last Chance” Postcards

COLUMBUS - Today, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose began the process to send voter registration forms to addresses which did not respond to "last chance" postcards sent by their local county Board of Election. This morning, the Elections Division of the Secretary of State's office issued a request of county boards of elections to provide the voter ID numbers of those who did not respond to “last chance” postcards at the request of the previous administration. These voter ID […]

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State Representative And Citizens Speak To Council

State Representative, Jon Cross, spoke to the Council to update on the current situation in Columbus. Cross said that it has been a great first 30 days at the statehouse. Cross proposed an open invitation to the 83rd House District office, citing that its “The peoples office”. Cross also announced that he was appointed to four standing committees. These include Energy and Natural Resources, Finance, Financial Institutions and, Public Utilities. Cross went on to say that these committees are strong […]

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Two People Killed in Hancock County Crash

Two people were killed in a crash that occurred Sunday evening on I-75 in Hancock County.   WFIN Radio reported that 25 year old Benjamin Wallen, of Findlay, lost control of his vehicle, which ended up across the median where it struck a semi tractor trailer unit being operated by 64 old Martin Sparks.   Wallen and a passenger, 30 year old Amelia Adams, also of Findlay, were both ejected from the vehicle and were pronounced dead at the scene. […]

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Slippery Roads Lead to Mishaps in Wyandot County

Several mishaps that were blamed on the weather were reported Sunday evening in Wyandot County.   According to the reports, 19 year old Destiny Oler, of Sycamore, lost control of her vehicle on County Highway 9. The car went off the road and struck a guardrail.   Two other mishaps occurred on U.S. 23.   52 year old Jasminder Bindra, of Columbus, ended off the right side of the road where her vehicle struck the ditch.   In the other […]

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Kenton Man Facing Theft Charge

A Kenton man is facing theft charges following an incident reported to police on Sunday.   According to the report, officers were requested to the 300 block of High Street in reference to a theft.   The 72 year old victim told police that her 46 year old son made unauthorized charges totaling $875 on her credit card.   So far, no charges have been filed, and the incident remains under investigation.

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Two Events Scheduled This Weekend at Marion Palace Theatre

Patrons will have the opportunity to attend two separate events this weekend at the historic Marion Palace Theatre located at 276 West Center Street in downtown Marion. On Friday, February 15 at 7:30 p.m., the final performance for the 2018-2019 Season of “Improv in the May” takes place in the May Pavilion. During this popular comedy show, members of the audience suggest ideas for the games and skits that seasoned stage actors perform. The rotational pool of actors from Shovel […]

todayFebruary 11, 2019 57

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Forest Man Facing Charges Following Traffic Stop

A Forest man is facing several charges following a traffic stop over the weekend.   According to the Kenton Police Department report, officers stopped the car in the 600 block of South Detroit Street, and conducted a probable cause search since it had just left a known drug area.   Police say they found an uncapped syringe on the passenger side of the car, and the driver, identified as 57 year year old Steve A. Gault, allegedly tried to conceal […]

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Kenton City Council and Kenton School Board Meets Tonight

Both Kenton City Council and the Kenton School's Board of Education will hold meetings tonight.   The Kenton Board meeting will start at 5:30 this evening and will quickly go into executive session.   That is expected to last around 90 minutes, and the items on the agenda will be taken care of starting around 7.   Kenton City Council has a light agenda to take care of this evening.   That meeting will start at 7 in the Kenton […]

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Tickets On Sale for Kenton Lions Club Show

Tickets are on sale now for the 67th Anniversary Kenton Lions Club Show.   Hardin County Life in Satire will be presented Saturday April 6th at 8pm and a matinee performance Sunday April 7 at 2pm at the Kenton Middle School Auditorium.   Patron tickets cost $15 and admits two people plus you will get your name in the program as a guest patron.   Tickets will be sold at the door for $6 each.   See any Lions member […]

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