dbeverly, Author at 95.3 WKTN - Your Region, Your Radio

Average Gas Prices Spike Again

Another week, another sharp increase of average prices for a gallon of gasoline. According to AAA, https://gasprices.aaa.com/?state=OH, the average U.S. price is $4.54 a gallon today, which is an increase of 32 cents since last Wednesday. The Ohio average is $4.81 a gallon, an increase of 59 cents in one week. Hardin County’s average price per gallon is at $4.55 a gallon, a big increase from last week’s $4.07 a gallon. That is the cheapest average in our region. The […]

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Kasler and Schwemer Easily Win Republican Primary Races; Flowers Runs Unopposed on Democratic Ballot; Riverdale School Renewal Levy Decided

Races are set for this Fall after Tuesday’s Primary Election. On the Republican ballot for Hardin County Commissioner, Michael Kasler won in a landslide. He picked up 1442 votes. The next top vote getter was Paul Osborne with 658 votes, third was Michelle Laubis with 590 and Bob Carder got 303 votes. Kasler expressed his appreciation for voters on Tuesday and said he is looking forward to November, "Yes it was a very good campaign, and the citizens of Hardin […]

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ONU Resumes Normal Operations After Tuesday’s Bomb Threat

There were some anxious moments on the campus of Ohio Northern University in Ada Tuesday. At around 2:25 Tuesday afternoon, a bomb threat was received and the campus was evacuated, and students were sheltered at Ada High School. ONU Public Safety, the Ada Police Department, Hardin County Sheriff’s Office, Kenton Police, Forest Police, Perry Township Police, and the West Central Regional Bomb Squad responded and assisted in a search of campus buildings. By 3:45pm, King-Horn was cleared. Around 20 minutes […]

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ONU Campus Being Evacuated Due to Bomb Threat

UPDATE: 5/5/26 4:02 p.m. ONU Alert: McIntosh is now clear. Students are able to return to McIntosh at this time. The C-store is open and the dining hall will be open at 4:30 p.m. for dinner. The WOW Cafe will open at a later time. At this point, students can only be in either King-Horn or McIntosh. Campus is NOT open for pedestrian traffic. UPDATE: 5/5/26 3:42 p.m. ONU Alert: King-Horn (and ONLY King-Horn) has been cleared. Students are able […]

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Public Eye Podcast

Ray Brown Memorial Park Dedication Topic of Public Eye Podcast

David Strittmatter, Associate Professor of History at Ohio Northern University and Hardin County Historical Museums Board Member, talks about the Ray Brown Memorial Park Dedication Ceremony taking place on May 14 in Alger, where Brown was born.. He also talks about Brown's career and induction into the Major League Baseball Hall of Fame. The show first aired the weekend of May 2, 2026. Ray Brown ParkDownload

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Average Gas Prices Rise Sharply in One Week

After a couple of weeks of declines, average prices for a gallon of gasoline increased since last week. According to AAA, https://gasprices.aaa.com/?state=OH the average U.S. price is $4.22 a gallon today, which is an increase of twelve cents since last Wednesday. The Ohio average is also $4.22 a gallon, an increase of 22 cents in one week. Hardin County's average price per gallon is at $4.07 a gallon, a big increase from last week's $3.68 a gallon. That is the […]

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Kenton City Council Receives Municipal Court Report; Mayor Praises Police, Fire and Public Works Departments; KHS Student Signs Employment Agreement

Kenton City Council conducted its 8th regular session of the year Monday evening. Judge Andrew Tudor presented the Court's Annual Report to Council. Judge Tudor noted that his term began January 1 this year, and the transition has been very smooth. He credits his staff for their assistance in making that possible. He said he is continuing to round-up his team with two well-known attorneys who will serve as of acting judges, who will sit in for him when he […]

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Sheriff Everhart Speaks at Alliance’s Legislative Breakfast

Hardin County Sheriff Keith Everhart joined fellow community leaders in addressing those attending the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance Legislative Breakfast this (Friday) morning. The Sheriff presented updates on numerous initiatives and ongoing projects, as well as challenges facing the Office. He also conveyed his appreciation for the cooperation and support provided to the Sheriff's Office by Hardin County residents. The Legislative Breakfast was held at The Inn at Ohio Northern University in Ada. Story and photo from: https://www.facebook.com/OHHCSO

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Cano to Become Next Bath Schools Superintendent

The Bath Local Schools Board of Education announced that Andrew Cano will be appointed as the district’s next superintendent. The hiring is expected to be made official at a special meeting on Monday April 27. The former Hardin Northern superintendent will succeed Mike Estes, who will be retiring on July 31. Cano will begin his tenure on August 1. The Hardin Northern Board of Education accepted Cano’s resignation at its February meeting, and it is effective July 31. Picture and […]

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dbeverly

Average Gas Prices Spike Again

Kasler and Schwemer Easily Win Republican Primary Races; Flowers Runs Unopposed on Democratic Ballot; Riverdale School Renewal Levy Decided

ONU Resumes Normal Operations After Tuesday’s Bomb Threat

ONU Campus Being Evacuated Due to Bomb Threat

Ray Brown Memorial Park Dedication Topic of Public Eye Podcast

Average Gas Prices Rise Sharply in One Week

Kenton City Council Receives Municipal Court Report; Mayor Praises Police, Fire and Public Works Departments; KHS Student Signs Employment Agreement

Sheriff Everhart Speaks at Alliance’s Legislative Breakfast

Cano to Become Next Bath Schools Superintendent

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