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Kenton Schools Holding Community Meeting

The Kenton City Schools is holding a community meeting to discuss the Ohio School Boards Association transportation study.   That recommends a two-tier busing system for the upcoming school year.   The findings along with the recommendations will be shared at the meeting and the community will have a chance to share their thoughts about the findings, suggestions for improvements, and concerns with the proposed plan.   The meeting will be held on Tuesday, April 2, 2019 at 6:00 P.M. […]

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Two People Sentenced in Common Pleas Court

Two people were sentenced recently in Hardin County Common Pleas Court.   According to documents from Prosecutor Brad Bailey's Office:   .Tristan A. Mendenhall was sentenced to 11 months in prison on one count of possession of heroin. He was given credit for 107 days time served.   .Bryan M. Radcliffe was placed on five years community control with conditions on one count of tampering with evidence.   Both cases were heard by Judge Scott Barrett.

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Cross to Discuss First Few Months in Office

83rd Ohio House Representative Jon Cross is the guest on Public Eye this week.   Cross will talk about his first few months in office and the challenges that lie ahead.   That includes work that needs to be done on the state budget submitted by Governor Mike DeWine.   Cross will also reflect the work he is doing on the four committees he's been assigned to.   The complete discussion can be heard on Public Eye, Saturday morning at […]

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Hardin Northern Elementary Library Adding New Books

Money for book purchases has been awarded to the Hardin Northern Elementary Library.   Two books were purchased for the library with money donated by the Class of 1955 in memory of classmate Harold John Freed. Those titles are “Look Inside Farm Equipment and “Inside Machines: Tractors.”   Also, two books were purchased with money donated by Marleen Crowe in memory of former teacher Kathryn Crider. They are “The Best Story, Froggy Goes to the Library” and “You’re Here For […]

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Ada Kiwanis Holding Pancake and Sausage Day

The Ada Kiwanis Club 67th annual Pancake and Sausage Day is happening tomorrow.   It will be served Saturday from 7:00 a.m. until 1:00 p.m. at the Ada High School Cafeteria.   Tickets are &7.00 in advance and $8.00 at the door.   They can still be purchased from any Ada Kiwanis member.

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Former Roundhead McDonald Park Board Official Indicted on Nine Charges

The former Roundhead McDonald Park Board Fiscal Officer has been served an indictment on charges stemming from events which are alleged to have occurred from June to September of 2017. According to a release from Hardin County Prosecutor Brad Bailey's Office, Jennifer K. Henkle was charged in a nine count indictment that include charges of theft in office, money laundering, tampering with records and attempted theft in office. The matter has been set for a pre-trial and trial in Hardin […]

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McBride Honored by Ohio 4-H Conference

Hardin County 4-H Volunteer Bob McBride was honored at the Ohio 4-H Conference in Columbus earlier this month. McBride was recognized by Interim Ohio 4-H Leader, Dr. Kirk Bloir, and Director of Extension, Dr. Roger Rennekamp, for 55 years of service to the Ohio 4-H Program. He is an advisor for the Blanchard Pleasant Buckeyes 4-H Club, as well as serving as a project judge in several counties.

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Two Kenton Residents Facing Drug Charges

Two people were arrested following an investigation by Kenton police Wednesday.   According to the report, officers went to the 200 block of Summit Street, where they arrested 34 year old Rachael McGrath on a warrant.   Another suspect in the house, a 37 year old man, allegedly tested positive for drugs, including fentanyl. He has not yet been charged.   Officers reported finding six hypodermic syringes, which were seized from the residence.   Both suspects were eventually transported to […]

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Theft from Disabled Person Under Investigation

A theft was reported to Kenton Police on Wednesday.   According to the report, officers were dispatched to the 900 block of Meadow Lane in reference to a theft from a disabled adult.   A car and a television were allegedly stolen from the victim.   A 39 year old Kenton woman was named as a suspect, but she has not yet been charged as the incident remains under investigation.

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