The United Way of Hardin County supports over 15 area charities and organizations. One of those is the Girl Scouts of Western Ohio, which announced recently that orders for their famous Girl Scout cookies are being accepted now. There are 16 Girl Scout troops in Hardin County, so finding a cookie seller near you should be easy. Supporting your local girl scout troop provides them with funds for activities throughout […]
Hardin County 4-H announced last week that it is time to apply for the Hardin County 4-H Scholarship by turning in your Ohio Achievement record. Hardin County 4-H will award two $500 scholarships. You must be a current 4-H member in the Class of 2023, and you must have completed your Ohio 4-H Achievement Record. The Achievement Records are due by 4:30pm on January 31 to the OSU Extension Office. […]
COLUMBUS — Ohioans who wish to learn what it takes to ride a motorcycle safely and responsibly can sign-up for rider courses online beginning Monday, Jan. 23. Training courses through Motorcycle Ohio begin as early as March and run through early November. The state has over 600,000 endorsed riders, making Ohio one of the largest states for total ridership. Education and public awareness are keys to making our roadways safer […]
The Health Occupations Students of America members at Kenton High School competed in the Regional competition this past Friday. Thirteen students competed in the competition. 8 of the students advanced to the State competition in March.
Kenton Top Twenty hosted a clinic and performance this past Saturday. The other groups included Lakeland Vocal Motion, Buckeye Valley Visions, and the Kenton Middle School Dimensions. The top performer from Top Twenty was Abi Temple and Faith Phipps from Dimensions. All the groups were credited with doing a great performance.
An all you can eat spaghetti dinner will be served Saturday January 28 in the Hardin Northern School cafeteria. It will begin at 3:30 that afternoon and will end at the start of the basketball game against Arlington. The cost of the meal is $10 for adults and $8 for children sixth grade and under payable at the door. Proceeds will go towards the Hardin Northern Senior Class trip to […]
Dr. King at ONU Jan 11, 1968 Today is Martin Luther King Jr. Day, which celebrates his birth on January 15, 1929. Dr. King was the chief spokesperson for nonviolent activism in the Civil Rights Movement, which protested racial discrimination in federal and state law. Dr. King spoke at Ohio Northern University on January 11, 1968. During the speech, he said he is asked all the time if there has […]
A College Credit Plus Meeting will be held at Kenton High School. It will start at 6:30pm on February 8 and will be held in the High School cafeteria. Per state requirements, any student interested in taking CCP courses needs to attend the meeting with a parent. CCP information and updates will be presented. Area colleges are invited to attend to answer specific questions from parents.
The next McGuffey Village Council meeting will take place this evening. It will start at 6 this evening in council chambers. This will be a joint meeting with the Board of Public Affairs. The public is welcome to attend.