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Kenton Gets New Street Sweeper

Tim Castle, Brent Moore, and Jeff Prater stand in front of Kenton’s new street sweeper. “We are very excited to start working on getting the streets cleaned up. It has been a long time coming” said Castle, Public Works Superintendent. Keeping the streets, curbs, and gutters clean and free of debris not only improves the appearance and cleanliness of the streets but will help maintain the City’s stormwater and street assets. The City is working on developing a cleaning schedule […]

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Rite Aid in Ada Robbed Monday Night

The Ada Police Department is in the process of investigating a robbery that took place at Rite Aid, 610 S. Main St. in Ada. On June 24, 2024 at 8:54 p.m., Ada Officers were dispatched to Rite Aid in reference to a robbery that had just occurred. The suspects were described as 3 black males wearing “covid-19” style masks in all black clothing. No weapons were presented or seen, and there were no reported injuries. The males absconded on foot […]

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Jury Seated in Clapsaddle Trial

A jury has been seated in the trial of Dustin Clapsaddle. The jury consists of six men and six women, and one man and one woman are alternates. They will decide the fate of the former Kenton High School teacher, who was indicted in August of 2023 on charges of rape, sexual battery, gross sexual imposition and kidnapping. After jury instructions from Judge Steve Christopher, opening statements were presented. For the state, Hardin County Assistant Prosecutor McKenzie Klingler told the […]

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Story About Dog Missing for Two Weeks has Happy Ending

A Kenton family, whose pet dog went missing two weeks ago, has a happy ending. The Miller family said that Sanders, an 11 year old Golden Retriever/Yellow Lab mix, ran away on the morning of June 6. Devin Miller recalls how it happened, "I was working on my car, didn’t think to close the gate, he never leaves outside of the gate. It just so happened the one time that I left it open, he did end up leaving." After […]

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Train Slams into Semi on Mt. Victory Railroad Tracks; Driver Escapes with Minor Injuries

The Hardin Co Sheriff’s Office is currently investigating a semi-truck/trailer versus train crash that occurred on the east/west line of CSX Railroad in Mt. Victory. The crash occurred at approximately noon at the St Rt 31/Main St crossing. The truck driver, Richard Lavander of Ontario Canada, attempted to drive around the crossbuck that was down to warn of a nearby traveling train. As the truck went around the crossbuck an eastbound CSX train struck the truck. The impact separated the […]

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Findlay Police Investigate Report of Shots Fired/Barricaded Person Inside Findlay Residence

This is the complete release from the Findlay Police Department: On 06-11-24 at 0748 hours FPD officers were dispatched to a shots fired call in the 1800 block of Bishop Lane. The caller reported that their neighbor had fired three gun shots off his back porch. The individual in question has a known history of mental illness with the FPD. Officers arrived on scene and attempted to make telephone contact with the individual but he would not answer. A PA […]

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Ohio Northern University Dean’s List and 2024 Graduates

Ohio Northern University has released the names of those who made the spring 2024 dean’s list and who recently graduated. For your publication needs, ONU now has public databases you can access. Searches can be customized for your coverage area according to last name, city, state, 5-digit zip code and/or county. Here are links to each database: For the dean's list.... https://www.onu.edu/deans-list For the graduate list.... https://www.onu.edu/grad-list

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