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Hardin Leadership Unveils Rebrand After Year-Long Community Review

Hardin Leadership celebrated a major milestone at its Annual Meeting and Reveal on Thursday, where 25 alumni gathered to preview the organization’s new logo and learn about exciting updates for the upcoming Hardin Leadership 2026 program. The enhanced program will feature several new components designed to strengthen leadership development, including: • Mentorship opportunities to foster growth and guidance • Orientation sessions for participants and their sponsors • Accountability measures to ensure progress and engagement • Sessions hosted at diverse locations […]

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United Way’s 2025 Bourbon Ball Raises Funds to Support Hardin County Agencies

The United Way of Hardin County's recent 2025 Night at the Races Bourbon Ball was a huge success. United Way officials thanked everyone who attended, donated, and sponsored this event.  The United Way serves 13 partner agencies in Hardin County, from food banks to homeless shelters.  Every dollar raised at the event goes back into the community. If you attended, you are invited to share your photos on the United Way of Hardin County's Facebook page. You can also suggest […]

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Commissioner Sherman Updates Kenton Rotary on Vancrest Project and Property Tax Reform

Rotarian Brian Watkins asked Hardin County Commissioner Joe Sherman to share updates from the Commissioner’s office. Mr. Sherman update the club with a few of the many items on the minds and desks of the Hardin County Commissioners.  Joe shared that Vancrest has broken ground across the street, on Wildcat Way, from the Kenton City School buildings.   It will be 64-bed nursing and residential care facility with the projected opening in spring of 2027.  Commissioner Sherman also noted that it […]

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Ada Man Arraigned on Multiple Charges Following September 8 Incident

An Ada man was arraigned on multiple charges connected to an incident in Ada on September 8 of this year. Eric L. Spence was indicted on one count each of burglary, grand theft of a firearm, grand theft of a motor vehicle and 10 counts of receiving stolen property. He pleaded not guilty to all charges in Hardin County Common Pleas Court Thursday. Spence was arrested by Ada police officers as they were investigating a report about a suspicious male […]

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Five Arrested in Hancock County Drug Task Force Operation

Photos: Findlay Police Department On 10/28/25 at approx. 1600 hrs. the Hancock County METRICH Drug Task Force assisted by the FBI Northwest Ohio Safe Streets Task Force and other Government Agencies, the Hancock County Special Response Team (SRT), and the Hancock County’s Strategic Mobile Enforcement Team (SMET) executed three controlled reverse drug deliveries. The US Attorney’s office as wells as the Hancock County Prosecutor were consulted before the deliveries.   These operations stemmed from an FBI investigation where multiple kilograms […]

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Kenton Rotary Welcomes New MLJ Library Youth Services Coordinator Abbey Carl

At Recent Kenton Rotary meeting, past President Russ Blue, welcomed Abbey Carl the new Youth Services coordinator at the Mary Lou Johnson Hardin County District Library.  Since June, Ms. Carl has been at the helm of the Children’s department.  Her main areas of focus are ordering books, working in the collection of current books to be sure they are in good shape and what our community needs.  Another area of focus is programming.  Abbey is in charge of programming for […]

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ONU Senior Finds His Passion for History Through Family and Community

Photo: Ohio Northern University An Ohio Northern University student credits his grandfather for turning him into a lover of history. As a child, Jacob Wagner spent hours with him wandering through museums and conversing about historical events and people. Over time, Wagner came to see history not just as a record of what’s gone, but as a powerful lens for understanding the present. Now a senior in the ONU Getty College of Arts & Sciences, Wagner plans to teach history […]

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Latta Leads Willard High School and Upper Sandusky Middle School on U.S. Capitol Tours During Government Shutdown

Congressman Latta and 8th graders from Upper Sandusky Middle School. WASHINGTON, DC — Yesterday, Congressman Bob Latta (OH-5) personally led two U.S. Capitol tours for students from Willard High School in Huron County and Upper Sandusky Middle School in Wyandot County.  During the ongoing government shutdown, many federal operations, including public Capitol tours, are suspended until the government reopens. However, Members of Congress are still permitted to lead tours themselves, allowing students and visitors to continue experiencing the U.S. Capitol. Last […]

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Mt. Victory Man Indicted on Multiple Charges Including Aggravated Murder

A Mt. Victory man has been indicted on multiple charges in connection to a stabbing that claimed the life of another man in Mt. Victory back on October 1. According to court documents filed today (Wednesday), 46-year-old Andrew McCafferty was indicted on charges of aggravated murder, murder, involuntary manslaughter, felonious assault and two counts of tampering with evidence. McCafferty is accused of stabbing 48-year-old James Collins, of Mount Victory, who was found in the street and was transported to Hardin […]

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