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Ridgemont Schools Board Highlights Quiz Bowl, FFA, Personnel, and Graduation Plans at Recent Meeting

The Ridgemont Schools Board of Education met Wednesday evening. Superintendent Brian Hogan stated that the Ridgemont Quiz Bowl team will be competing at the National Quiz Bowl Tournament in Chicago, Illinois April 11 through the 13. The students are Olivia Newland, Jakob Wallace, Maverick Dawson, and Hayden Williamson. Also, Hogan said the Ridgemont FFA State Agriscience Fair members, who are in the Top 4 in Ohio, will be on the stage at the 2026 State FFA Convention on May 1 […]

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Chad Thrush and Drew Cano Named Finalists for Bath Schools Superintendent

The Lima News reported Wednesday that Kenton Superintendent Chad Thrush is one of four finalists for the superintendent's position for Bath Schools. The superintendent, who has one year left on his contract, told WKTN today that he has notified the Kenton Board of Education about his status as a finalist with Bath Schools, but as of now, he has not submitted his resignation. In a statement, Thrush said, "I’ve been presented with multiple opportunities in the past, but this one […]

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Wyandot Chamber Seeks Vendors for Spring Fling

Wyandot Chamber of Commerce The Wyandot Chamber of Commerce is looking for all farmers market artisans and vendors to participate in its Spring Fling on April 25. They are looking to fill downtown Upper Sandusky with food trucks, live music, kids’ activities and a full Farmer's Market. You are encouraged to call 419-294-3349 or email director@wyandotchamber.com to reserve your spot. The event will run from 10am until 3pm April 25 in downtown Upper Sandusky.

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Village of Alger Community Yard Sales Scheduled for May 21–24

The Village of Alger The Village of Alger Community Yard Sales will take place May 21 through 24. An official community yard sale map is being created, and if you are planning a yard sale, you can register your address will be added to a public map so residents and visitors can easily find you. Only your address, sale days and times, and any items you choose to list will appear on the public map. The registration deadline is May […]

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Logan County Music and Art Festival Set for April 10–12 at Holland Theatre

Holland Theatre The Logan County Music and Art Festival will be held this weekend at the Holland Theatre in Bellefontaine. Artwork created by kindergarten through 12 grade students from Bellefontaine, Benjamin Logan, Calvary Christian, Indian Lake, and Riverside Schools April 10 through 12. The hours are Friday 5:00 until 8:00 p.m., and Saturday and Sunday from 1:00 until 3:00 p.m. The Art Show is free and open to the public. The Awards and Concert will start at 7:30 Friday evening. […]

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HCCBA Launches Women’s Golf League at Memorial Park Starting May 4

Hardin County Chamber & Business Alliance The Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance is officially kicking off its Women's League at Memorial Park Golf Club starting May 4. This is an opportunity to connect with fellow golfers, enhance your skills, and enjoy the game of golf in a supportive and welcoming environment. Limited spots are available, and registration is required. Contact Deb Phillips at 330-465-8907 for registration information and all the league details.

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Hancock County Fair Board Reallocates $500,000 Grant to Fund Fairgrounds Improvements

The Hancock County Agricultural Society Board of Directors met on April 6, 2026, at the Old Mill Stream Centre to finalize the allocation of a $500,000 One-Time Strategic Community Investments Grant awarded in fall 2024 through former State Representative Jon Cross. The funds were originally designated for the proposed Small Animal Barn project. Following further evaluation, that project has been tabled. The Board has approved reallocating these funds to a series of capital improvement projects that will be completed ahead […]

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Marion County Deputies Use Flock Technology to Recover Stolen Vehicle

A Flock Safety Camera aided deputies from the Marion County Sheriff's Office this week in the apprehension of a Kentucky man. According to a release, at approximately 2:00 p.m. on April 7, 2026, Deputies from the Marion County Sheriff’s Office received a stolen vehicle alert from a Flock Safety Camera in the area of State Route 95 and U.S. Route 23. The vehicle was reported to be a white 2024 Ford Bronco bearing a Pennsylvania license plate. While canvasing the […]

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Kenton Police Urge Precautions Amid Rise in Vehicle Break-Ins and Thefts

The Kenton Police Department has seen an increase in vehicle break-ins and stolen vehicles in the area. Officers encourage residents to take a few simple precautions, such as locking your vehicles, removing valuables or keep them out of sight, do not leave keys or key fobs inside, and parking in well-lit areas when possible Residents are also encouraged to report any suspicious activity that they see.

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Ridgemont Schools Board Highlights Quiz Bowl, FFA, Personnel, and Graduation Plans at Recent Meeting

Chad Thrush and Drew Cano Named Finalists for Bath Schools Superintendent

Wyandot Chamber Seeks Vendors for Spring Fling

Village of Alger Community Yard Sales Scheduled for May 21–24

Logan County Music and Art Festival Set for April 10–12 at Holland Theatre

HCCBA Launches Women’s Golf League at Memorial Park Starting May 4

Hancock County Fair Board Reallocates $500,000 Grant to Fund Fairgrounds Improvements

Marion County Deputies Use Flock Technology to Recover Stolen Vehicle

Kenton Police Urge Precautions Amid Rise in Vehicle Break-Ins and Thefts

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