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May Is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month

The month of May is Motorcycle Safety Awareness Month. The campaign serves as a reminder at the start of the traditional riding season for motorists to share the road and for riders to prioritize safety. Hardin County Sheriff Keith Everhart had this blunt advice for motorcyclists, "Don’t be stupid, okay? Ride with common sense, ride with safety in mind. I’ve seen a lot of people do some really dumb things on motorcycles because it’s fun or it’s cool. No, it’s […]

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Illinois man indicted in Williams County on Grand Theft after evading $21,991 in Ohio Turnpike tolls 

BRYAN – An Illinois man was indicted on Grand Theft in the Williams County Court of Common Pleas following an investigation by the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP).  A grand jury indicted Moath Musamih, 39, Orland Park, Ill., on April 21 after he deprived the Ohio Turnpike of $21,991 in tolls over a two-year period. While working in partnership with the Ohio Turnpike and Infrastructure Commission (OTIC) to deter toll evasion, Musamih was determined to have been using the Ohio […]

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Superior CU Named #63 Best-Performing  Credit Union in U.S.

Superior Credit Union LIMA, OH—S&P Global Market Intelligence, formerly S&P Capital IQ and SNL Financial, recently released its ranking of 2025’s 100 best-performing credit unions. Superior Credit Union, based in Lima, Ohio, was named the #63 Best-Performing Credit Union in the U.S. The credit union was also ranked second in the state of Ohio and first in western Ohio, where it currently serves its members and communities. S&P Global Market Intelligence ranked the nation’s credit unions using six weighted financial […]

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Ohio Farm Bureau Seeking Student Workers For Ohio State Fair Exhibits

Ohio Farm Bureau is seeking students with a passion for agriculture to help Ohio State Fairgoers learn more about the agricultural industry through interactive exhibits. This is a paid position for high school and college students ages 18 and over. The person hired must commit to the 12-day fair schedule plus one training day. Apply at ofbf.org/careers. Applications close today, May 1.

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Free Virtual Business Event Offers Keynotes And Resources For Entrepreneurs

The Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance is reminding the community about the National Small Business Week 2-Day Virtual Summit that is officially happening on May 5th and May 6th. Whether you’ve been in the game for years or you’re just starting your journey, this is the fuel your business needs. You can expect keynotes from industry heavyweights, free resources to streamline your workflow, expert advice from America’s SBDC's and virtual exhibit booths packed with innovation. The event is completely […]

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OSHP Trooper Baker Promoted to Sergeant at the Marysville Post

COLUMBUS - Trooper Bradley A. Baker, Office of Field Operations, Motorcycle Unit, was promoted to the rank of sergeant on April 5 and was recognized today by Colonel Charles A. Jones, Patrol superintendent, during a ceremony at the Patrol’s Training Academy. Sergeant Baker transferred from his previous assignment at the Office of Field Operations, Motorcycle Unit, to serve as assistant post commander at the Marysville Post. Sergeant Baker began his Patrol career in October 2014 as a member of the 157th […]

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Artists Sought For Uptown Marysville Mural Project

Main Street Marysville and the city are seeking artists to submit qualifications for a new mural project in historic Uptown Marysville. The mural, featured on the northern and eastern walls of a Union County administrative building at 128 South Main Street. Artists are encouraged to take inspiration from Marysville’s rich history for their artwork. Historical photographs are available for download to be used as inspiration and/or in the artwork. ​The deadline for submission is May 18. For more information, please […]

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May Blood Drive Scheduled at Kenton Moose

There is only one blood drive scheduled around the area in May. That will be held on Monday, May 18 at the Kenton Moose. It is scheduled for noon until 6pm at 801 West Lima Street in Kenton. To make an appointment or to find more blood drives, visit redcrossblood.org.

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Benjamin Logan Places Second At Area IV Envirothon

Benjamin Logan Local School District Benjamin Logan High School students earned a second-place overall finish at the 2026 Area IV Envirothon on Tuesday, April 28, at the Preble County Historical Society, qualifying for the Ohio Envirothon State Competition. Benjamin Logan fielded two teams under the direction of Mr. Reames. Participating students included Trinity Helton, Junah Tingley, Winnie Bodin, Marlee Butcher, Annika Chappell, Ashlyn Kelsey, Alivia James, Elizabeth James, Dane Reffner, and Michael Dickey. Benjamin Logan Local School District The senior […]

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