Marion Man Found Guilty of Attempted Murder in Shooting Targeting Police Officers and Residents

Marion Man Found Guilty of Attempted Murder in Shooting Targeting Police Officers and Residents

A man was found guilty on multiple felony charges following a trial in Marion County Common Pleas Court. According to a release from Ray Grogan with the Marion County Prosecutor's Office, Isaiah Redmon was found guilty of multiple serious felonies after he forced his way into a home and later opened fire on a group of people that included two Marion police officers. On September 22, 2025, Redmon forced entry into a residence on North Grand Avenue in Marion and […]

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Water Main Break Closes West Front Street in Findlay

A water main break has occurred in the City of Findlay. As a result, West Front Street, from South Cory to South Main Street, is closed until further notice. The Findlay Police Department is advising motorists to seek alternate routes and avoid the area. Do not attempt to bypass barricades or enter the closed road.

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Water Main Break Reported on North Detroit Street in Kenton

City of Kenton Government A water main break has occurred in the 700 block of North Detroit Street in Kenton. According to information on the City of Kenton Government Facebook page, crews are currently on scene and making repairs, while the system is under pressure. This may cause low water pressure for nearby residents. Motorists are encouraged to slow down and use extra caution when passing through the work zone.

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OSHP to Conduct Week-Long Traffic Safety Enforcement on I-270

The Ohio State Highway Patrol, alongside local and state safety partners, will be conducting a focused operation on Interstate 270 in Franklin County to stop reckless driving and reduce fatal crashes from Sunday, July 19 through Saturday, July 25. During the week-long enforcement, the Patrol will be working in collaboration with Police Departments from Columbus, Dublin and Gahanna, as well as the Franklin County Sheriff’s Office, and Ohio Department of Transportation. OSP's Aviation Unit will also participate in the enforcement. To […]

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Governor DeWine Awards $11.9 Million to Support Demolition Projects in 73 Counties

(COLUMBUS, Ohio)—Ohio Governor Mike DeWine and Ohio Department of Development Director Lydia Mihalik today announced $11.9 million in grants to help 73 counties prepare sites for redevelopment by demolishing existing unsafe, blighted buildings. That includes $230,000 to Hardin County. Projects that were approved are 105 East Lima Street in Forest, 328 and 334 Kohler Street in Kenton, 9614 Township Raod 80 Kenton, 205 South Wheeler and 227 South Main Streets in Mt. Victory. In our region, Allen, Auglaize, Hancock, and […]

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ONU HealthWise Pharmacy Offers Tips for Treating Mosquito Bites

Mosquito bites are part of summer, but the Ohio Northern University HealthWise Pharmacy said the itch doesn’t have to take over your day. Some at-home strategies to help ease discomfort and swelling include applying a cold compress, using anti-itch creams such as hydrocortisone or calamine, an oral antihistamine and soothing with aloe vera. Visit the ONU Healthwise Pharmacy in person or on Facebook for more suggestions.

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Back in Time at the Barn Set for Saturday at Hardin County Heritage Center

Hardin County Historical Museums, Inc. Hardin County Historical Museums Back in Time at the Barn is set to take place tomorrow. It's an opportunity to celebrate America 250 with a day of living history, hands-on activities, historic demonstrations, and family fun. The grounds of the Hardin County Heritage Center, located at 14380 County Road 140 in Kenton, will open at 10:00 Saturday morning, the Pit Stop Food Truck will operate from 11:00-2:00, and Liberty Garden Kits are available all day. […]

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Mary Lou Johnson Library Announces Final July Youth Programs

Mary Lou Johnson - Hardin County District Library Remaining youth programs for the month of July at the Mary Lou Johnson-Hardin County District Library are scheduled for next week. On Monday, July 20 from 2:00-4:00 p.m., patrons up to 18 years old who check out a book, can get an ice cream float on the way out. Then on Friday, July 24, a summer party for Teen Time will be held from noon until 2:00 p.m. There will be board […]

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Village of Ada Welcomes New Human Resources & Finance Administrative Assistant

The Village of Ada welcomed the new Human Resources & Finance Administrative Assistant on Thursday. An Ada High School graduate and longtime Ada resident, Calthy LaRue graduated from Franklin University with a degree in HR Management. With 8 years of Human Resources experience in manufacturing, along with expertise in safety and union relations, she brings a wealth of knowledge to the team. In her new role, she's looking forward to building relationships with Village employees, finding new ways to improve […]

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