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The American Legion Welcomes All Veterans into Its’ Community

Delaware, OH, July 31. 2019 – On Tuesday, July 30th, 2019 President Trump signed The Legion Act – Let Everyone Get Involved in Opportunities for National Service Act – which redefines The American Legion’s membership eligibility dates. The new membership eligibility now spans from December 7th, 1941, until a time when Congress determines that the United States is no longer at war. The Legion Act opens the door for approximately six million veterans and their families to access American Legion […]

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Battle of Munda Documentary Premieres in Kenton

Last night WGTE Public Media held the premiere of A Soldier’s Story: Never Forgotten at the Hardin County Armory. The documentary featured Albert Horn, a vetrean and the man who had the idea for the documentary, Dan Robinson who helped with research, Nathan Hursh, who is the producer and Sergeant First Class Joshua Mann who is an Ohio National Guard Historian. The documentary covered the Battle of Munda Point and the men who fought in it. The battle took place […]

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OhioHealth HMH Adds Protective Services Team

Kenton, OH - July 30, 2019 - OhioHealth Hardin Memorial Hospital has added a Protective Services team to its care site to help create a safer environment for its associates, patients, visitors, volunteers and medical staff. The specially trained team of professionals will work in partnership with the local Police Department and Sheriff's Office to resolve potential safety concerns. They will also support the Facilities Department with maintaining emergency safety in the building conducting safety rounds. Pictured above are members […]

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Fair Filing Deadline is Today

Today is the filing deadline for all Junior Fair entries for the 2019 Hardin County Fair.   Livestock and non-livestock entries are due by 11:59pm tonight.   Entries can be completed at hardin.fairwire.com.   A link is available at hardincountyfair.org.

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Ridgemont School’s No Cell Phone Policy Begins August 15

The no cell phone policy at the Ridgemont Schools will begin August 15.   For students, that means devices must be out of sight, turned off and in lockers before 1st period.   No devices are allowed between 8:30am to 3:15pm.   All students and classrooms are equipped with enough Chromebooks that can be used for school projects.   Parents needing to communicate important information can contact the office and it will be relayed to the students.   The change […]

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Theft at Dollar General Reported Tuesday

A theft at Dollar General was reported to Kenton police Tuesday evening.   According to the report, an employee told officers that $80 worth of items that were on display on the sidewalk in front of the business were stolen.   A customer at the store is said to have witnessed the theft and recorded the act on a cell phone.   36 year old Brandon Bolling, of Kenton, was issued a summons for theft.

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Forest Library Hosting Back to School Kickoff Party

The Forest-Jackson Public Library will host a Coloring Contest Back to School Kickoff Party tomorrow (Thursday August 1).   The event will be held starting at 5:30 Thursday evening.   Winners of the coloring contest will be announced.   The library is located at 102 West Lima Street in Forest.

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ACSO DARE Program Receives Grants

The Allen County Sheriff's Office D.A.R.E. Program was the recipient of a grant.   The program received a grant in the amount of $2500 presented by Sam's Club.   Gayle Brock, from Sam's Club, said she and her team are big believers in D.A.R.E. and what it does for area youth.   The sheriff's office thanked Sam's Club for the donation.

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WPD Receives Bicycles for National Night Out Giveaway

The Noon Optimist Club donated bicycles for the Wapakoneta Police Department's National Night Out.    Every girl and boy will have an opportunity for a chance to win one of the bicycles.   Members from the Noon Optimist Club also will be on hand to help fit bike helmets that will be available while supplies last.   The ladies from the Noon Optimist Club have been very generous over the years with National Night.   National Night Out is being […]

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