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Man Arrested Following Domestic Disturbance in Nevada

A Nevada man was arrested Thursday following an argument with his brother.   According to the report from the Wyandot County Sheriff's Office, deputies were dispatched to a residence in the 300 block of South Goodbread Street to investigate the active domestic disturbance.   It was discovered that the suspect, identified as Steven Bledsoe, allegedly punched his brother several times, and shoved his mother causing an injury to her.   The argument apparently started when Bledsoe was about to smoke […]

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Ridgemont Releases Highlights of April Board of Education Meeting

The Ridgemont Board of Education April Meeting was held Thursday evening. The following are the highlights: The Hazel Daniel Moore Environmental Classroom and Land Lab Ribbon Cutting was attended by the entire student body and staff as well as community members on April 17th. Graduation will be held Friday, May 31, 2019, at 7:00 pm in the PK-12 Gymnasium in Mt. Victory. The Board approved the list of Seniors for the Class of 2019 who will Graduate May 31, 2019, […]

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KSHS Hosts Annual Awards Day May 14

Kenton Senior High School's Annual Awards Day program has been set for Tuesday May 14.   The program will start at 9am in the high school gymnasium, and is open to the public.   Allen Scholarship Foundation, Dollars for Scholarships, the Kenton Excellence for Education Foundation, memorial scholarships, local scholarships and other awards will be announced at Awards day.

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Supreme Court of Ohio Refuses to Hear Appeal of Dennis Dellifield

The Supreme Court of Ohio has declined to accept jurisdiction of an appeal made by the former band director of Allen East Schools. Dennis L. Dellifield was convicted in late February of 2018 on two counts each of attempted illegal use of a minor in nudity oriented material and attempted illegal use of a minor in nudity oriented material and performance. The charges stem from Dellifield's text messages sent to two minor boys asking them to send him photos of […]

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Boil Water Advisory in Forest Has Been Lifted

The boil advisory for residents in Forest whose water service was off on Gage St. and Wells Road has been lifted. According to information from the village, water was turned off for residents of 529,523,521,515 West Gage along with ALL of Wells Road for a water main installation on Wednesday. The boil water advisory was in effect when the water was turned back on Wednesday afternoon.

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Hardin County Sheriff’s Personnel Receive Award

Hardin County Sheriff's Office Dispatcher Tim McMillion and Deputies Kendrick Garmon and Aric Jordan-Larue received the 2017 Double Gold Award from the Ohio Association of Public Safety Communication Officials/National Emergency Number Association.   The Conference and Award ceremony is held on a biennial basis at the Kalahari Resort and Convention Center in Sandusky.   Their award was earned by handling 2 multiple injury crashes within minutes of each other.   Their professional demeanor and dedication saved many lives.   Deputy […]

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LMH Health Systems Presents Life Saving Award to Bluffton Girl

A 7 year old Bluffton girl was presented with a Life Saving Award for placing a 9-1-1 call for her unresponsive grandmother.   The Lima Memorial Health Systems said that Sydney Goodwin called the emergency number when her grandmother experienced low blood sugar that left her unresponsive.   The first grader dialed 9-1-1 and was able to inform them about her grandmother's condition as well as state her location.   Her quick thinking is credited for saving her grandmother's life. […]

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University of Findlay Spring Concert Set for April 28

The University of Findlay Symphonic Band and Wind Ensemble will combine forces under the direction of Jack Taylor, professor of music, for their annual spring concert on Sunday, April 28 at 3 p.m. in the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts. The event will be free and open to the public, no tickets required. “Through the Narrow Gate – The Road to Salvation” is the theme for this year’s concert. Featured works will celebrate the human spirit and spirituality with […]

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Spring Planting Means Increase of Farm Equipment on Roadways

Hardin County – Planting season is always crunch time for farmers. They know that research says that early planted corn and soybeans has the best chance for large yields. However, field conditions may only allow planting for a few days because of wet weather. As a result, farmers put in long hours to get the crop planted on these few days suitable for planting. To get these tasks done, a large amount of farm equipment will be on the roads. […]

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