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Entire Region Under Flood Watch Until Friday Morning

The National Weather Service has issued a Flood Watch for our region starting this evening and running until Friday morning.   Periods of prolonged moderate to heavy rainfall is forecast and is expected to start tonight and go through Thursday.   The the rain on top of an already saturated ground due to snow melt, could cause rivers and streams to run high over the next couple of days.   People in the watch area, especially those living in areas […]

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Drivers Escape Injury in Wyandot County Crash This Week

The Wyandot County Sheriff's Office released details of a crash that occurred this past Monday afternoon at the intersection of State Route 67 and County Highway 44.   According to the report, 80 year old Susan Crow, of Upper Sandusky, drove from a stop sign on 44 onto 67 and struck an eastbound car being operated by 28 year old Charlene Wears, of Bucyrus.   After the collision, Wears car continued off the right side of the road and struck […]

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Richwood Woman Issued Summons Following Traffic Stop

A Richwood woman was charged following a traffic stop on Tuesday night.   According to the Kenton Police Department report, officers stopped a car in the 300 block of South Wayne Street for a traffic violation.   A search of the vehicle was conducted, and officers found several drug abuse items, which were confiscated.   33 year old Jennifer Lowery was issued a summons for possessing drug abuse instruments.

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Theft From Vehicle Reported to KPD

A theft from a vehicle was reported to Kenton police on Tuesday.   According to the report, a vehicle parked in the 200 block of East Eliza Street was entered and a laptop computer and backpack were stolen.   No value of the missing items was listed on the report.   It's not known if the vehicle was locked at the time.

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Riverdale CCP Meeting Being Held This Evening

The informational College Credit Plus meeting for all Riverdale students and their parents that was originally scheduled for January 23rd has been rescheduled.   It will be held this evening at 6:30 pm at Carey High School.   Any current Riverdale student in grades 6-11 planning on taking CCP classes during the 2019-20 school year should attend with their parents, even if they have attended an informational meeting before.   This meeting has been held at Riverdale in recent years, […]

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Today is Last Day to Purchase Tickets for Dinner and Show

Tickets for the Dinner and Show, which is hosted by the Hardin County Young Professionals Alliance, will remain on sale through today.   The event will feature dinner at the Plaza Inn Restaurant in Mt. Victory this Friday February 8 starting at 6:30, followed by the show featuring hypnotist Phil Hoffman.   To purchase tickets, go to hccba.com or call 419-673-4131.

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Museum Announces Grand Reopening Date

The Hardin County Historical Museums will hold a grand reopening on March 16th from 1-4pm to introduce its newest Scouting Exhibit. The display will consist of some unique items used by different Hardin County troops and packs since their start.   Representatives from both the Black Swamp Area Council and the Girl Scouts of Western Ohio will be there and will have a table set up to answer any questions you may have about the scouting programs they represent.   […]

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Riverdale PTO Planning 2nd Annual Craft Show

The 2nd annual Riverdale PTO craft show has been scheduled for Saturday March 9th from 9am-2pm.   Organizers said they had much success last year, and they received lots of great reviews and feedback from vendors and shoppers alike.   There is very limited availability for vendors, so if you are interested, you can email riverdalecraftshow@gmail.com.   For those interested in attending for the shopping, stay posted to Riverdale PTO Facebook page for more details as the date gets closer.

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Tax Experts Recommend Filing Taxes this Week

If you are expecting a refund, tax experts suggest filing your returns no later than this week.   That's because of the possibility of another government shutdown on February 15.   The IRS expects 90 percent of all returns to be filed electronically this year.   That's expected to speed up processing time, provided another shutdown doesn't cause another slowdown.   To be in the safe side, it's recommended that you file the returns while the IRS is fully staffed.

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