MADD Recognizes Two Hardin County Sheriff’s Deputies

Two Hardin County Sheriff's deputies were recognized Tuesday night at the 2019 MADD Top Cop Banquet. Deputies Mason Treen and Chris Fannon were given awards presented by Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost. The awards banquet is sponsored annually by the Mothers Against Drunk Driving Allen-Hardin-Putnam Community Action Team and awards are presented to officers representing agencies from throughout the region for their effectiveness in making drunk driving arrests. Hardin County Sheriff Keith Everhart also attended the banquet […]

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Kenton Man Facing Cruelty to Animals, Domestic Violence Charges

A Kenton man was arrested Tuesday afternoon after Kenton police were called to investigate a report of animal cruelty. According to the report, officers arrived at the residence in the 200 block of West Letson, where they were told by a woman that her husband had killed a family dog and injured another one. The woman also said that he allegedly threatened her. Upon further investigation, 23 year old Scott Fulmer was arrested and is facing charges […]

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Vandalism Reported to KPD Tuesday Night

A vandalism was reported Tuesday night that occurred at a residence on Railroad Street. According to the Kenton Police Department report, an officer was dispatched to the 100 block of Railroad where he found the glass from a French style door had been destroyed. A brick was found at the scene. The incident is under investigation.

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Findlay Woman Arrested on Warrant from Wyandot County

A Findlay woman was arrested in that city Tuesday on a warrant out of Wyandot County. According to the report from the Wyandot County Sheriff's Office, Deidre L. Spence was arrested by officers from the Findlay Police Department on the warrant for aggravated possession of drugs. A deputy went to Vanlue and took custody of Spence. She was transported to the Wyandot County Jail and will be held until making a court appearance.

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Stolen Vehicles in Union County Recovered; Teen Suspects Facing Charges

The stolen vehicles from the Jerome Township area in Union County all have been recovered. The suspects have been identified with the assistance of the Columbus Division of Police. All suspects are from the Columbus area ages ranging from 14 to 17. They are currently in custody with charges of receiving stolen property. Four vehicles were stolen and numerous vehicles were entered with various items stolen from them late last week. The case remains under […]

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Weekly Jazz Jam Sessions Happening in Ada

Jazz culture is blooming at Ohio Northern University thanks to weekly jam sessions that expand learning opportunities for students in settings that extend beyond the classroom. A jam session is an informal gathering of musicians who play and improvise together, especially in jazz or blues, using no music and literally improvising “on the fly” as they play. At ONU, jam sessions are run by Gene Parker, adjunct professor of jazz at Ohio Northern. Jam sessions occur at […]

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Ada Police Looking for Help Identifying Vehicle Involved in Hit and Run

The Ada Police Department is seeking assistance from the public to identify a vehicle that was involved in a hit and run at the Liberty National Bank. Officers would like to speak with the owner/driver of this vehicle, which would have substantial damage to the front passenger side. Call the Ada Police Department at 419-634-0010 or leave a SAFER (Seeking Aid From Every Resident) Tip from our website at adapd.org.

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Minter Retires from Quest Federal Credit Union Board

Kenton, Ohio – Terry Minter of Dola, Ohio has recently retired as a Board Member of Quest Federal Credit Union. Minter began his tenure on the credit union board in 1998 and during this time he served as chair of multiple committees including IT, data conversion, budget and asset liability management. He always maintained a strong grasp of financial trends and indicators in the world economy that helped the credit union navigate difficult times and provided a historical perspective that […]

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Judge Denies Early Release fro Former Indian Lake Superintendent

A judge has denied an early release request from the former superintendent of the Indian Lake School District. The Bellefontaine Examiner reported that Logan County Common Pleas Court Judge William T. Goslee denied the request made by Patrick O'Donnell earlier this month. He pleaded on an Alford plea to one count of gross sexual imposition last year in connection to molesting a 13 year old girl over a two year period of time while he was superintendent of […]

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