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City of Findlay Honors Employees for Years of Service and Lifesaving Actions

Pictured above Lifesaving Award recipients: Mayor Christina Muryn, Marcus Gierke, Chase Glick, Service-Safety Director Rob Martin FINDLAY, Ohio – The City of Findlay honored employees for their dedication, excellence, and service at a luncheon held August 18, 2026. The City recognized 53 employees for their years of service, marking milestones ranging from five to 35 years with the City. The following individuals were recognized: 5 Years:  Kyle Bormuth, Police Department; Jason Dunn, Computer Services; Nicholas Fazzio, Fire Department; Carter Gilmore, […]

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Hardin County Dog Warden to Hold Final Dog Days of Summer Event

Hardin County Dog Warden The Hardin County Dog Warden's last Dog Days of Summer event will be held this Saturday, August 22. It will start at noon at the Court House Square in downtown Kenton. This is a community dog walk and adoption meet and greet event. You will learn more about the adoption process to give the dogs a forever home. You can also bring your own dogs for pup cups, a photo booth and more.

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Hardin County Young Professionals to Skip September Meeting

The Hardin County Young Professionals group will not be meeting in September. That is due to busy schedules during the Hardin County Fair. Their next meeting is scheduled for October 14. You can find more information about the group on the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance Facebook page.

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Water Main Break Reported in Ada

A water main break has been reported in the Village of Ada. According to information on the Village of Ada Facebook page, the break is located at Johnson and High Streets. A village crew is working to get it repaired as soon as possible.

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Wyandot County Sheriff Announces Removal of Flock Cameras Around the County

Wyandot County Sheriff Todd Frey stated that he has started the process of removing Flock cameras from around Wyandot County. In a release Sheriff Frey said his office explored the idea of having the cameras strategically placed in the county a little over year ago. After consideration, he said he supported and authorized the 16 cameras to help with Criminal Investigations and Search/Rescue of cases of Alzheimer, Dementia, Runaways and Missing Person/Children investigations. The Sheriff said he spoke with many […]

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HN Looking for Volunteers for Elementary Reading Program

Hardin Northern is looking for volunteers to join their elementary reading program. Reading time is Monday through Friday, 8:30 to 9:00 AM. Most volunteers go to the school's STEM lab just one day a week, and some volunteer for two days. All lesson plans and materials are fully provided. Information on how to sign up can be found on the Hardin Northern Local School District Facebook page.

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Alliance Shines Tourism Spotlight on Old Order Amish Country

Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance shined its latest Tourism Spotlight on Hardin County’s Old Order Amish Country. You can enjoy a scenic drive past quaint farmsteads and horse-drawn buggies, then stop along the way to shop authentic homemade baked goods, fresh produce, handcrafted quilts, and custom woodworking straight from the farm. A link to a printable brochure can be found on the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance Facebook page.

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Architect Hired for New Wyandot County Jail Project

The Wyandot County Sheriff's Office applied for and was awarded a Grant of nearly 20 million dollars to build a new jail facility. An Architect has been hired, and they are in the process of choosing a contractor. The new jail will go directly south of the existing jail. It will be approximately 50 beds and will mainly house local offenders, thus reducing the cost of housing inmates at another facility. The new jail will provide a safer environment for […]

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