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Lima Woman Stabbed, Suspect Arrested After Early Tuesday Incident

A Lima woman was stabbed, and a suspect was arrested after an incident in Lima early Tuesday morning. According to a release, officers were dispatched to an altercation that occurred in the 200 Block of Soth Collett Street in Lima. When officers arrived on scene, they located a female suffering from a non-life-threatening stab wound. She was transported to a local hospital where she was treated for her injuries. The suspect was located in a nearby apartment and taken into […]

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Kasler and Schwemer Easily Win Republican Primary Races; Flowers Runs Unopposed on Democratic Ballot; Riverdale School Renewal Levy Decided

Races are set for this Fall after Tuesday’s Primary Election. On the Republican ballot for Hardin County Commissioner, Michael Kasler won in a landslide. He picked up 1442 votes. The next top vote getter was Paul Osborne with 658 votes, third was Michelle Laubis with 590 and Bob Carder got 303 votes. Kasler expressed his appreciation for voters on Tuesday and said he is looking forward to November, "Yes it was a very good campaign, and the citizens of Hardin […]

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ONU Resumes Normal Operations After Tuesday’s Bomb Threat

There were some anxious moments on the campus of Ohio Northern University in Ada Tuesday. At around 2:25 Tuesday afternoon, a bomb threat was received and the campus was evacuated, and students were sheltered at Ada High School. ONU Public Safety, the Ada Police Department, Hardin County Sheriff’s Office, Kenton Police, Forest Police, Perry Township Police, and the West Central Regional Bomb Squad responded and assisted in a search of campus buildings. By 3:45pm, King-Horn was cleared. Around 20 minutes […]

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ONU Campus Being Evacuated Due to Bomb Threat

UPDATE: 5/5/26 4:02 p.m. ONU Alert: McIntosh is now clear. Students are able to return to McIntosh at this time. The C-store is open and the dining hall will be open at 4:30 p.m. for dinner. The WOW Cafe will open at a later time. At this point, students can only be in either King-Horn or McIntosh. Campus is NOT open for pedestrian traffic. UPDATE: 5/5/26 3:42 p.m. ONU Alert: King-Horn (and ONLY King-Horn) has been cleared. Students are able […]

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Mary Rutan Health Offering Summer Wellness Class Series at Hardin County Council on Aging

Hardin County Council on Aging Registrations are being accepted now for a series of classes presented by Mary Rutan Health at the Hardin County Council on Aging this summer. The four-class series is designed to help senior citizens stick to their goals with new healthy habits. Interactive classes start Wednesday, July 15 and will continue each Wednesday through August 5, and they will feature a giveaway each class. Class size is limited to the first 25 to register by calling […]

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Kenton Area Swim Team Registration Now Open for Summer Season

As summer approaches, parents can register children now for the Kenton Area Swim Team. Any child able to swim the length of the outdoor pool unassisted is eligible to participate. To find out more about the team including how to register or to ask questions about swimming, request to join the Kenton Area Summer Swim Team Facebook group. You can also email kentonstingrays@gmail.com.

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Boots and Buckles 4-H Club Launches Fundraiser for Hardin County Fairgrounds Recovery

Photo: Boots and Buckles 4-H Club The Boots and Buckles 4-H Club's fundraiser to benefit the Hardin County Fairgrounds continues. Orders are being taken for Hardin County Fair Strong t-shirts as a way to raise funds to help with the rebuilding efforts. A tornado struck back in March, which resulted in devastating damage at the fairgrounds. This shirt sale began in April and will run through May 29. A pickup date and time will be announced closer to the shirts […]

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Think Local, First Thursday Returns to Downtown Upper Sandusky

Wyandot Chamber of Commerce Wyandot County Chamber of Commerce's Think Local, First Thursday kicks off the summer season this Thursday, May 7 from 5 until 8pm in downtown Upper Sandusky. There will be great music, stores offering specials and open late, and more. A number of food trucks will also be operating that evening. Visit the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce on Facebook for more information.

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Hempy Water President Receives Regents Award

Hempy Water The CEO and President of Hempy Water Conditioning received the Regents Award and was recognized by the Water Quality Association at its Convention and Expo held recently in Miami, Florida. Jeff Knedler received the award for his contributions at the state and local level. With more than 20 years in the industry, Knedler has helped grow his Forest, Ohio based company while maintaining a strong focus on service, innovation, and community impact. A past president and longtime board […]

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