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Hardin County Historical Museums Warns Public of Unauthorized Online Merchandise Sales

Hardin County Historical Museums has discovered that a third-party account is using the Museums’ name, logo, and images to sell merchandise online without their permission. Potential buyers should be aware that these products are not licensed or authorized by the Hardin County Historical Museums, and the seller is not affiliated with our organization. No proceeds from these sales support the Museum, their programs, or preservation efforts. A post on the Hardin County Historical Museums shows an example of the unauthorized […]

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Memorial Park Golf Course Receives Keep Hardin County Beautiful Business Beautification Award

Keep Hardin County Beautiful Events Memorial Park Golf Course is the newest monthly recipient of the Keep Hardin County Beautiful Business Beautification Award.  Over the past several years, the transformation of Memorial Park Golf Course has been evident to anyone passing by.  What once was simply a local golf course has grown into a beautiful and inviting destination- offering not only an exceptional place to play golf, but also modern simulators, dining options, and an event center for meetings and gatherings.  From the moment […]

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Motorists Reminded to Slow Down During Columbus Street Sidewalk Project in Kenton

Construction is underway on the East Columbus Street Sidewalk Project in the City of Kenton. For the next 4 to 6 weeks, pedestrians may need to walk along the road shoulder, and motorists are encouraged to slow down and give them extra space. The new sidewalks will connect Broadway to Walmart on the north side, and Jacob Parrott Boulevard to Walmart on the south side. That is a big step for safer access across town. Story and map on City […]

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HSLC Sales Team Attends Training Meeting

The HSLC Sales Team recently gathered in Cincinnati for the 2026 HSLC Sales Training Meeting. It was an opportunity for learning, collaboration, and professional growth. The team left energized with fresh ideas, new strategies, and insights that they will implement at the bank. The training featured a lineup of speakers who shared their expertise, industry knowledge, and perspectives on innovation, growth, and customer service. Story and photo from HSLC Facebook page

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Activities Planned at Home Run Memorial Park as Part of Freedom Fest

Numerous activities will be taking place as part of the Freedom Fest Celebration in Kenton on July 4. A parade will be start at 9:30 that morning around the downtown square. A bell ringing event is planned at the courthouse at 11:45am, and the duration will be 30 minutes. Activities at Home Run Memorial Park will take place from 6 until 9 that evening. That will include a bounce house, inflatable obstacle course, 3 local food trucks and old-fashioned kids […]

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Harco Industries Seeking Caregivers to Assist Adults with Disabilities

Harco Industries is looking to hire dependable, fun -loving, energetic and compassionate women, who are needed to assist adults with developmental disabilities. Duties include teaching life skills and hygiene skills, helping individuals to engage in the community, and creating a rewarding experience. You must be willing to drive a 9 or 12-passenger van daily. They are looking to fill full and/or part-time positions. You must have a valid driver's license, GED or high school diploma and be at least 18 […]

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KPD to Hold Luau Party for National Night Out

The Kenton Police Department's 2026 National Night Out will be a Luau Party. It will be held on August 4 from 6 until 9pm at the Kenton Municipal Swimming Pool. There will be games, inflatables, Touch-a-Truck, food. Swimming will cost $2 per person, and all other activities at the event are free. This is an opportunity to meet your local first responders, connect with neighbors, and enjoy a night of family fun. All children under the age of 18 must […]

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5-Acre Sanctuary for Pollinators and Purple Martins Taking on ONU Campus

A 5-acre sanctuary for pollinators and purple martins is taking shape around the Nature Pond on Ohio Northern University’s campus. Although still in the beginning stages of its development, the area is already teeming with life, says Dr. Bob Verb, professor of biological sciences and director of the nature center areas. This spring, Verb and ONU students seeded the prepared plot with nearly 100 different native plant species, ranging from Rattlesnake Master to Big Bluestem. While it will take three […]

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Findlay High School to Offer Driver’s Education as Elective Course

Findlay High School Findlay High School announced that they have partnered with Cardinal Driving School to offer Driver’s Education as an elective course for the upcoming school year. This semester-long course will take place daily from 2:00 to 3:00 PM and provides students with a comprehensive driver’s education experience. To be eligible for this course, students must be at least 15 and a half years old and possess a valid driver’s permit. Families who receive SNAP benefits may be eligible […]

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