Hancock County Veterans Service Office Coordinating Trip to Columbus Ceremony for Vietnam War Veterans Day

Hancock County Veterans Service Office Coordinating Trip to Columbus Ceremony for Vietnam War Veterans Day

The Hancock County Veterans Service Office will coordinate transportation for a limited number of people who are interested in attending an event to honor Vietnam War Veterans Day in Columbus on March 29. The Welcome Home ceremony will start at 10am at the National Veterans Memorial and Museum in Columbus. It is free for veterans, active duty personnel and children and only $5 for everyone else. For more information on how to register and request transportation, visit the Hancock County […]

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Commuter Alert: SR 37 Bridge to be Closed Until Fall for Repairs, Detour in Place

The Ohio Department of Transportation expects the project to replace the State Route 37 bridge over Bokes Creek in Magnetic Springs to sell on March 27, 2025. Construction is expected to begin in May 2025 to demolish and reconstruct the structure. Temporary and permanent right of way will be required to construct the project. The bridge was closed in July of 2024 after a routine inspection by ODOT identified deteriorated components of the structure. The bridge will remain closed to […]

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Body of Ada Man Missing Since November, 2024 Found Wednesday

The body of an Ada man who has been missing since November of 2024 has been located. According to a release from Ada Police Chief Alec Cooper, the body of 55-year-old Todd C. Musson was found in rural Hardin County on Wednesday. Chief Cooper and Ada police officers expressed their deepest condolences to the Musson family during this incredibly difficult time. Multiple agencies were involved in the search, including: Hardin County Sheriff’s Office, Hardin County Crime Task Force, Kenton Police […]

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UCSO Looking for Individual; Last Known Location is Forest Address

The Union County Sheriff's Office is looking for a man who is said to have absconded from supervision. 44-year-old Billy Joe Johnson Jr. was originally charged with possession of drugs, a fifth-degree felony. He is a white man and has brown hair and blue eyes. Johnson stands five feet nine inches tall and weighs 175 pounds. His last known location was 202 North Davis Street in Forest. If you see him, contact the Union County Sheriff's Office at 937-645-4110.

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Warner Bros. DVDs Found to be Vulnerable to ‘Disc Rot’

A report from JoBlo revealed DVDs made by Warner Bros. Home Entertainment in the mid-2000s are getting disc rot. If you were buying DVDs during this period you might want to make sure they aren't experiencing this problem. Here is a list of affected titles. If you find WB DVDs with disc rot you can contact the WBD customer support team at whv@wbd.com and get them replaced.

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Adventure Awaits: Hardin County YMCA’s 2025 Summer Camp Kicks Off in May

Photo: Hardin County Family YMCA The Hardin County Family YMCA 2025 Summer Day Camp will run May 27 through August 15. Eleven themed camps will be held from 7:30am until 5pm during that time period, however, there will be no camp June 30 through July 4. The camps offer kids the opportunity to explore new adventures and expand the limits of their imagination. For more information, visit hardincoymca.net or call the Y at 419-673-6131.

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Join the Egg-citement: Vancrest of Ada’s 6th Annual Hunt Set for April 12

Photo: Vancrest of Ada Vancrest of Ada announced the date for its 6th Annual Easter Egg Hunt. It will start at 2pm on Saturday, April 12 at the facility, which is located at 600 West North Avenue in Ada. This exciting event is open to Vancrest of Ada residents, staff, families and the community. You should bring your own Easter basket to fill. More information can be found on the Vancrest of Ada Facebook page.

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HSLC Employees in Kenton Receive Bank Robbery Preparedness Training from Chief Deputy Holbrook

Photo: HSLC Banking & Financial Services The staff at HSLC participated in a bank robbery training on Tuesday. The instructor was Chief Deputy Scott Holbrook from the Hardin County Sheriff's Office. The training will help ensure employees are prepared for any situation. HSLC officials thanked Chief Deputy Holbrook for his time and the expertise he shared. They added that his dedication to keeping the community safe does not go unnoticed, and they are grateful for his continued support.

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Hardin Northern to Launch ‘Project Lead the Way’ Curriculum for K-8 Students in 2025-26

As they gear up for the 2025-26 school year, Hardin Northern announced the implementation and rollout of the Project Lead the Way curriculum for elementary and middle school grades Kindergarten through 8. This roll out will include various modules that are geared towards identifying, collaborating on, and using the design-process to provide real-world solutions to everyday problems. As students grow in their STEM knowledge with each grade, they will be better equipped and prepared for not only Junior High and […]

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