Ada school students are invited to visit the Ada Public Library after the first day of school for a frozen treat. The library will hold a Back-to-School celebration starting at 3pm on Monday August 24. Students are invited to visit the library after school that day and enjoy a snow cone, The library is located at 320 North Main Street in Ada. Picture and story from Ada Public Library Facebook page.
Ohio Northern University showcased 11 Ada Bulldogs students who decided to stay close to home for their college education. The Ada High School graduates shared why they decided to enroll at ONU. You can here their story on the Ohio Northern University Facebook page.
A Marion man was arrested after a crash that occurred early Sunday morning in the City of Marion. According to the report from the Marion Police Department, 24-year-old Nathan Caserta was driving south on Bartram Avenue, approaching Silver Street at a high rate of speed, and failed to stop for a stop sign at the intersection. The vehicle continued southbound where it struck two sheds in the back yard of properties in the 200 block of Breen Avenue. Caserta then […]
A Canal Winchester woman was cited after a one vehicle crash that occurred this past Saturday evening on State Route 15 in Hancock County. According to the report from the Findlay Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol, 22-year-old Da'Nazja Barnes lost control of her car while driving east on 15. The vehicle went off the road and struck the guardrail resulting in disabling damage. Barnes was not injured. So far, she was been cited for failing to maintain reasonable […]
Eli Yoder The featured speaker for the Hour of Inspiration service at the Hardin County Fair has been announced. Eli Yoder will speak starting at 10:30am on Sunday September 13 in the grandstand on the fairgrounds in Kenton. He is the author of "Undeceived: From Amish Tradition to Christ's Redemption." The service is free with paid admission to the fair which runs September 8 through the 13. Story and photo found on the Hardin County Fair Facebook page.
David Kiper The Hardin County Fair Board announced that longtime poultry committee member David Kiper is the esteemed honoree for the 2026 Hardin County Fair. Kiper said he was very surprised and very thankful for the recognition. His love for the fair began in 1992. Kiper's full-time job is being a pastor. He also volunteers pastoring at the Kenton Nursing and Rehab Center, and he offers help to those struggling with drugs. Kiper resides in Forest with Jeannette, his wife […]
Deputy Robert Digby and Sheriff Keith Everhart Hardin County Sheriff Keith Everhart announced that Deputy Robert Digby has officially graduated from the Ohio Police Officer Basic Academy. Over the past five months, Deputy Digby has completed over 740 hours of rigorous training. He demonstrated exceptional proficiency in a wide range of essential law enforcement skills, including Firearms, Emergency Driving, Self-Defense, Criminal Law and more. Deputy Digby will now take his state written test before officially beginning the field training phase […]
The Abundant Life Boutique is holding a Back to School at the Boutique event this Thursday evening. They will be giving away new socks and underwear while supplies last. There will also be professional haircuts, shopping an dinner. The event will run from 4 until 7pm August 20 at 409 Madison Street in Kenton. Graphic and story from Abundant Life Boutique Facebook page.
From the left: Brad Wingfield, Rodney Hensel, Tasha Heydinger, Mike Styer, and Brandon Ledley Kenton City Schools Board of Education will hold its August meeting this evening. This will be the last meeting before the start of the new school, and several routine personnel items are on the agenda. Breakfast and lunch prices for the new school year also awaits formal approval by the Board. As previously announced, breakfast for Preschool through 12th and lunch for kindergarten through 12th grade […]
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