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Benjamin Logan Class of 2026 Celebrated During Annual Commencement

Benjamin Logan Local School District Benjamin Logan High School proudly celebrated the Class of 2026 during the 56th Annual Commencement Ceremony on Friday, May 22, as 141 seniors officially became Benjamin Logan alumni. The evening featured remarks from Principal Mrs. Annette Ramga-Alatorre, recognition of student achievement, musical performances by senior choir members, and reflections from co-valedictorians Winifred Bodin, Rylan Norviel, and Greyson Wagoner. Benjamin Logan Local School District Each student speaker shared meaningful messages with their classmates. Winifred Bodin encouraged […]

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Takeout Tuesday to Feature Mosco’s Tacos at Forest Market Square

Village of Forest Market Square This evening, the Village of Forest Market Square is bringing back a true local favorite for Takeout Tuesday. Mosco's Tacos will be rolling into Market Square from 4-7pm in the Village of Forest. Officials invite you to bring your family and friends and come hungry. To check out their menu, check out Village of Forest Market Square on Facebook.

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Kenton Historic Courthouse District Invites Entries for July Car and Bike Show

Kenton Historic Courthouse District The Kenton Historic Courthouse District encourages you to enter your cars, trucks, bikes, and trikes at the Eats on the Street Car and Bike Show set for Saturday, July 18.  The 2026 event is being presented by Joe Bayliff's Route 30 Harley-Davidson. Whether it’s a vintage, classic or a custom build, bring it downtown and show it off. The entry fee is $15. Registration is scheduled to begin at 3:00 that afternoon. Awards will also be […]

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Kenton City Council Holding 10th Regular Session This Evening

Kenton City Council is scheduled to meet this evening. On the agenda is an ordinance on first reading providing for additional appropriations and transferring funds for 2026. On second reading is an ordinance relating to penalties and remedies for violations of the Zoning Code. The 10th regular session of the year will start at 7:00 this evening in the Kenton City Building.

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Kenton Eagles Aerie #2163 To Close Following Charter Revocation

Officials at the Kenton Eagles Aerie #2163 announced late last week that the club’s charter has been revoked. The final day of operations for Kenton Eagles Aerie 2163 will be June 30, but officials said there is also a chance the closing date may be sooner than anticipated. President Jeremy Shelt made that announcement to members Thursday evening. He stated that this outcome came after those in power determined that the financial disaster they inherited runs too deep to overcome, […]

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Kenton Historic Courthouse District Receives Community Foundation Grants for Downtown Events and Projects

Kenton Historic Courthouse District expressed appreciation for several grants recently received from the Hardin County Community Foundation to support upcoming downtown events and initiatives. $5000 was received for the Summer Concert Series, $3500 for the Gene Autry Park, $2500 for the Christmas Parade, $1500 for Market on Main, and $1000 for Window Wonderland. The grants allow KHCD to keep the community traditions alive.

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Evening Garden Affair to Highlight Native Plants at Friendship Gardens in Kenton

Ohio State University Extension - Hardin County Hardin County – The Ohio State University Extension Master Gardener Volunteer program in Hardin County will host their annual ‘An Evening Garden Affair’ on Tuesday, June 23, 2026, from 6:00-8:00 PM. The program will feature an educational presentation about native plants by speaker Chad Carrell of The Native Pathways Nursery and Hancock Park District. Participants will learn what native plants are, why they are important, why they should be planted, and how to […]

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