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Ohio Investigative Unit Urges Safety and Responsible Service Ahead of Super Bowl LX

(COLUMBUS, Ohio) — As fans across the state prepare for Super Bowl LX this Sunday, the Ohio Investigative Unit (OIU) is reminding liquor permit holders and the public to prioritize safety and responsible alcohol service during the weekend’s festivities. OIU agents will be working statewide through the weekend to monitor liquor permit premises and ensure compliance with Ohio’s liquor laws. These efforts focus on preventing the sale of alcohol to underage individuals, stopping the over-service of patrons, and ensuring permit […]

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Kappa Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Intl Announces Speaker Programs for March and May Meetings

Kappa Chapter of Delta Kappa Gamma Intl., an educational women’s society, has made a change for their March and May meetings. Both meetings will still be held at the Kenton Elks at noon.On March 14, Kappa will welcome Kathy Tracy of the Blue Star Mothers of America to speak. The committee will be Lori Paul, Sandy Berry, and Jodine McKinley.On May 2, Kappa will welcome Carol McKinley to speak about fairy gardens. The committee will be Shirley Spitler, Donna Myers, […]

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VanScoy Named New Young Ag Professionals State Committee Member

COLUMBUS, Ohio (OFBF) - Haylee VanScoy of Hardin County was recently selected to serve a two-year term on the Ohio Farm Bureau Young Ag Professionals State Committee. The appointment was officially announced at the 2026 Winter Leadership Experience and is based on Farm Bureau involvement, leadership potential and community service. VanScoy is a co-owner of Copper Windmill Farms where she and her family produce premium forage and pasture-raised Holstein beef for direct-to-consumers markets. Off the farm, she is the director of grain […]

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Troopers Urge Motorists to Move Over, Slow Down

COLUMBUS – The Ohio State Highway Patrol reminds all motorists to do their part in keeping roadway workers safe by moving over a lane and slowing down when you see an emergency vehicle on the side of the road.“Moving over and slowing down is a meaningful way to protect not just law enforcement and other first responders, but road construction workers, tow truck operators, and maintenance and utility crews as well,” said Governor Mike DeWine. “By giving these workers extra […]

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Custom Torso Hosting T-Shirt Fundraiser to Benefit Kenton Full Gospel Food Pantry

Custom Torso is hosting a fundraiser to benefit the Kenton Full Gospel Food Pantry. As part of the presale, $5 from every KMS “Old School” T-shirt sold will be donated directly to the pantry. The premium District brand shirts feature a front school illustration and vintage Wildcat sleeve print and are available for $20 each (plus $5 shipping if not picking up locally). The presale runs Monday, February 9 through Sunday, March 2 at https://www.customtorso.com/kms. Checkout Options:– Local Pickup: Fill […]

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Bluffton University Athletics Announces 2026 Hall of Fame Inductees 

BLUFFTON, Ohio – Bluffton University Athletics has welcomed two standout alumni into its Athletics Hall of Fame, recognizing Lori Schwieterman ’83 and Jeremy Best ’96 for their accomplishments as student-athletes, coaches and mentors who have made lasting impacts on their communities and their sports.  Lori Schwieterman ’83  A three-sport athlete in volleyball, basketball and softball, Schwieterman found both competitive success and lifelong relationships during her time at Bluffton. After graduation, she dedicated 31 years to teaching and coaching at Ottoville, Spencerville and St. Henry […]

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Kenton Rotary Hears from School Bus Driver and Trainer Mark Bishop

Mark Bishop, a bus driver/trainer at Kenton City Schools shared with Sharon Sams and those gathered at a recent Kenton Rotary meeting about what it takes to become a school bus driver.  Mr. Bishop shared that people become bus drivers for many different reasons such as teachers/coaches, a desire to give back to the community, second shift workers, farmers or law enforcement officers.  There are certain criteria and specific training you must meet to become a bus driver. Bishop said […]

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Winter Weather and Cold Weather Advisories in Effect for Hardin and Surrounding Counties

Snow has been falling throughout the morning in Hardin County and surrounding areas. Residents across the region should prepare for hazardous winter conditions through tonight and into Saturday, as the National Weather Service has issued back-to-back weather advisories. A Winter Weather Advisory remains in effect until 6 p.m. this evening. Light to moderate snowfall is expected, with 1 to 3 inches of accumulation possible. Snow-covered and slick roads could impact both the morning and evening commutes. In addition, a Cold […]

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Investigation Underway After Fetus Found in Dumpster in Lima

Lima Police are investigating after a fetus was found in a dumpster on Brower Road this afternoon. According to the Lima Police Department, today, 2/05/2026, at about 3:40 p.m., Lima Police second shift patrol officers were sent to 531 Brower Road in reference to a fetus in a dumpster.  Officers were able to locate the correct dumpster and the fetus.  Detectives were contacted to investigate the incident and the circumstances surrounding how and why the fetus was placed into a […]

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