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Polls Open Across Hardin County for Primary Election Day

Today is Primary Election Day. Four candidates are vying for the Republican nomination in the Hardin County Commissioner’s race. They are Bob Carder, of Kenton, Michael Kasler, of LaRue, Michelle Laubis, of Kenton and Paul Osborne, of Alger. The winner will face Daryl Flowers, of Kenton, who is the lone Democrat to file, in the November election. In the Hardin County Auditor’s race, Republicans Michael Orr and Mark Schwemer will face off in the primary, with the winner running unopposed […]

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Benjamin Logan Schools Invite Cancer Survivors and Fighters to Special Rally for a Cure and Raider Relay Events

Benjamin Logan Middle School and Benjamin Logan High School are inviting cancer survivors and fighters to take part in two special events recognizing courage, strength, hope, and the impact cancer has on individuals and families throughout the Raider community. Benjamin Logan Middle School will host its Rally for a Cure Honor Walk on Thursday, May 7, at 8:30 a.m. This year’s BLMS theme is “Rock and Roll: Rally for a Cure.”  Cancer survivors and fighters are invited to attend as […]

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USDA Opens Grassland CRP Enrollment Period Starting Today

Washington, D.C. –The U.S. Department of Agriculture (USDA) recently announced that agricultural producers and private landowners can enroll in the Grassland Conservation Reserve Program (Grassland CRP) starting May 4, 2026, through May 29, 2026. USDA’s Farm Service Agency (FSA) administers Grassland CRP, a voluntary working lands conservation program that enables participants to conserve grasslands while also continuing most grazing and haying practices. Grassland CRP emphasizes support for grazing operations, plant and animal biodiversity, and grasslands and land with shrubs and […]

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OSHP Call for Caution as Warmer Weather Brings More Motorcycles to Roads

COLUMBUS – With the return of warmer weather, drivers are beginning to see a larger number of motorcycles on roadways across Ohio. To ensure everyone makes it home safely, the Ohio State Highway Patrol (OSHP) is urging both motorists and riders to stay alert, share the road and always drive sober. “By staying mindful of your surroundings and choosing to drive responsibly, you can help make the roads safer for everyone," said Governor Mike DeWine. Unlike standard vehicles, motorcycles lack a […]

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Latta Recognizes Students Accepted to Military Service Academies at the 180th Fighter Wing

Congressman Bob Latta with students accepted to military service academies.From left to right: Jack Buell, Adam Buell, Michele Smith, Eli Chevalier, Congressman Latta.Photo: Office of Congressman Bob Latta SWANTON, OH —  Yesterday, Congressman Bob Latta (OH-5) recognized students from Ohio’s Fifth Congressional District who have been accepted to one of the U.S. Military Service Academies during a ceremony at the 180th Fighter Wing, Ohio Air National Guard. Each student was nominated by Congressman Latta and has received an appointment to […]

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Governor DeWine Visits Marr/Cook Elementary School to Continue OhioSEE Tour and Celebrate Science of Reading Achievement

Photo: Office of Ohio Governor Mike Dewine (GOSHEN, Ohio)—Ohio Governor Mike DeWine visited Marr/Cook Elementary School in Clermont County today for a special event celebrating the school’s exceptional work to help their students see their best and read their best. Marr/Cook Elementary School earned the 2026 Governor’s Science of Reading Champions Award for their work in literacy education. Additionally, Goshen Local School District opted to participate in the Governor’s new OhioSEE children’s eyesight program, which is bringing crucial vision services directly to the […]

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Benjamin Logan Juniors Host “Prom Like It’s 1989” at Mad River Mountain

Caroline Spriggs was named Prom Queen, and Blake Zoldak was crowned Prom King. Lydia Johnson was recognized as Prom Princess, and Keegan Lacher was named Prom Prince.Photo: Benjamin Logan Local School District Benjamin Logan High School juniors hosted a memorable evening as they presented the 2026 prom, themed “Prom Like It’s 1989,” on May 2 at Mad River Mountain’s Loft. The event took place from 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. and brought students together for a night filled with music, celebration, […]

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Todd Daquino Speaks to Kenton Rotary, Highlights Growth of Performing Arts Program

Photo: Kenton Rotary The choir teacher and vocal music department lead at Kenton High school spoke recently to Kenton Rotary.  In his 13th year in the district, Todd Daquino said he is excited about what comes next with the new school and the state of the art Performing Arts Center.  Daquino stated that the PAC is not just for the students and the school, but for the community.  The Kenton Cup Show Choir Competition was hosted for the first time, […]

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United Way of Hardin County Annual Meeting Set for May 14

United Way of Hardin County -Ohio United Way of Hardin County's Annual Meeting will take place on May 14th. It will start at 4:30 p.m. at Mid-Ohio in Kenton. All are invited to attend the meeting where 2025-26 campaign successes will be shared and partners and volunteers will be celebrated. That will be followed by the Bonnie McBride Pie Auction.  For more information and updates, visit their event page here.

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