OhioHealth Hardin Memorial Hospital’s Swing Bed Program is discussed on this Public Eye podcast. The hospital's critical access designation has allowed it to operate the program since 2022.It supports patients who still need skilled recovery while transitioning from inpatient hospital stay to home.. The show first aired April 18 and 19, 2026. Swing Bed HMHDownload
Revitalize Kenton Board Chair Stephanie Temple and Vice Chair Kelli Bostelman gave details on the 2026 activities planned by the group. They include a Spring Clean Up Day this month, a Family Fun Day in June and a whole lot more. The show originally aired April 4 and 5, 2026.
Madison Richards, Community Engagement Specialist and Program Coordinator, along with Kathy Hilty, one of the program's Big Sisters, explains how Big Brothers Big Sisters works. They also give a history of the organization, and how people can get involved. They also talk about upcoming fundraising events. The show first aired March 14 and 15, 2026. Big Brothers Big Sisters 2026Download
Hardin Leadership classes resume in 2026 after a year off. Steering Committee Chairperson Kathy Oliver and Steering Committee member Jenny Hildreth explain that it was a year off, but it was no vacation. They noted that it was year to evaluate everything and make changes designed to keep Hardin Leadership fresh and relevant. The show first aired January 17 and 18, 2026. Hardin Leadership Kathy and Jenny 2026Download
Dr. Rick Smith, Superintendent of Midwest Regional Educational Service Center, talks all about the need for Substitute Teachers and Teacher Aides for the school districts they serve. He informs listeners about how they can get involved. He also talked about the role of the ESC and how it benefits the school districts. The show first aired November 15 and 16, 2025 on WKTN. Midwest ESCDownload
Nora Prichard, Director of Hardin County Special Olympics and Hardin County Sheriff Keith Everhart talk about the charity Hoopin' It Up basketball game on November 16. The game features the Hardin County Pioneers Basketball team against members of the Hardin County Sheriff's Office. The game raises money for Hardin County Special Olympics. The show first aired on WKTN November 8 and 9. Hoopin It Up Basketball Public EyeDownload
Ryan Kennedy, who is the Wildlife Officer for Hardin County from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources Division of Wildlife, talks all about the 2025 Hunting Season, from archery, gun, muzzleloader and everything in between. He also offers advice to motorists as deer are more active on the roadways this time of year. The show first aired September 13 and 14, 2025. Hunting Ryan Kennedy 2025UntitledDownload
Kenton City Council Member Chad Miller, who represents the 4th Ward, and Kenton Mayor Lynn Webb talk about the Charter City proposal on the ballot in November. They give the pros and cons of a charter status for a city the size of Kenton. They also announced that a second town hall style meeting will be held on October 14. Listen to the complete discussion with the original air dates of October 4 and 5, 2025 on WKTN Mayor and […]
Deb Curlis, the Executive Director for Beatitudes, talks about the programs and services offered by her organization. She said that includes a food pantry and a retail store that sells items at $1 each. The show aired September 27 and 28, 2025. BEATITUDESDownload
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