SOUP of Hardin County Board President Martha Klingler and Site Supervisor and Head Cook Kathy Hilty talk about SOUP, it's origins, current operations and needs and future plans on this Public Eye podcast.
Hardin County Wildlife Officer Ryan Kennedy, from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources, Division of Wildlife, talks all about the 2024 hunting season on this Public Eye podcast.
Marketing and Communications Director Kolt Buchenroth and Junior Fair Board Treasurer Jozie Winegardner talks all about the events, changes, activities, and deadlines you need to know about the 2024 Hardin County Fair on this edition of the Public Eye podcast.
Organizers Matt Jennings and Brandon Osborn talk about the 2024 Ballpark Bash. From the entertainers to the cost of admission, everythng you need to know about the event can be heard on this Public Eye podcast.
Hardin County Sheriff Keith Everhart and Hardin County Dog Warden Cody Blair talk about the recent move to have the Sheriff's Office oversee the Dog Warden's office. They say to date it has been a very successful partnership. Listen to the complete discussion on this Public Eye podcast.
WKTN News Director Dennis Beverly discusses recent health issues affecting his speech on this week's Public Eye. He openly talks about the low point, which was a diagnosis that since has been ruled out. The show also introduces Brittany Clark, who was recently hired as an assistant in the news room.
Beth Wetherill, Instructor for the Hardin County Family YMCA, talks about the Silver Sneakers, and other programs at the Y, that have great benefits for senior citizens. Listen to the podcast for the complete discussion.
Drug Take Back Day is Saturday April 27 at four locations around Hardin County. Here the complete details from Michelle Musser, Lindsey Gordon and Sheriff Keith Everhart on this Public Eye Podcast:
WKTN is a locally owned and operated radio station broadcasting from Kenton, Ohio since 1963.
Our broadcast covers Hardin County and into Allen, Auglaize, Hancock, Logan, Marion, Union, and Wyandot Counties including a majority of communities within.
