LDesigns opens LeDonna Roys (left) and her daughter, Jessica Sigurdson, show some of their creations as part of LDesigns, 313 Superior St., Kenton. LeDonna focuses on repurposing and reupholstering items for interior and exterior spaces, such as this table and chairs. Read More
Weekend DC visit was a trip of a lifetime for group of area veterans A group of local veterans climbed on a pair of commercial buses last weekend to participate in a trip they will not soon forget. The bus trip was the second for the Logan County Vets to DC organization. Read More
USV honors vets with special parking spaces for games McGUFFEY — Area veterans have three special places to park for the football games at Upper Scioto Valley. The brightly painted spots are red, white and blue with stars and a big USA featured on the spaces. Read More
Leadership luncheon Students in Jessica Parsley’s The Leader In Me class at Kenton Middle School welcome parents, grandparents and guests to the first of their monthly luncheons. Read More
Sports St. Marys slow down Wildcats St. Marys did what it does best and controlled the football with its running game against Kenton on Friday night. The Wil… Read More
Protected Miscues costly for Raiders in 49-20 loss to Bellefontaine BELLEFONTAINE — The turnover bug took a big bite out of Benjamin Logan on Friday night as the Raiders coughed the ball up si… Read More
Family Living Kenton FFA Fun Night Kenton OHP-FFA members play cornhole during their annual FFA Fun Night on Saturday, Sept. 16 at 6 p.m. They also played an outdoor tournament of hillbilly golf. … Read More
Ada Barnyard Farmers win awards at fair The Ada Barnyard Farmers 4H Club, led by advisors Chad and Jamie Hazelton, Rachael Underwood and Amy Stover, finished another exciting 4-H year with the conclusion of the 2017 Hardin County Fair. Twenty-one members completed 59 livestock projects, receiving all As, including rabbits, poultry, goats, sheep, dairy beef feeders, dairy cows and horses.
Police reports: September 22, 2017 Georgina Louise Lightner, 407 S. Leighton St., was arrested on an active warrant. James M. Large Jr., 830 Cooper St., reported a theft from his vehicle.
KHS grad’s death ruled exertional heat stroke KENT, Ohio (AP) — An Ohio coroner has ruled exertional heat stroke caused the …
Hardin County Municipal Court Report: September 23, 2017 Kaylee Shaye Marling, 341 S. Main St., Dunkirk – speeding 40 mph in a 35 mph zone, fined $15. Chantel Ellen Smith, Wharton – speeding 48 mph in a 35 mph zone, fined $25.
