Football frolic sends Kenton man to prison for 35 months A Kenton man has been sent to prison for 35 months and labeled as a Tier I sexual offender after having sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl and providing her with drugs during a high school football game last summer. According to court records from Prosecutor Brad Bailey's office, Andrew James Allen Albert, 19, 135 Harding Ave., Kenton, met the girl at a Hardin Northern game and the pair entered the school without permission. Read More
‘Smore’ field A clinging snow Thursday stayed around in the frigid sunlight Friday, leaving an area covered with burr weeds at the entrance of Lawrence Woods looking more like a field of marshmallows. The temperatures are expected to continue to be cold today, but a slight warming trend is predicted for the remainder of the week. Times photo/Dan Robinson Read More
Second advisor joins Edward Jones in Kenton Edward Jones Financial Advisor Marshall Wolowitcz announced this week that a second financial advisor, Doug Carmean, has joined his office in Kenton. Read More
Municipal Court Report: December 8, 2018 Mackenzie P. Phillips, 11224 TR 205, Kenton – speeding 42 mph in a 25 mph zone, fined $25. Read More
Sports Rams rally for win over Lincolnview MCGUFFEY — With his team trailing 53-52 and 20 seconds left in the game, Upper Scioto Valley’s Quinn Sanders had a shot atte… Read More
Protected Raiders get the best of Indian Lake, 52-33 BELLEFONTAINE — Over the past four years, the Indian Lake boys basketball team has gotten the better of rival Benjamin Logan… Read More
Family Living Kenton Lions discuss future activities The Kenton Lions Club met Wednesday, Dec. 5 at Henry’s Restaurant at 6:30 p.m. There were 15 members and a guest present for the meeting. … Read More
Police reports: December 7, 2018 Community First Bank reported receiving a counterfeit bill. The bill was turned over to the KPD. A theft was reported from Walmart.
Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation gets federal grant The Ohio Suicide Prevention Foundation (OSPF) has been selected to receive a federal Mental Health Awareness Training (MHAT) grant award focused on providing mental health training and promoting awareness of mental health services to Ohio veterans, service members, and national guardsmen/women.
Football frolic sends Kenton man to prison for 35 months A Kenton man has been sent to prison for 35 months and labeled as a Tier I sexual offender after having sexual relations with a 14-year-old girl and providing her with drugs during a high school football game last summer. According to court records from Prosecutor Brad Bailey's office, Andrew James Allen Albert, 19, 135 Harding Ave., Kenton, met the girl at a Hardin Northern game and the pair entered the school without permission.
