Boots and Buckles Club gets to see K9 in action The Boots and Buckles 4-H group met on Monday, June 19 at 6:30 p.m. at advisor Jolene Buchenroth's house. Read More
Couple celebrates 50th Rosemary (Darby) and Neale Sanderson of Belle Center are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. They were married on July 8, 1967 at New Hampshire United Methodist Church by Rev. Harold Mowery. Read More
Latham honors longtime members Latham Chapter 364 Order of the Eastern Star met Monday evening for a regular meeting. Worthy Matron Sharon Weaver presided over the meeting and the Worthy Patron Scott Barrett was in charge of the flag ceremony. The Worthy Matron opened the meeting with a tribute to fathers and Jean Beck Past Grand Matron and Secretary Emeritus was acknowledged. Read More
Carnival princess Audry Haudenschield, daughter of Don and Amy Haudenschield of Kenton, was crowned the 2017 Kroger Crusaders Carnival princess. The Kroger Crusaders Relay for Life team held the carnival on June 3 at the Kenton Shopping Plaza. Read More
Kenton Lions hosts picnic The Kenton Lions Club met Wednesday, June 21 at Sulphur Lake Campground at 6 p.m. Thirteen members and four guests were in attendance. Lion President Daryl Flowers led in the pledge and the prayer. Read More
Students in the news: June 23, 2017 DUBUQUE, Iowa — Julie Crandall Fogle of Kenton has earned a Master of Arts in Christian Leadership from The University of Dubuque at its 165th commencement ceremonies on Saturday, May 13. Read More
KHCB made presentations to students Keep Hardin County Beautiful gave presentations to all five school districts in Hardin County from April 19 to May 17. In this 29-day time frame, seven KHCB Commission members volunteered their time along with program manager, Deb Phillips, to present to 53 classrooms for a total of 1,132 students from grades PreK through fourth. Read More
Elks ladies play cards The Elks Ladies Card Club gathered on Thursday for its monthly meeting. The tables were decorated with flags and apples to celebrate Flag Day. Read More
Three table in play at bridge The Memorial Park Bridge Club met on Wednesday, June 21 at the Pro Shop Annex. The hostess was Ginny Stephan and there were three tables in play. Read More
Social Calendar: June 23, 2017 SATURDAY, JUNE 24 Weight Watchers – 9:15 a.m., Bellefontaine Union Station, 613 Hamilton St. Weigh-in starts 1/2 hour earlier. Read More
Teen driver fatalities spark donation of simulator from Maria Tiberi Foundation Dom Tiberi had spoken to Kenton High School juniors and seniors in late April to spread “Maria’s Message” about the importance of being safe drivers and to avoid distractions.
Victims rights proposal promoted A crime victims bill of rights amendment in Ohio is a step closer to being on the November ballot. The group Marsy’s Law for Ohio submitted more than 560,000 signatures in favor of the proposed constitutional amendment to the Ohio Secretary of State’s Office on Thursday.
Alger BPA members ‘joking’, still on job ALGER — The Alger Board of Public Affairs isn’t out of business yet. During a meeting Monday night, the village council announced plans to do away with the board in favor of hiring a village administrator.
