Students in the News: February 13, 2017 FINDLAY — Kylie Cole of Forest participated in the University of Findlay’s Physical Therapy Research Forum on Feb. 2. Students participated in poster and platform presentations. The research forum promotes clinical research among students, faculty and community to foster and support evidence-based practice. Read More
Johnson library patrons can get language help Patrons of Mary Lou Johnson Hardin County District Library in Hardin County can now enhance their language learning goals with access to the Rosetta Stone Library Solution Read More
Achieving a balanced life: Work vital to our well-being Last week’s topic was health, this week we’re moving on to career. When I think of career, to me it’s the total of all our jobs. Many times we are defined by the work we do although that shouldn’t necessarily be so. I think one reason this happens is from a time perspective we’ll spend more time here than the other 7 combined. Read More
Soroptimist quilting bee canceled Soroptimist International of Kenton/Hardin County quilting bee planned today at Walnut Grove Church has been canceled. Read More
School menus: February 11, 2017 Ada Monday – meatball sub, side of spaghetti, steamed broccoli, fruit. Read More
Social Calendar: February 11, 2017 SATURDAY, FEB. 11 AA Fellowship – 11 a.m., closed discussion at First United Methodist Church, 234 N. Main St., Kenton. Read More
KCS to form Alumni Hall of Fame Committee Kenton City Schools is establishing an Alumni Hall of Fame Committee to recognize graduates of Kenton High School who, through their exemplary performance and achievement after graduation, have inspired others to inquire, dream and excel. Read More
Byroads & Bygones: Crystal Ice Company People who remember when an icebox was really an icebox, no doubt have memories of the Crystal Ice Company. The company was established in 1904 for the purpose of manufacturing pure ice, and also as a cold storage plant. Read More
The Amish Cook: Daniel and Gloria sling Cupid’s arrows GLORIA: What goes through your mind when you think of Valentine’s Day? Love? Joy? Sadness? For us it is a special day celebrating love, although we don’t always do something extravagant. Read More
ONU grad leaves $5.38M bequest to university ADA — Nellie M. Hoghe cherished the quality education she received at Ohio Northern University, and her generosity will help to ensure that future students receive the same type of educational experience. Hoghe, a Van Wert native who died in February 2016 at the age of 98 in her hometown, left $5.38 million in a bequest to her alma mater. Read More
Hardin County takes part in eclipse mania A large crowd made its way to Ohio Northern University’s observatory in Ada to watch the eclipse on Monday afternoon.
KCS gets new year off to good start “It’s been three great days so far,” Kenton City Schools Superintendent Jennifer Penczarski said of the opening of the 2017-2018 school year. She recapped activities that took place prior to the first day of school during the board of education meeting Monday night.
Kenton finance panel gets ready for tough budget Kenton City Council’s Finance Committee is asking the administration and department heads to be as precise as possible when it comes to the 2018 city budget. During its monthly meeting Monday night, member David Beazley said the city expects to fall short of its projected income tax revenue for 2017 and “we can’t expect it to increase next year.”
