Rowyn Horn, 8, (above) dives into a stick of cotton candy and holds a second one for her dad during Kenton’s Kids Day at Wharton Park on Saturday.

The weather conditions were hot and humid for Saturday’s Eats on the Streets, but that didn’t discourage a large crowd from attending the annual even on the square in Kenton.

The survivor lap is welcomed by the roar of motorcycles on the first lap of the 2019 Hardin County Relay For Life at the Hardin County Courthouse on Friday evening.

FOREST — The Tree Town Trot was held Saturday, July 13 at 8 a.m. It was sponsored by the Hardin County Family YMCA in conjunction with the Tree Town Festival Committee. Beautiful weather accompanied the 39 participants as they completed the course through the streets of Forest and on rural roads.

RIDGEWAY — When Darrell Corwin moved with his new bride into the village of Ridgeway 50 years ago, he was invited to attend a meeting of the Ridgeway Fire Department. Out of curiosity, Corwin went to check out what was going on and five decades later, the assistant chief is being honored by his fellow firefighters with an open house on Sunday at 2 p.m.

The 38 singer-dancers comprising Kenton High School’s show choir Top Twenty will be embracing their inner bad guy during this year’s set. “Antagonist” is the theme for the 2019-20 Top Twenty group, with a lineup of songs that will show the performers developing and embracing an evil character.

After seeing two crashes, one of which was fatal, outside his restaurant this summer, Plaza Inn owner David Wagner purchased a speed detector sign which he placed recently outside the business to show motorists how fast they are traveling when they get into town.

A group of Benjamin Logan fourth graders dribble down the court working on a crossover drill during the final day of the school’s youth basketball camp on Thursday evening.

Jasper Musgrave (left) assists scientist Cameron Lightfoot with a chemical experiment during the summer reading program of the Forest-Jackson Public Library.

McGuffey Fiscal Officer TJ Carter (left) and U.S. Postal Clerk Amy Schick stand in the McGuffey Post Office on the first day (Wednesday) that the office was open 24 hours.