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Ada police officer enjoys community outreach efforts

Ada Police Officer Penny Keller-Clark

ADA — For Ada Police Officer Penny Keller-Clark, her responsibilities stretch far beyond those of a typical police officer and into the realm of community outreach. Penny has been with the Ada PD in a part-time position since 1989, serving in multiple roles such as mayor’s court bailiff from 1992 to 1993 and zoning inspector from 2003 to 2013. In 2007, she was the Employee of the Year.

Cross election sparks Alliance leadership moves

Roles changing

When Jon Cross goes to Columbus in January to become the representative from the 83rd House District, he will remain the CEO and President of the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance. Cross announced at Friday's Economic and Community Development Breakfast that he will continue with the Alliance in a consulting capacity.

Ready for a spin

Ready for a spin

The merry-go-round at Kenton's Veterans Memorial Park has been completely refurbished and power-coated, said board member Marshall Wolowicz, and is ready to roll. It had gotten hard to find parts for the equipment, he said, and Doug Seiler donated time in removing the merry-go-round and taking it to JB Tubular in Mount Victory for the processing.

Christmas touch

Christmas touch

Volunteers with the Keep Hardin County Beautiful Commission (from left) JoEllen Beaman, Roz Anderson, Sue Sanders, Connie Oates, Anita Williamson, Madelyn Lowery, Molly Wagner and Norma Umberger added their Christmas touch Tuesday by placing holiday trees (behind the group) at the courthouse.

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