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Mock crash

A Kenton police officer restrains grieving mother Sue Bailey during Wednesday’s Prom Promise mock crash on Long Street across from Kenton High School. KHS students look on at the staged…

April 19, 2012No CommentRead More

Titanic at Ben Logan

The passengers open “Titanic the Musical” as they prepare to begin their doomed voyage on the stage at Benjamin Logan High School. The production will be presented Friday and Saturday…

April 19, 2012No CommentRead More

Dunkirk man recalls horrors of Holocaust

DUNKIRK — Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day. It is a day set aside to keep the memory alive of the atrocities committed by Nazi Germany during World War II. Everett…

April 19, 2012No CommentRead More

Dunkirk woman to put her quilt collection on display

DUNKIRK — Quilting has been a part of Bev Hayes’ life for as long as she can remember. She watched her mother quilt nearly 85 creations and was intrigued by…

April 18, 2012No CommentRead More

Benefit T-shirts

Former Kenton High School student Megan Wolowicz (front, fifth from left), and her sorority at Bowling Green State University, Alpha Xi Delta, have been selling T-shirts to help benefit Kayla…

April 18, 2012No CommentRead More

Former Lima teacher gets 4 years in prison for sexual conduct with teen

No one in court Monday morning questioned Whitney Chiles’ ability to teach children. But it was the lessons the former Lima City Schools intervention specialist taught a 15-year-old former student…

April 17, 2012No CommentRead More

Radio host shares love of gardening with area group

Ron Wilson showed he is just at home talking about gardening in front of a group as he is on Saturday mornings on the radio. “I love to get together…

April 17, 2012No CommentRead More

Cleaning river

A worker from Legge Excavating of Hepburn removes some of the logjam which was created under the Main Street bridge in Kenton. Legge was contracted by the Upper Scioto Conservancy…

April 17, 2012No CommentRead More

MV man enjoys helping others here and in Africa

MOUNT VICTORY — Retirement is something life insurance agent and missionary Dana Baker said he hopes never to see. Baker, who recently turned 80, has spent the last 52 years…

April 16, 2012No CommentRead More

Espy students help others at their Penthouse Parties

Each Wednesday after school, there is a party going on at Kenton’s Espy Elementary. Few of the school’s fourth- and fifth-graders miss the weekly event, where they help organizations in…

April 13, 2012No CommentRead More