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KCS foundation to award $50,000

A total of $50,000 in scholarships will be given to Kenton High School seniors through the Kenton City Schools Excellence for Education Foundation. The amount was established at the May…

May 9, 2012No CommentRead More

Alger council steps up efforts against nuisances

ALGER — The Alger war on nuisances stepped up a notch at Monday night’s meeting. Council agreed to pay a contractor $1,500 to raze and remove the debris from 401…

May 8, 2012No CommentRead More

Resident asks Dunkirk for help fighting drug problems

DUNKIRK — Dunkirk area resident Robert Rice asked council at its regular meeting Monday for help with the drug situation in the area. According to Rice, because of his efforts…

May 8, 2012No CommentRead More

YMCA reaches goal of selling 250 passes for outdoor pool

The Hardin County YMCA will be able to open the Kenton city swimming pool this summer. Executive Director Sean Galvin reported that the Y reached its goal of selling 250…

May 5, 2012No CommentRead More

Father shares story of son’s journey to heaven after crash

Kevin Malarkey’s life changed in an instant when he pulled in front of a car on his way home from church one Sunday morning in 2004, but he could never…

May 4, 20121 CommentRead More

Area leaders discuss natural gas fueling station in city

Imagine paying 99 cents a gallon for vehicle fuel that is also supposed to reduce maintenance costs. The projected cost savings of using compressed natural gas (CNG) over gasoline and…

May 4, 2012No CommentRead More

KMS teacher hopes to bring Youth Horizon Conference here

Amanda Ritzler, the OSU Marion Women’s head volleyball coach and a Strategies for Success in Mathematics teacher at Kenton Middle School traveled to Normal, Ill., on April 13 and 14…

May 3, 2012No CommentRead More

Extension moving out of courthouse to make way for elections board

Staff members of the Hardin County OSU Extension Office were less than enthusiastic Tuesday when they learned their offices are being relocated from the courthouse to a county-owned building on…

May 2, 2012No CommentRead More

Prosecutor outlines options for area that needs sewer service

Residents in a section of Buck Township are being asked to “choose their poison” in determining how to address the health concerns their neighborhood poses in the eyes of the…

May 2, 2012No CommentRead More

Ada prepares to “Boogie on Main Street” this summer

ADA — This July, Ada residents will be treated to a “Boogie on Main Street,” an outdoor event to help promote shopping at local businesses. “Our buy local campaign is…

May 2, 2012No CommentRead More