ALGER — An Ohio Environmental Protection Agency inspection of Alger’s water treatment system has revealed several concerns including the stability of the town’s water tower. Water Superintendent Dale Albert presented a copy of the OEPA report to the Alger Board of Public Affairs at its meeting Monday evening.

ALGER — A village official will face disciplinary action by Mayor Von Summa for not making sure employees are following purchase procedures established by council. The decision for the action came after council members met in closed session during Monday night’s meeting.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Michelle Courtad was selected to lead the Riverdale Board of Education for 2018. Courtad was chosen as president and board member Derek Dailey as vice president during the Riverdale Board of Education’s re-organizational meeting on Monday.

TUESDAY, JAN. 9 Hardin County Airport Authority – 4:30 p.m., airport

ADA — The Ada Senior Citizens meeting for Wednesday, Jan. 10 has been canceled. President Cloe Cole said, “With the unpredictable weather and the number of our members who are suffering from winter-related illnesses, we made the decision to cancel this meeting.”

McGUFFEY — The Upper Scioto Valley Board of Education will hold its re-organizational meeting followed by the regular January meeting at 6 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 11 in the board room at the school.

Kenton police A possible domestic disturbance was reported in the 600 block of S. Wayne Street.

Nearing her seventh year as a deputy clerk at the Hardin County Municipal Court, Heather Sheldon regularly works with individuals of the community who are not always happy to be in the situation in which they find themselves.

Ray Davis of Kenton was inducted into the Ohio Fair Managers Hall of Fame on Sunday in Columbus. Davis has been a member of the Hardin County Agricultural Society for 37 years, where he has served as president and been active in several committees.

MONDAY, JAN. 8 Kenton City Council – 7 p.m., chambers