KHS graduates earn $172,000 in scholarships Kenton High School seniors received nearly $172,000 in scholarships during their annual Awards Day on Tuesday. The $171,950 total was nearly $40,000 higher than a year ago, according to Counselor Amy Kohl. Read More
Hardin County Municipal Court News: May 19, 2018 Arric J. Buxton, 308 Hays Ave., Ada – speeding 35 mph in a 20 mph school zone, fined $150. Read More
Word for the day: The Lord’s Prayer Our Congregation includes the Lord’s Prayer in every worship. I start every day with it. And I see the Lord’s Prayer as a starting point for hours and hours of reflection. Read More
Jeremy Liles to perform at Well of Grace Jeremy Liles will be performing at Well of Grace Fellowship, 525 N. Ida St., Kenton at 6 p.m. Saturday, May 19. Liles is an energetic performer who loves the Lord with all his heart, soul, mind and strength. Read More
Quartet to perform Latter Rain Quartet will be performing at 10 a.m. Sunday, May 20 at the Ridgeway Church of God. All are welcome. Read More
McGuffey FWB set to host pair of singing performances McGUFFEY — The McGuffey Free Will Baptist Church will be hosting two singing performances at 7 p.m. Saturday, May 19. Singing at the event will be “The Sisters,” a duo made up of Sandi McKinley and Kaylene Ward, along with Linda O’Brien. Read More
Spring revivals coming to Payne Chapel AME Payne Chapel AME Church will be hosting its spring revival “In Times Like These” at 6:45 p.m. on May 23, 24 and 25. Speakers for the evenings will be: Read More
Be patient with farm machinery Farmers have been busy planting the past three weeks with a few moderate rains to break things up. This year planting was delayed by a couple weeks due to cool and wet conditions. Read More
Hardin County Community Foundation supports local projects with $136,014 The Hardin County Community Foundation presented 121 grants totaling $136,014 at its annual awards reception on Thursday afternoon at the Armory in Kenton. An additional $7,000 will be awarded in five college scholarships, making the total awards $143,014. Read More
Schaub named CEO of Harco Industries The Harco Industries Non-Profit Board of Directors announced this week that David Schaub has been named Chief Executive Officer of the organization. Schaub replaces Jason Seggerson, who resigned and is now a substitute teacher in Lima. Read More
Watching young players develop into athletes is encouraging to Stalder Baseball and softball have been a big part of Dwane Stalder’s life for close to four decades, whether it’s been as an umpire, player, coach or parent. Today, Dwane continues to umpire both high school softball in the spring and rec and travel league softball in the summer.
Mount Victory CIC honors vets with banners MOUNT VICTORY — The members of the Mount Victory Community Improvement Corporation (CIC) concluded a year-long effort to bring veteran banners to the village Sunday when the colorful memorials were hung along local streets.
Rogers to serve as grand marshal of Memorial Parade When Wayne “Speck” Rogers graduated from Kenton High School in 1947, there were no jobs to be found, he recalled. World War II had ended and all that manpower which had been needed to defeat the Germans and Japanese was home. For a young man with no money, the options were very limited.
