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Ada voters approve school income tax levy

ADA — As Tuesday’s election grew nearer, Ada Superintendent Dr. Suzanne Darmer was feeling good about the prospects for the district’s .75 percent income tax levy, she said this morning.…

USV operating levy passes, but building repair issue fails

McGUFFEY — The Upper Scioto Valley voters dealt a split decision on the two levies presented to them at the polls Tuesday. While the replacement of a 3.1-mill operating levy…

Non-party candidates file for November

Four non-party candidates filed with the Hardin County Board of Elections for their names to appear on the November ballot. B.J. Hall will ask to return to the council-at-large seat…

Motorists ignore Ada closings

ADA — Despite a recent incident on Lima Avenue, both it and the concrete streets project are progressing, according to Village Administrator Jim Meyer. With detour and “road closed” signs…

Dunkirk aims for growth

DUNKIRK — The theme for Monday night’s Dunkirk council meeting was growth of the village. In a previously signed agreement between Hardin Northern School and Dunkirk, the school agreed to…

Letters going to all Alger residents in nuisance battle

ALGER — The Alger council will begin its battle against village nuisances early this year. Members approved a pair of letters Monday night which they will use in hopes of…

Alger to make park improvements

ALGER — There will soon be improvements made at the Alger Park. For several years, the restrooms at the park were closed and were replaced each spring with portable units.…

Shaffer helps to fulfill dreams, goals at Harco

Shaffer helps to fulfill dreams, goals at Harco

Amber Shaffer takes joy in the opportunity to help fulfill the goals and dreams of the participants at Harco Industries in Kenton as its activities coordinator. For three years, Shaffer…

Event begins possible partnership with Haiti

Event begins possible partnership with Haiti

Two times a week, Dr. Joey Prosper leaves his clinic in Port-au-Prince, Haiti, to visit orphanages in the countryside. The trip takes four hours each direction and when he arrives…

Two seek second ward council seat in Kenton

Two seek second ward council seat in Kenton

There’s only one Kenton race on the ballot in Tuesday’s primary election and it impacts about one-fourth of the city’s voters. David Beazley and Rose Zuchetto are vying for the…