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Crowe ends 32 years of fighting fires with KFD

Crowe ends 32 years of fighting fires with KFD

Roger Crowe’s last few weeks as a Kenton firefighter were much quieter than his opening weeks 32 years ago. He retired from the Kenton Fire Department on Friday. Crowe recalled…

Ridgemont students, teachers gain new insight on global issues

Ridgemont students, teachers gain new insight on global issues

RIDGEWAY — Following a trip to the National Service Learning Conference in Minneapolis, Minn., a group of Ridgemont students and teachers have returned with a new personal insight on global…

Kenton man labeled Tier 1 sex offender after conviction

A Kenton man has been identified as a Tier I sexual offender and placed on community control for five years in a case heard in Hardin County Common Pleas Court.…

Laura’s Drive: USV student aims to help cancer victims

Laura’s Drive: USV student aims to help cancer victims

McGUFFEY — Laura Bentley decided at an early age she couldn’t sit by and calmly watch cancer take the people she loved. She dedicated herself to raise money to find…

Man charged during KKK march gets court-appointed attorney

A man charged with threatening a community member during a Ku Klux Klan march through Mount Victory last month said Thursday he will need Hardin County to pay for his…

Ada bond refinancing saves $1.3M

ADA — The refinancing of the Ada Schools building bond issue will save taxpayers more than $1.3 million, it was reported at Thursday’s board of education meeting. The district, with…

Ada board hears from Leadership graduates and takes action on contracts for next year

ADA – Four Ada High School Hardin Youth Leadership students were on hand at the Ada school board’s regular meeting Thursday night to present their experiences at the program’s graduation…

Dunkirk man recalls horrors of Holocaust

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…

Dunkirk woman to put her quilt collection on display

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…

Sheriff’s race generated most spending in primary

The Hardin County Sheriff’s race in the Republican Primary generated the most expense in the March elections. According to finance reports filed with the Hardin County Board of Elections, Michael…