Hand stamp rumors false Rumors have been circulating on social media stating in part that the Hardin County Fair will not be issuing re-admittance hand stamps for the 2019 fair. These rumors are false, said Kolt Buchenroth, Marketing and Communication Director for the fair. Read More
Research at library to improve with new digital search system One of the most used services at the Mary Lou Johnson-Hardin County District Library in Kenton is the research department. Director Sam Norris said about 75 percent of the time the library is open, there are people using the microfilms and reference books to track down a family member, research the history of a local organization or just read some local history. Read More
Harco Industries to move to new home Harco Industries will be moving to a new home. The new building is the former Grace Fellowship Church at the corner of S. Main and Espy streets in Kenton, said Andrew Tudor, president of the Harco Industries Board of Trustees. Read More
No paper published on Monday The Kenton Times will not publish a newspaper on Monday so our employees can enjoy the Labor Day holiday with their families. Regular publication of the Times will resume on Tuesday, opening day of the Hardin County Fair. Read More
Ex-fiscal officer of park district sent to jail for theft The former fiscal officer for the McDonald-Roundhead Joint Regional Park Board was sentenced to 20 days in jail after she admitted taking funds from the organization. According to Hardin County Common Pleas Court documents from Prosecutor Brad Bailey's office, Jennifer Kathleen Henkle, 17958 Main St., Roundhead, pleaded guilty to one count each of grand theft, tampering with records and attempted theft in office. Read More
Hardin Northern volleyball popular with students DOLA — The Hardin Northern Polar Bears volleyball program has and enviable problem this season. It has too many players. Shannon Evans asked the board Wednesday evening if the coaching staff for the sport could be divided in a different way. There are 26 high school players with two coaches and another two coaches for the nine junior high school participants. Read More
Ada’s ReStore plans to reopen with new name ADA — The staff, volunteers and board of the ReStore Community Center in Ada are inviting the area community to help celebrate the grand reopening and rededication under its new name on Tuesday, Sept. 10. The decision was made by the ReStore’s board of directors to rename the center earlier this summer to differentiate itself from other national charities. Read More
Health staff praised for work on accreditation report The Kenton-Hardin Health Department was required this year to complete an extensive report to the Public Health Accreditation Board. Read More
Write-in candidates complete fall ballot Several write-in candidates have been added to the Nov. 5 election ballot in Hardin County. Read More
BL educator named Master Teacher BELLEFONTAINE — Benjamin Logan Middle School teacher Jennifer Davis was recognized as one of Ohio’s finest teachers during the annual Martha Holden Jennings Foundation Educator’s Retreat at the end of the summer. Read More