Bidlack, Hanson to wed Lynn Bidlack and Mark Hanson are announcing their engagement and upcoming marriage. Lynn is the daughter of Rudy and Ellen Bidlack of Scott. Read More
Girl Scouts had good year at state fair Hardin County Girl Scouts were very successful during the 2017 Ohio State Fair. The Girl Scouts brought home 13 trophies this year. Read More
Hardin County takes part in eclipse mania A large crowd made its way to Ohio Northern University’s observatory in Ada to watch the eclipse on Monday afternoon. Read More
KCS gets new year off to good start “It’s been three great days so far,” Kenton City Schools Superintendent Jennifer Penczarski said of the opening of the 2017-2018 school year. She recapped activities that took place prior to the first day of school during the board of education meeting Monday night. Read More
Arcadia rallies past Polar Bears DOLA — The Hardin Northern volleyball team couldn’t finish off Arcadia in its season-opener on Monday night. The Polar Bears cruised through the first two sets and appeared to have set three well in hand before the visiting Redskins rallied from an eight-point deficit to win the third set and grab the momentum on the way to a 14-25, 17-25, 27-25, 25-20, 15-12 non-league win. Read More
Dearing’s three roles allow her to work with all USV students McGUFFEY — Juli Dearing’s goal at Upper Scioto Valley School is to try to get her students to be “a little better at something every day.” Dearing, who was born and raised in Kenton, holds three roles at USV, serving as a high school and elementary physical education teacher, head volleyball coach and athletic director. Read More
Michael’s Mission March Supporters of the Michael’s Mission get support from passing motorists Saturday as they marched around the square in Kenton. Read More
MedFlight instructions A pilot from MedFlight reviews safety and answers questions from the Southeast Hardin-Northwest Union Joint Fire District. Read More
KHS soccer makes quick work of Raiders The Kenton boys soccer team finished second its first two times playing in Ben Logan’s season-opening Quest Cup. The third time proved to be the charm for the Wildcats as for the second game in two nights, Drew Hoppe and Hayden Hicks both had hat tricks and Landon Bartlett chipped in with three assists as Kenton cruised past the hosts 8-2 Saturday night in the championship game of the tournament. Read More
Lady Wildcats spike Rams in three games McGUFFEY — It didn’t take the Kenton volleyball team long to match its win total from last year. In fact it took the Lady Wildcats about an hour on Saturday as they took control of their season-opening match against Upper Scioto Valley from the first serve, scoring nine of the first 10 points and never looking back in cruising to a 25-11, 25-15, 25-14 over the host Rams. Read More
Hardin County takes part in eclipse mania A large crowd made its way to Ohio Northern University’s observatory in Ada to watch the eclipse on Monday afternoon.
KCS gets new year off to good start “It’s been three great days so far,” Kenton City Schools Superintendent Jennifer Penczarski said of the opening of the 2017-2018 school year. She recapped activities that took place prior to the first day of school during the board of education meeting Monday night.
Kenton finance panel gets ready for tough budget Kenton City Council’s Finance Committee is asking the administration and department heads to be as precise as possible when it comes to the 2018 city budget. During its monthly meeting Monday night, member David Beazley said the city expects to fall short of its projected income tax revenue for 2017 and “we can’t expect it to increase next year.”
