Members of The Cadets drum and bugle corps practices the dance steps of their 2019 presentation.

Above, Kenton High School football team won the Ohio High School Football Coaches Association State 7 on 7 Tournament in Dublin on Saturday.

Left, Kenton High School basketball coach Matt McCullough talks to his group of kindergarten through sixth grade students during the first day of the annual Wildcat basketball camp on Monday morning.

Recent Kenton Rotary guest and speaker Adellyn McPheron is pictured with club President Russ Blue. She works at ONU and spoke about a program she does called Deterra Drug Disposal.

After 30 years in the accounting field, Frank Marsico spends his days being a part of the Hardin County YMCA family. After serving on the Y board during its building project in the mid-1990s, Marsico stepped away from behind a desk to become the agency's program director. While the position may be part time, for Marsico involvement in the Y organization has been a part of his life since he was a child.

Kenton’s Reed Cook pushes the ball past a Ben Logan defender during the Kenton Cup 7-on-7 soccer tournament on Saturday morning.

Morgan Sneary has been named the general manager of The LW by TWIRL, a women’s clothing boutique located above TWIRL in downtown Kenton. Sneary is a Kenton native and brings, to The LW by TWIRL, over 15 years of experience in retail and customer service as well as a lifetime love of clothing and personal styling.

The Ohio Knit Wits, at their monthly meeting on June 11, turned in their final projects made from the yarn purchased with the money from the Thrivent Grant Funds. The lap blankets, shawls and dish cloths will be distributed later in the fall. There were over 125 dish/wash cloths, four scarves, two hats, ten shawls and seven lap blankets. Some items have yet to be turned in for the final count. Other area knitters from the Ada Library and the Ohio Northern University Chapel also contributed in making of these items.

Knitters from the Ohio Knit Wits work on charity items with yarn provided by the Thrivent Grant funds during their June 11 meeting at Hardin Memorial Hospital.

McGUFFEY — During a council meeting on Monday, McGuffey Mayor Greg Howard announced he would be resigning effective Friday. He was moving out of the village. The decision put the reins of the village into the hands of council president Drake Krummrey. At 32, Krummrey is now the youngest mayor in the county.