Jessica and Jacob Bridenstine are owners of the new feed store J & J Feeds, located at 17603 TR 217, Mount Victory. The store offers feed for cows, pigs, horses, poultry, dogs, cats, deer, rabbits and wild birds. J & J Feeds is open Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m., Thursday from noon to 8 …

Kenton welcomed the arrival of two new trucks on Friday afternoon. Both 1 ton GM pickups are outfitted with snow plows and are for the water and sewer departments.

Hardin Northern was recognized by Friday Night Football Coaches Magazine for having the best team moms in the country. Presented during halftime of Friday night’s game against Upper Scioto Valley, it was announced that Hardin Northern won the 2018 FNF Team Moms Contest, sponsored by BUBBA Burger.

Isaiah Savage, Rebecca Bash and Madisen Jolliff brought home honors from the national FFA convention this week in Indianapolis. Savage’s science project which uses artificial neural networks to predict precipitation was named third in the nation. Bash and Jolliff earned second place at the convention for their social science project. The chapter was one of the top ten in the …

The Kenton football team did its part to try and make one final push to get into the playoffs on Friday night. Unfortunately it looks like it was not enough for the Wildcats. After a 41-13 victory over Bath, all the Wildcats can do is wait and see where the chips fall from the other games the Wildcats needed to go their way if they are to finish in the top eight in region 14.

DOLA — With the defense on lockdown in the second half, Upper Scioto Valley’s offense went to work, scoring 16-straight points to rally past Hardin Northern for the 22-13 win in Friday night’s season finale. The win gives the Rams a final record of 3-7 overall, 2-5 in the Northwest Central Conference. The Polar Bears finish 4-6, 3-4.

Riverdale’s Max Morris runs with the ball during the Falcons 61-13 loss to Pandora-Gilboa on Friday night. The Falcons finish the season at 5-5. Statistics from the game were not received by presstime. Times photo/Kim Camper

Kenton Elementary School celebrated HERO (Helping Everyone Respect Others) Day on Thursday, Oct. 18. October is National Bullying Prevention Month and this was a positive way KES chose to bring awareness and promote prevention.

Hardin County is hoping to start a new Halloween tradition this weekend. On Saturday night, the square in Kenton will be bouncing with live music as costumed visitors dance and feast on treats from food trucks in the first Thriller Nights Spooktacular.

Many area residents dressed up in various costumes and competed in the annual Kenton Halloween parade.