FOREST — When the Tree Town Festival steps off the largest parade in the county on July 7, it will be led by a couple known and endeared throughout the village of Forest. Bob and Sharon Beitler have been named this year’s grand marshals of the annual summer event.

The KHS 7-on-7 tournament was held Friday.

Lyla Elizabeth Crowe of McGuffey represents the fifth generation on both sides of her father, William Daniel Crowe III’s mother’s family. In the photo to the left are (from left) Great Grandmother Elizabeth Mae (Bracy) Phillips, Lyla, Grandmother Lisa Ann (Phillips) Webb, father William Daniel Crowe III and Great-Great Grandmother Shirley Ann (Hudson /Bracy) Snider.       Right are …

Newly inducted officers of the Kenton Rotary Club for 2017-18 are (from left) Brittney Tice, president; Russ Blue, vice president; Jon Warner, secretary and Russ Berger, treasurer.

BELLE CENTER — Paradune Brewing Co. is looking to set itself apart with an old-fashioned “farm to table” approach. The new local brewery is owned by four partners, Jeff Parker, TJ Merrill, Bijan Fayaz and Dominc Lombardo.

Hardin Northern pitcher Nevin Robson makes a throw to first base during the Polar Bears 4-1 win in the Hancock County Pony League championship game on Thursday night.

The Trophy Bassmasters traveled to one of the club’s favorite spots as they visited Knox Lake near Fredericktown. The popularity of the lake was clear as 17 members made the trip.

The class of 1952 of Kenton High School celebrated its 65th class reunion on Saturday, June 17 at Henry’s Restaurant. Prayers opened the evening dinner. Members enjoyed listening to letters that were sent by those who could not attend.

The Kenton High School cheerleaders attended the Universal Cheerleaders Association camp this past weekend at Bowling Green State University.