Donating school supplies Star Howe (left) and Wilma Conley hold some of the school supplies donated by seniors for the Hardin County Council on Aging Senior Center’s back to school drive for students in need. Read More
Lunch outing The Hardin County Council on Aging Senior Center went on a lunch outing to Der Dutchman in Plain City. They enjoyed the trip, good food and shopping in the bakery and gift shop. Read More
Dining at The Plaza Inn Residents from Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center in Kenton enjoy a nice meal at The Plaza Inn Restaurant, Mount Victory. They enjoyed the ride as well. Read More
Enjoying ride on the gator Having fun on the gator ride on a sunny afternoon at Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center are (from left) Mary Risner, Brittney Hites and Betty Sprang. Residents took turns riding down to the dog pound and to the bridge. Read More
Senior nutrition: August 16, 2017 A noon meal is served for people ages 60 and older at the Hardin County Council on Aging in Kenton, 419-673-1102, at 11:30 a.m. weekdays. Transportation and meal reservations are required 24 hours in advance. Read More
Council on Aging trips Hardin County Council on Aging recently took a 13-day trip, leaving from Kenton with a destination of the Western states. Read More
Showing support Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center’s staff and residents wore green to work on Aug. 2 to show support for Child Support Awareness Day. Submitted photo Read More
Senior nutrition meals: August 2, 2017 A noon meal is served for people ages 60 and older at the Hardin County Council on Aging in Kenton, 419-673-1102, at 11:30 a.m. weekdays. Transportation and meal reservations are required 24 hours in advance. Read More
Headed for a treat Residents at Hardin Hills Health and rehab got to take a spin in the country again stopping at the Dairy Queen for a nice cool treat on such a hot day. 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.”
