Enjoying the county fair Hardin Hills Health Center took residents to the Hardin County Fair Tuesday through Friday this year. Read More
Senior meals: September 11, 2019 Next week’s menu includes the following: Monday – salad, crackers, mandarin oranges, orange creme cakes, milk. Tuesday – salad, crackers, ice cream cup, cookie, milk. Read More
Birthday bash Resident Barb Brown celebrated her 93rd birthday with her daughters Jackie Brown and Charlotte Banks. Kenton Nursing and Rehab Center staff were encouraged to stop by Barb’s room to wish her a happy birthday and to enjoy a cupcake, compliments of her daughters. Read More
A vocal visitor Residents at Kenton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center were treated to a special evening activity on Aug. 21. Connie McNeal, activity director from Willow Brooke Assisted Living, sang and played guitar for the group. Read More
TV time Hardin Hills Health Center residents enjoy watching a weekly TV series together at the Kenton facility. Read More
Senior nutrition: September 4, 2019 Next week’s menu includes the following: Monday – salad, crackers, Jell-O with fruit, brownie, milk. Read More
Visit from Brooke Hardin Hills resident Karla Foreman gets attention from service dog Brooke who came to visit Saturday. Read More
Lunch outing A group of Hardin Hills Health Center residents including (from left) Marilyn Oborn, Janice Jones and Esther Bowersox enjoy a lunch outing to Table One. Read More
Senior nutrition: August 28, 2019 A meal is served at 11:15 a.m. weekdays for people ages 60 and older at the Hardin County Council on Aging in Kenton. Read More
Petting zoo at KNRC Kenton Nursing and Rehabilitation Center’s petting zoo was a big hit with residents and staff. Kenzie Furr, daughter of employee Erica Furr, is a member of the Silver Creek 4-H Club. Read More
Ada business staple Cole Motor Sales to close after century of service to public ADA — For more than a century, Cole Motor Sales has been a staple of the Ada business community. It survived two world wars, the Great Depression and saw business after business come and go in the community. But the changes in the automotive world proved to be more than the local dealership could survive.
Area school districts get mainly low marks from state There was little to crow about from the Hardin County area school districts in the annual report card from the Ohio Department of Education. The report card, released on Thursday, rates districts and buildings. Graduation rates remain high in the county, but preparing students for life after school was uniformly low.
Owner of meth lab in Alger receives four years in prison A traffic stop resulted in putting a meth lab out of business in the village of Alger and has sent the owner to prison for four years. According to Hardin County Common Pleas Court records from Prosecutor Brad Bailey's office, Timothy Shepherd, 103 E. Wagner St., Alger, was charged with illegal assembly or possession of chemicals for the manufacture of drugs and aggravated possession of drugs.
