Black Hills trip The Hardin County Council on Aging enjoyed a great trip to the Black Hills, touring Mt. Rushmore, Crazy Horse and many other interesting sites. Read More
Lunch trip The Hardin County Council on Aging Senior Center took a trip to Der Dutchman in Plain City for lunch. The seniors enjoyed good weather, great food and shopping in the bakery and gift shop. Read More
Winning hats Hardin County Council on Aging had a hat contest. Sharon Lowery had the best hat. Read More
50-year member Kenton-Hardin County Soroptimist International participated in the parade for the Ada Harvest and Herb Festival on Saturday. Not only did the club celebrate the festival, but also celebrated the Kenton-Hardin County Soroptimist International 50th year membership of Eve Johnson-Timmons. Read More
Senior nutrition: September 19, 2018 Next week’s menu includes the following: Monday – sloppy joes, potato salad, peaches, drink. Tuesday – pizza, chips, Italian ice, drink. Read More
New friend at the fair Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center resident Terri Lansdown got a nice treat at the Hardin County Fair. A boy who had just finished showing his rabbit stopped and let her pet it. Read More
Labor Day party The Hardin County Council on Aging Senior Center had a Labor Day party. The seniors played Labor Day trivia and had root beer floats. Read More
Proud veteran Joe Dulin, a resident of Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center, proudly shows off his veterans canvas photo. His family purchased this for him. Activity staff also took him for a country ride and stopped at the Dairy Queen and showed him where his banner is hanging at the hilltop traffic signal. Read More
Mobility classes to be offered in Ada The Mobility Foundation announces a partnership with Ada Physical Therapy to offer A.I.M. (Aiming for Independence and mobility) classes to the public. The six-week program is free. Read More
Senior nutrition: September 12, 2018 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. Meals are for donation only. Read More
Forest firing range Forest Village Administrator Wes Davis (left) and Police Chief Donnie Southward stand at the new firing range built on village property by the town's workers. The range allows for officers of the department to qualify for their certifications without needing to drive out of the community and pay for the testing, said Southward.
Kenton, 3 townships asked to OK Grove Cemetery renewal When the Grove Cemetery Board of Trustees asks voters to continue a property tax levy it is as much an educational campaign as a levy renewal effort. That is the case again this year as the cemetery seeks renewal of a 1 mill levy for five years on the Nov. 6 ballot.
HN eyes new track in Phase II of upgrades DOLA — With the softball field completed and improvements to the baseball field finished, the Hardin Northern Board of Education is now focused on Phase II of the four phases of developing its athletic fields. The second phase of the plans, according to Gina Frick of Garmann-Miller Architects and Engineers, will bring an eight-lane track facility to the district.
