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 Christian educator enjoys working with children
Ministering to children as well as adults is not just for the preacher, it’s also a calling for the members of the church. A Kenton women has been taking her role in the church very seriously the last three decades.
Jane McGee has been working as a Christian educator and parish worker for First United Methodist Church in Kenton....READ MORE |
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Home invasion in Alger
The Hardin County Sheriff’s Office is seeking information regarding a home invasion and robbery.
According to Chief Deputy Col. Ken Hilty, Joshua Hutchinson, 207 E. Belmont St., Lot 20, Alger, returned home from work about midnight Friday night, when he was confronted by an individual at his front door....READ MORE |
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Times photo/Dan Robinson
Teens of the Year
The Kenton Elks Lodge named Joshua Zachman of Ridgemont and Maggie Long of Kenton as Hardin County’s Teenagers of the Year at its annual dinner Sunday evening. Zachman is the son of Dan and Cindy Zachman and Long’s parents are Harry and Amy Long. Each will continue to compete for the state title. Selected as third place winner was Maggie Elwood of Hardin Northern. |
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Riverdale, HN fare well at L-B Invite
FINDLAY — Riverdale and Hardin Northern competed in the Liberty-Benton Invitational on Saturday, with the highest finish between the two schools coming from the Riverdale boys, which tied for ninth out of the 16 schools....READ MORE
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| SATURDAY MAY 3, 2008 |
 Century of memories at Jackson Township farm
By DAN ROBINSON
Times staff writer
FOREST — When the Ohio Department of Agriculture considered the farm of Corda and Pauline Spearman for status as a “century farm,” it had proof in the owner. Corda Spearman was born in the house where he lives on July 8, 1908...
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 USV's Mullins headed to Indiana State
By JOHN BLAKE
Times sports writer
McGUFFEY - It’s been a bit of roller coaster ride recently for Kayla Mullins.
With several coaches from a number of colleges pulling and tugging at the Upper Scioto Valley senior standout basketball player for her future services, Mullins’ head was spinning....READ MORE |
| FRIDAY MAY 2, 2008 |
 Display expanded
Sullivan-Johnson Museum Director Linda Iams prepares some Kenton Toys for the expanded display at the museum for Sunday’s open house...READ MORE |
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Former Dunkirk fiscal officer accused of taking $145,600
The fiscal officer for the village of Dunkirk was arraigned Tuesday on charges he took nearly $150,000 of the village funds.
Tom Foltz resigned from office last month after failing to appear for work when auditors came to the village to inspect the books. He has been charged with two counts of theft in office and one charge of theft beyond the scope....READ MORE |
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Riverdale runs away from field at Ram Invitational
McGUFFEY — The Riverdale girls and boys ran away with the Upper Scioto Valley Ram Invitational on Thursday afternoon.
The Riverdale girls claimed titles in three individual events and won three of the four relay on the way to scoring 172.5 points. McComb was the team runner-up with 141 points, followed by Cory-Rawson with 78 1/2 points....READ MORE |
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