Country artist Dylan Scott will be the headline act at a Hardin County Fair concert on Saturday, Sept. 8 at 8 p.m. His single “My Girl” reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Country Airplay Chart.

The entertainer who will headline the Saturday night concert at the 2018 Hardin County Fair will be announced on Friday, May 11. In addition, Judi Cronley, secretary/treasurer of the Hardin County Agricultural Society, reported at the board’s monthly meeting on Wednesday night that there will be an opening act for the Sept. 8 concert starting at 7 p.m.

The Hardin County Agricultural Society discussed a variety of topics at its monthly meeting Wednesday night. All 21 directors were present along with 10 guests.

Alexa Lowry (right) was crowned as the 2018 Hardin County Pork Industry Queen at Saturday night’s pork banquet at St. John’s Evangelical Church in Kenton. With Lowry is 2017 Queen Erica Jacobs.

Jacob Butterfield and Kelsey Stanfield were crowned as the 2018 Hardin County Poultry king and queen during Saturday’s poultry banquet held at the Christian Missionary Alliance Church in Kenton.

The Hardin County Agricultural Society addressed issues concerning the 2018 county fair and other matters at its monthly meeting Wednesday night. The meeting was attended by 19 directors and 13 guests, with President Craig Stump calling it to order.

A change in the swine department for the 2018 Hardin County Fair was announced at Saturday’s meeting of the Hardin County Agricultural Society. Eighteen directors and 18 guests were present.

Entertainment activities for the 2018 Hardin County Fair are taking shape, it was reported at Saturday’s meeting of the Hardin County Agricultural Society. Brad Murphy, representing the entertainment committee, highlighted free entertainment planned for the fair.

The Taylor Creek Lads and Lassies received a $2,000 grant from Mid-Ohio Energy’s Community Fund to cover the cost of new fans for the dairy barn at the Hardin County Fair. Submitted photo

The Hardin County Agricultural Society met Thursday, Dec. 21 at the Plaza Inn in Mount Victory for their January board meeting and holiday dinner. Nineteen directors and 30 guests were present. Craig Stump, president, called the meeting to order.