Mollie Deweese walks in support of her grandmother, Brenda Campbell, as they lead the survivor lap in the Upper Scioto Valley Relay For Life on Friday morning.

The Hardin County Council On Aging honored Wilma Conley (left) as the 2018 Senior Citizen of the Year at a luncheon Friday in the Community Building at the fairgrounds.

DOLA — Jessica Cano’s Art II class at Hardin Northern recently participated in the Paint the Plow project sponsored by the Ohio Department of Transportation. The program is designed to be a way for students and community to connect.

Facing a one-run deficit to Van Buren, Kenton rallied to put three runs on the board in the bottom of the sixth and held on for the 7-6 non-league baseball victory on Friday. The Black Knights took a 1-0 lead in the first, but the Wildcats evened things up two innings later.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale Quiz Bowl team has earned many titles and honors in recent years. This season it has won both the Hardin and Hancock county tournaments, competed in the WNWO Academic Challenge and the WBGU tournament.

MOUNT VICTORY — The Ridgemont FFA has won the top chapter in Ohio title five times. Members are leaving today with more state qualifiers competing at the state convention than in any other time in its history with hopes of being named the top chapter in the state for the sixth time.

Phillip McPherson of Paintastic of Dublin puts a coat of paint on one of the posts of a tent shelter at the Ada Municipal Pool on Wednesday. Swimmers and guests this summer will find many changes at the facility, including the huge splash pad behind McPherson.

The intersection of E. Columbus and Hester streets in Kenton was the scene of a two-vehicle accident that occurred at 3:30 p.m. Wednesday. Information on the accident was unavailable from the Kenton Police Department at press time.

McGUFFEY — Upper Scioto Valley senior Megan Carey will be looking to score points for Otterbein University’s track and field team next season. Carey signed her letter of intent to attend the Westerville-based university on Wednesday afternoon.

According to his estranged wife, Tony Sheldon liked to play games with crimes. He would commit a crime and then taunt the victims because he knew there was no way they could prove it.