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Kenton suffers first setback of season to Lakers in 8 innings

Into the mitt

After falling behind in the early innings, the Kenton baseball team gave itself a chance to win during its non-league game with Indian Lake on Wednesday night. While the Wildcats were able to tie the game and send it into extra innings, they weren’t able to answer an Indian Lake run in the bottom of the eighth inning as they fell to the Lakers 5-4.

Couple hope MV shop will be destination for antiquers

Ready to open

MOUNT VICTORY — The Old Tin Cup Antiques offers something to just about every interest as it opens its doors for business on Saturday. Located beside the railroad tracks on Main Street in Mount Victory, the business had been the House of Yesteryear for many years under the ownership of Lowell and Jerry Brose. But the new owners, Jeff and Shawn Detwiler, think their shop is unique and will be a destination for antiquers throughout the area.

World of Seuss

World of Seuss

Members of the Riverdale High School cast of “Seussical” practice their opening number for this weekend’s production. Ethan Rader plays the Cat in the Hat, Mackenzi Thompson is cast in the role of Jo-Jo and Ben Borkosky is Horton. The musical will be presented at 7 p.m. Friday and again at 2 and 7 p.m. on Saturday in the Russell …

Polar Bears top Ada in extra innings

In safely

ADA — Hardin Northern got some timely hitting during its baseball season-opener against Ada on Monday afternoon. The Polar Bears also needed a little bit of luck along the way for an 8-6 victory over the host Bulldogs. With a runner on second base and the score tied 6-6 with two outs in the top of the eighth inning, Dylan Hale reached first base on a dropped third strike to keep the inning alive.

Cemetery decoration violations pose safety concerns in Jackson Twp.

Following the rules

FOREST — The Hueston Cemetery, just west of Forest, is a quiet, attractive final resting place for many. But in recent years, the rules and regulations adopted by the Jackson Township trustees many decades ago are being ignored, resulting in safety concerns and a financial hardship to the community, said Sexton Jerry Moore.

Ada area resident moved to different type of teaching

Tom Dearth

ADA — After 31 years of teaching in the Ada School District, Tom Dearth said the Holy Spirit told him it would be his last year at the school, and that he’d be moving on to another type of teaching. In 2001, after serving for eight months as its interim pastor, Dearth took over full time at the County Line Church of the Brethren, located northwest of Ada.

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