Correy Osborn doesn’t play with toys as much as many 10-year-old boys might do. But he loves his bike and he loves riding on the school bus every day to attend classes at Simon Kenton. There are many things Correy can’t enjoy, so to find things that give him pleasure is a personal victory, said his mother, Kristi.

A construction company worker brushes off the mud from South Main Street in Kenton with snow swirling around him.

The Kenton Fire Department and BKP Ambulance District reached an agreement on working together for medical response.

The Hardin County Republican Party held its annual Lincoln Day Dinner on Sunday, March 22 at St. John’s United Church of Christ in Kenton. An overflow crowd of more than 115 Republican leaders from throughout the county were welcomed by Hardin County Republican Chairman, Rob Radway.

DUNKIRK — For Dan Marshman, retirement is not sitting around the house, waiting to go to Florida for the winter. For him, it’s about helping make his town and county a better place for its residents.

BELLEFONTAINE — Artwork by Sabrielle “Saber” Davidson, a junior from Benjamin Logan High School, will be part of the 2015 Ohio Governor's Youth Art Exhibition. Her artwork is a series of 3 original photos titled “Innocence.”

Mary Cox is proud of her independence. She works weekends at Kmart sorting clothing and returning items to their proper spots on the shelves. Mary is an artist, who sells her creations at Harco Industry’s Kudostudios. She also lives by herself and maintains an apartment in Kenton.

Charles Adkins, owner of Adkins Forever Safe Security, LLC aims to build trusting relationships with his customers and make sure they get what they want and need.