About 102 Model Ts traveled from Findlay to Brim’s Imports in Kenton on Sunday as part of the 28th annual All Ohio Model T Jamboree. Several area residents stopped by to look over the antique Fords.

For several years, Mid-Ohio Energy Cooperative officials knew there was a need to expand from what they had available at their location on West Franklin Street in Kenton.

Jim Hoorman, soil health and cover crop specialist with the U.S. Department of Agriculture’s Natural Resources Conservation Service, discusses the benefits of no-till planting of soybean crops during the Ohio No-Till (Summer) Field Day on Wednesday at the Jan and Cindy Layman Farm west of Kenton.

The United Way of Hardin County’s 2017 pledge campaign officially started today with a breakfast at St. John’s Evangelical Church in Kenton and good news for the support agencies. Campaign co-chair Deb Rall announced the United Way income had exceeded its goal for 2016 and the extra funding would be shared with the 19 agencies who are supported by the funding.

UPPER SANDUSKY — Norman Folk has had a lot of fulfilling jobs in his 92 years on this earth. But when his blood pressure began spiking in 2014, Folk became determined to get a different type of job, one that would keep him moving in good weather and bad.

As she prepares to start a new chapter in her life, Dr. Judy Hruschka has mixed feelings. While she is looking forward to the rewards of retirement, the woman her patient’s call “Dr. Judy” is also dreading leaving the people who have become a part of “her family” for the past 15 years.

A series of mud volleyball games attracted a large crowd of students at the Ohio Northern University campus Saturday.

DOLA — For John Marshall and Emily Overs, Hardin Northern’s new agri-science teachers and FFA advisors, the job is a way for them to give back and provide students with the same opportunities they had growing up.