Security firm owner aims to build trust 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. Read More
Car-semi crash kills 4 Members of the Northern Hardin County Fire District inspect the damage to a car holding three victims killed just after dawn this morning in a crash with a semi truck on U.S. 68, about a mile south of Dunkirk. Read More
New Ada sewer plant Work continues on the construction of the new sanitary sewer plant in Ada. Construction on the $15 million facility began in November and it is expected to take two years to complete. Read More
New fire truck Northern Hardin County Fire District officers and board members welcome the newest addition to the department on Wednesday night, a 2015 pumper tanker. Read More
Foiled again Kenton kindergarten students Billy Jones (left), Mandalee Dyer and Hayden Holland stand with their empty leprechaun traps Tuesday morning. Read More
Fixing the line A crew of workers from the City of Kenton prepare to replace a storm sewer line on North Wayne Street on Tuesday afternoon. Read More
Wagner returns home as first chef at Plaza Inn MOUNT VICTORY — There has been a series of detours, but David Wagner is home. Wagner was recently named the first chef at the Plaza Inn Restaurant in Mount Victory. It is the end of a journey which took him to other jobs and finally to Italy before he came back to the kitchen he knew as a child. Read More
Kenton rotary member helps to fight polio in India To most people in the United States, polio is a disease that lives only in history books. Keeping polio a beast in our past is the goal of the International Rotary Club and a personal passion for Harry Hooyenga, a member of the Kenton Rotary Club. Read More
Aiming to meet people, county newcomer takes on lead role with KHCB Setting out to meet people in her new community, Linda Martell joined Keep Hardin County Beautiful. Six years later, she’s now the group’s program manager. Read More
Pork scholarships The Hardin County Pork Producers awarded six scholarships of $500 each to college-bound students during their annual banquet Saturday night. Read More