Throughout her short life, Christa Gayhart strived to help others. As she reached out to them, however, the Kenton woman’s ability to touch them was reduced by her own limitations.

Hardin County Deputy Joe Carl stands with a horse which was found roaming the fields of the county Thursday morning north of Kenton in Pleasant Township. As of this morning no one had claimed the steed.

Hardin County residents are being asked to help school age children start school on the right foot by donating to the annual Stuff the Bus program. Stuff the Bus is sponsored by the United Way, Hardin Community Foundation and local churches, businesses and individual contributions.

ADA — With nearly 18 years of financial experience, Kim Light has taken the reins as the treasurer of the Ada School District. Hired on Dec. 1, 2015 as Ada’s associate treasurer, Light obtained her treasurer’s license and officially began as treasurer for the district on June 1.

There was a variety of entertainment options during the annual Cruise-In on Saturday sponsored by St. John’s Evangelical Church in Kenton.

Most people who knew Becky Clary as a young girl would not have thought her to be unusual. In fact, many of her classmates might not remember her sitting across from them.