After being diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) two years ago, Tammy Cornell decided to help others like herself. A Hardin Northern graduate, Cornell said she had always known there was something different about her. After performing some research and speaking with her doctor, the diagnosis was made official.

It is often said the hardest job in the world is parenting and a local program is hoping to make the experience of raising children less stressful. Adults and Children Together (ACT), Raising Safe Kids is a program established by the American Psychological Association and sponsored locally by the Partnership for Violence Free Families (PVFF).

ADA — Human trafficking has become a common topic for meetings and banquets. Often the speaker shares alarming statistics about the horrors of women being forced into bondage at an early age. But Jennifer Kempton offered no statistics.

The new manager of Kenton’s Saulisberry Park said he will work to maintain its reputation as a family park. Bob Lawrence has been selected to oversee activities and maintenance at the city-owned campground and France Lake, located about two miles southwest of the city.

Two Kenton women were transported to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries after their vehicle was struck by an eastbound freight train this morning. Mikala Rostorfer was driving the van, according to deputies, when she crossed the tracks on County Road 55, just east of Ada.

Hardin Memorial Hospital will begin remodeling its endoscopy suite this summer. Endoscopy is a nonsurgical procedure to examine a person’s digestive tract.

It was a million-dollar wind that roared through the Lynn Township farm of Jan and Cindy Layman late Sunday evening. As workers attempted to load grain on trucks from the damaged bins on Monday afternoon, it looked like the farm had been hit by a bomb.