Katy Murphy spent nine years in the field working with patients. In her new role as director for the Kenton Community Health Center, she still gets to work with others, just in a different way.

Three Hardin County schools celebrate homecoming this weekend.

The Kenton Fire Department welcomed second grade students from the Kenton City Schools Friday, where they announced the winners of the 2015 Fire Prevention Week Poster Contest.

Merleen Barnes (left) and Barb Winzenried, co-chairs of the special gifts division, update the United Way of Hardin County thermometer to reflect 13 percent of the $215,000 goal has been attained.

The Kenton Elks Lodge honored the Teenagers of the Month from each of the six area schools at a luncheon Thursday.

The new Family Consumer Sciences educator at the Ohio State Extension Office in Hardin County is planning to use the success of the past to expand into new programs for the future. Jami Cavinee Dellifield is completing her first week in the post, replacing Kathy Oliver who retired this summer.

In the past four years, Angels for the Elderly has provided food to senior citizens who might otherwise go without meals, said Director Mary Roby. On Saturday, the organization is sponsoring its second annual fundraiser. The quarter auction and food drive is slated at the Eagles Lodge back room in Kenton starting at 1 p.m.

The Ada Bulldogs will take on Paulding High School in their 2015 homecoming game on Friday. Prior to the game, the queen and king will be announced.

Members of the Benjamin Logan homecoming court are (from left, front row) king and queen candidates Grant Ricketts, Lauren Oglesbee, Spencer Bycynski, Reilly Robson, Jack Robinson, Amber Core, Cora Eirich, Wyatt Warren, Charla Shellenberger, and Collin Losey;