The two-night event Hope Over Heroin aims to provide support to those impacted by drugs by way of a gathering of the community’s churches and practical help resources. The Hope Over Heroin program, complete with food, live music and real stories of deliverance, will be coming to Kenton’s Wharton Park on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 18 and 19, beginning at 7 p.m. each night.

During his performance at the Hardin Northern Public Library, comedy juggler Matt Jergens balances a spinning beach ball while juggling three bowling pins and standing on one foot.

A crowd estimated by organizers at more than 1,200 people attended church services Sunday in Gormley Park to hear John Godwin (right) of the A&E TV series “Duck Dynasty” speak on his experiences on the show and his Christian faith.

It was a little program called Google Earth that led Nathan Saylor to where he is today. Not his physical location, that is, but rather in his career field.

Christopher Thacker emcees the talent show at the Tree Town Festival in Forest. Several young participants performed for prizes and applause at the annual event Saturday.

George and Barb Wyndham spent their summer vacation visiting “their kids.” Their trip took them to the other side of the world and included updates on 15 of the 20 Japanese members of their extended family.

FOREST — The Forest community will honor two women who are known throughout the village for their strong work ethic and their sense of humor. Peggy Vanderpool has been named the grand marshal of Friday’s Tree Town Festival parade and Joann Gault is being recognized with the Community Spirit Award.