Police reports: October 1, 2019 An unruly juvenile was reported at 414 Robinson Ave. A suspicious vehicle was reported in the 300 block of Smith Avenue. A disturbance was reported at Community Health Partners. Read More
OSU Extension educator uses platform to raise mental health awareness In her ongoing battle with generalized anxiety disorder, Jami Dellifield has used her role as family and consumer science educator with the Ohio State University Extension Office to better understand and speak up about her struggles. Read More
Judging the ribs Following six hours of smoking baby back ribs for the 2nd Annual Hardin County Rib Cook-Off on Saturday at the YMCA in Kenton, judges (from left) Neil Davis, Brian McCune and Tim Leffler sample one of the five entries. Read More
Rib Cook-Off winners Winners of the 2nd Annual Hardin County Rib Cook-Off on Saturday at the YMCA in Kenton were (from left) second place, Cara and Josh Heater with son, Jackson; first place, J.D. Harvey, Rob Harvey and Shane Reisinger; and third place, Brent Boehm. Read More
Civic agenda: September 30, 2019 MONDAY, SEPT. 30 Riverdale Board of Education – 6 p.m., board meeting room in Central Office Read More
Police and sheriff reports: September 30, 2019 Friday A report was taken of someone possibly getting into vehicles in the 400 block of N. Cherry Street. Daniel Murphy, Marion, was cited for child support suspension. Read More
Bluffton contractor expected to be low bidder on phase one of downtown Kenton project A Bluffton contractor appears to be the low bidder for the first phase of capital improvements for Kenton’s projected $20 million downtown project. Read More
HN king and queen Audrey Grindell and Ewan Martin were named the queen and king of the 2019 homecoming at Hardin Northern Friday night. Read More
Thanking his fans Former Hardin Northern coach Mike Dennis thanks the the Polar Bears crowd on Friday night after the weight room at the school was renamed in his honor. Read More
Kentonite has leading role in play at Cedarville U. CEDARVILLE — Beth Oldham of Kenton, a junior at Cedarville University, will be performing a leading role in Shakespeare’s “Comedy of Errors” at the university’s DeVries Theatre. Read More