The regular meeting of the Pleasant Township trustees will be postponed from Monday, Feb. 26 to Tuesday, Feb. 27 at 6:30 p.m. It will be held in the conference room of the Kenton Municipal Building.

Monday Officers were called to 129 S. Wayne Street to respond to a verbal domestic dispute between a mother and son. As a result, Allen M. Moore, 25, of that address, was charged with domestic violence.

ADA — Since the age of 7 when she would volunteer on Bingo night each Wednesday at the St. Marys Living Center, Sara Vordermark has had a desire to work with the elderly. She turned that desire into a career she truly loves, interacting with senior residents on a daily basis as the assistant administrator at Vancrest of Ada.

Hardin County Democrats heard from five candidates during their Presidents’ Day Luncheon on Saturday in Kenton. The keynote speaker was Michael Galbraith of Maumee, who is running for the Fifth District seat in Congress now held by Republican Bob Latta.

Two Ohio Northern University students take a dip into the ice-covered waters at the university’s pond near fraternity circle Saturday morning. The students jumped into the cold water to raise funding for the American Red Cross.

DUNKIRK — Bob McBride is compiling a collection of photos and history of Blanchard Station. Anyone who can share with him is asked to send their photos/stories to bobbon@windstream.net or call 419-673-0574.

MONDAY, FEB. 19 Kenton Board of Education – 7 p.m., monthly meeting, board of education office; followed at 8 p.m. by a board work session with no action to be taken

RIDGEWAY — The Ridgeway council will meet in regular session on Wednesday at 7 p.m. in council chambers. The meeting had been rescheduled for Tuesday.

Friday Reports were received of four vehicles getting flat tires due to a large, deep pothole in the 500 block of Fontaine Street.

FOREST — The connection between Hempy Water and Miss Ohio Sarah Clapper got off to a rocky start, but has developed into a partnership which has brought Clapper’s inspirational message to hundreds of area students.