WEDNESDAY, JULY 10 Hardin County Agricultural Society (fair board) – 7 p.m., fair office, fairgrounds Jackson-Forest Ambulance Board – 7 p.m., township hall

An on-station report of identity fraud was received. Child abuse was reported on-station.

City of Kenton workers replace a water line under the pavement of Fontaine Street in preparation for the repaving of the road scheduled for next year by the Ohio Department of Transportation.

A Cridersville man was acquitted of most of the charges against him related to a hunting incident by a jury in a recent Hardin County Common Pleas Court case. According to court documents from Prosecutor Brad Bailey's office, David M Deitering was hunting on Nov. 5, 2018 in a wooded area owned by the Shaw family. David Hunsicker owns land abutting the property where Deitering was hunting.

Funding for two administration-supported projects were removed from spending legislation at Monday’s Kenton City Council session. The appropriations ordinance dominated discussion at the meeting, with it being amended twice by members.

Kenton City Council has been asked to review an ordinance from Lima which could help reduce the number of nuisance vehicles in the city. Police Chief Dennis Musser presented the legislation to members at their meeting Monday night.

Joe Bischoff (right) of the USV Lions Club presents a check for $1,000 to Upper Scioto Valley Superintendent Craig Hurley. The organization raised the funds at its Special Needs Golf Outing event.

McGUFFEY — When the Payment In Lieu Of Taxes (PILOT) legislation was renewed, solar energy was omitted from the formula. That omission would be a financial hit to the Upper Scioto Valley School district as some of the most valuable farmland in the district would avoid local taxes and Hardin County would receive the fiscal benefit.

The Hardin County Veterans Service Commission submitted the following report for the month of June. There were 13 vouchers approved totaling $1,507.66. Food requests made up four of the vouchers with a total of $400. Utilities and other expenses were paid for the balance of nine vouchers at a cost of $1,107.66.

TUESDAY, JULY 9 Hardin County Airport Authority – 4:30 p.m., airport BKP Board of Trustees – 6 p.m. at 439 S. Main St., Kenton; special meeting to work on and discuss the levy, personnel and contracts Hardin Northern Board of Education – 6 p.m., computer lab; special meeting to discuss interim treasurer services