ADA — It was made clear at Tuesday’s Ada Village Council meeting that the Railroad Park is a public space that is free and open for anyone to use for any purpose within the bounds of the village ordinances.

THURSDAY, JUNE 20 Hardin Soil and Water Conservation District Board – 7:30 a.m., district office, 12751 Ohio 309, west of Kenton

A domestic disturbance was reported in the 700 block of Decatur Street. A group of four individuals were observed walking in the parking lot of Village Pantry just before 3:30 a.m. Two of the individuals were under the age of 18 and out past curfew. They were released to a parent or guardian.

Water gushes out of two manholes at Waterworks Park in Kenton. Since Saturday, Kenton has recorded more than four inches of rain which has caused flooding issues throughout the area.

Members of The Cadets drum and bugle corps practices the dance steps of their 2019 presentation.

Following community efforts to improve Pioneer Park, Kenton City Council is poised to contribute to the project.

ALGER — The recent rains have pushed the storm sewers in Alger to the limit and left an apartment complex designed to house senior citizens particularly impacted and turning to council for help.

High water has closed two roads in Hardin County until further notice, according to the county engineer's office.

DUNKIRK — Scheduled to arrive sometime around this November, Dunkirk is set to receive a new Dollar General store.

ADA – The office of Congressman Bob Latta, R-Bowling Green, will host casework on-site, where staff members will be available to assist constituents with any federal department or agency issue, in Ada on Tuesday, June 25.