RIDGEWAY — Since the Ridgemont High School moved most of its activities, staff and students from Ridgeway to its new building in Mount Victory three years ago, the amount of waste generated at the school has been reduced substantially.

The Hardin County Recorder’s Office reported the following transactions for May 2018: Financing statements filed – 3, deeds filed – 121, mortgaged filed – 101, amount of mortgages filed – $37,942,364.11, releases filed – 92, partial releases filed – 8, land contracts filed – 3, land contracts releases – 1, power of attorneys filed – 6, easements filed – 1, …

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13 Hardin Northern Board of Education – 8:30 p.m., computer lab; special meeting to discuss administrator evaluations with no action expected

ADA — The June meeting of the Ada-Liberty Joint Ambulance District has been moved up a week to Monday, June 18 at 5:30 p.m. at the squad room, announced Nancy Bucher, clerk.

Michael S. Amweg, 1107 E. Franklin St. No. 32, was arrested on an active warrant out of the KPD. An on-station report was received of abuse of an elderly person.

First responders attempt to remove Charles Boyd, 69, Forest, from his vehicle after he failed to negotiate a curve on Ohio 53 and traveled into a field on Monday night.

Concerns about the cost of the proposed downtown infrastructure replacement project and its possible impact on city employees and other city plans were raised at Monday’s Kenton City Council meeting. The session featured an update on the downtown project by Aaron Domini, project manager with OHM Advisors, Columbus.

Residents in the 700 block of Decatur Street in Kenton want the city’s help in getting rid of an eyesore house that’s been vacant for more than four years. Speaking for the group, Dennis Beverly said the house and yard are full of garbage, and recently a car was abandoned on the property.

Sometimes landing a new business requires a lot of work and other times they come to you. Joe Cross, president and CEO of the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance, said the latter is the case as of today.

McGUFFEY — The village of McGuffey is the new owner of a property with a burned out house on it, Mayor Greg Howard reported at Monday night’s meeting. The mayor made the purchase during a sheriff’s sale and paid one dollar for the land the village has hoped to acquire for three years.