FRIDAY, DEC. 29 Dudley Township trustees – 9 a.m., township hall; year-end meeting

Kenton city offices will be closed on Monday, Jan. 1 for New Year’s Day.

Kenton police A BKP squad member flagged down an officer in front of 416 W. Franklin St. to advise of an overdose at that address. BKP took the subject to Hardin Memorial Hospital for treatment.

Kenton-Hardin County Soroptimist International congratulates Club 250 winner Heather Blue for week four. She will receive $100. Club 250 is a fundraiser to help provide scholarships for women and girls.

Kaison Spriggs, 10, Wyatt McKenzie, 9 and Taven Spriggs, 8, braved the frigid temperatures Tuesday afternoon to sled on the hills outside the Kenton Middle School.

ADA — The State Auditor’s Office scolded officials in Liberty Township for not being more aware of the funding they spent on questionable credit card charges. Trustees Gary Hall, Jeffrey Acheson and Bradley Hays, along with fiscal officer Angela Hall, have repaid $1,092 after there were findings for recovery found against them by an audit, said Auditor Dave Yost.

There will be an emergency meeting of the Council of the Village of Alger at 6 p.m. Wednesday in the Village Office to discuss funds for the Streets Department.

WEDNESDAY, DEC. 27 Buck Township trustees – 6 p.m., conference room at Grove Cemetery, 15419 Ohio 309 Alger council - 6 p.m., village office, discuss street funding.

John J. Jolliff, 115 S. High St., reported a package that was stolen off of his porch last Friday. John Wesley Hale II, 11 N. Cherry St., was located and arrested on an active warrant out of Morrow County.

Antwilla Davis has been a licensed realtor since 2009 and considered “fairly young” in the game of real estate. That’s why when she found out she was nominated for and subsequently awarded the Realtor of the Year honor through the West Central Association of Realtors, she was taken by surprise.