Arbor art Mayor David Retterer shares with council the winning drawings by Ada third graders from the annual Arbor Day Art Contest held on Saturday, April 30. Read More
ONU to host undergrad ceremony ADA – Ohio Northern University will celebrate its 2016 Undergraduate Commencement Ceremony in the ONU Sports Center on Sunday at 2 p.m. Read More
Program trains KHS students for welding, mechanical careers Kenton High School students planning to secure jobs in welding or mechanical careers are being given support through a new program at the school. Art Spragen is developing the mechanical/welding curriculum at Ohio Hi-Point Career Center’s satellite classrooms in the former Northwood Elementary building. Read More
Ada delays vote on funds for symphony ADA — The Ada Village Council discussed how much it would pledge to the Fourth of July festivities at Ohio Northern University this year during its meeting Tuesday night. Councilman Jeff Oestriech shared with council a letter that was received from Chris Burns-DiBiasio, director of community relations at ONU, regarding the festivities and the village’s support. Read More
Police Reports: May 3, 2016 Suspicious persons were reported in the 500 block of Decatur St. Read More
Job becomes a way of life for Hardin County treasurer The role of Hardin County treasurer has become more of a way of life than just a job for Denise Althauser. She is in her second term as county treasurer, first elected in November of 2008 and taking over in September of 2009. Read More
Kenton panel eyes water rate increase Kenton City Council’s Finance Committee appears ready to propose a hike in water rates with the money to fund shut-off valves in the water distribution system. The committee, during its monthly meeting Monday afternoon, reviewed rate hike proposals of 1, 2 and 3 percent. Read More
Alger mayor breaks ties on village employee discipline ALGER — Mayor James Summa was forced to break a series of tie votes among the members of the Alger council on Monday. The divide came after a town employee was disciplined for refusing to follow directions given by a council member. Read More
Ada planners delay action on ONU solar field ADA — With more questions than answers, the decision to rezone a portion of Ada land near Christopher Circle for an 11-acre solar field development has been postponed. Read More
Alger BPA, mayor and council disagree on use of village workers ALGER — There seems to be more work to do in Alger than workers to get it done. During the board of public affairs meeting on Monday night, Mayor James Summa and council members suggested that one of their workers could be freed up to assist village worker Bill Shepherd with repairing streets.... Read More