Riverdale reports stable finances MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale School District continues to be in stable financial condition, Treasurer Jodie Ribley said at Monday night’s regular meeting. Read More
HN Day of Service A small army of student volunteers invaded Dunkirk on Monday morning. The Hardin Northern students in grades 7-12 offered their help in sprucing up the town’s library, washed the village’s fire trucks and swept out the bays, carried boxes for delivery from the food pantry and picked up litter on the village streets. Read More
Riverdale Class of 2016 to feature four valedictorians MOUNT BLANCHARD — Four valedictorians will lead the Class of 2016 at Riverdale High School during commencement on Sunday, May 29 at 2 p.m. in the K-12 gymnasium. Read More
HN FFA team competes at state The Hardin Northern FFA team of Samuel Diller, Ashton Stevenson, David Allen and Grace King competed in the recent State Environmental and Natural Resources Career Development Event. Read More
Police Reports: May 23, 2016 A suspicious vehicle was reported in the 300 block of S. High St. Read More
KES teacher to retire after 42 years in education field While it only made up three of Carol McKinley’s 42 years in education, teaching Reading Recovery to first graders was one of the most satisfying times helping children in her career. Read More
Eight share valedictorian honors at Ada High School ADA — Ada High School will honor its graduates of the Class of 2016 on Sunday, May 29 at 2 p.m. in the high school gymnasium. Read More
Municipal Court Report: May 21, 2016 David C. Hopper, 119 E. Highland Ave., Ada – speeding 39 mph in a 25 mph zone, fined $25. Jonathan L. Kindle, Dayton – speeding 41 mph in a 20 mph school zone, fined $250. Read More
Members give new life to club that was ready to close Friday morning a truck sent hundreds of catfish jumping and splashing into the waters of the pond at the Hardin County Coonhunters’ Club just outside of Hepburn. The fresh fish gave the old pond new life. Read More
Tech coordinator turns teacher, gains new perspective on job Sometimes Ryan Collins’ job is like trying to hit a moving target. The technology he teaches his students at Kenton High School’s Ohio Hi-Point Career Center’s satellite school in the former Northwood Elementary building changes so quickly, within a few short years the job they are learning to do may be obsolete. Read More