Two Kenton women were transported to area hospitals with non-life-threatening injuries after their vehicle was struck by an eastbound freight train this morning. Mikala Rostorfer was driving the van, according to deputies, when she crossed the tracks on County Road 55, just east of Ada.

Hardin Memorial Hospital will begin remodeling its endoscopy suite this summer. Endoscopy is a nonsurgical procedure to examine a person’s digestive tract.

ADA — Local businesses in Ada may soon have a way to help fund energy-saving projects to their buildings. At a special committee meeting on the campus of Ohio Northern University on Tuesday night, Ada Village Council members were joined by representatives from ONU, Ada Schools and the Ada CIC to hear about PACE, or Property Assessed Clean Energy.

The Hardin Northern High School will present the musical “Little Shop of Horrors” on Friday and Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2:30 p.m. in the Hardin Northern auditorium.

COLUMBUS—State Rep. Robert Sprague, R-Findlay, announced that he is encouraging constituents of the 83rd Ohio House District, particularly parents, to provide feedback to the Ohio Department of Education (ODE) on Ohio’s current learning standards.

THURSDAY, MARCH 31 Taylor Creek Township trustees – 8 p.m., township hall (April regular meeting)

A domestic altercation was reported at 134 E. Railroad St.

It was a million-dollar wind that roared through the Lynn Township farm of Jan and Cindy Layman late Sunday evening. As workers attempted to load grain on trucks from the damaged bins on Monday afternoon, it looked like the farm had been hit by a bomb.

A Kenton police officer’s professionalism during a fatal accident investigation was saluted during Monday night’s City Council session. Chief Dennis Musser read a letter from a witness to the March 10 incident in which a tractor-trailer struck and killed a pedestrian at the corner of North Main and Carrol streets.