Phyllis McGrath, 528 Decatur St., was stopped at the stop sign at the intersection of Decatur and Main streets when she was rear-ended by a vehicle driven by Robert A. Glock

As general manager of Wendy’s in Kenton, Keith Albright serves the community in more ways than by dishing out burgers and fries. Several years ago, Albright was approached by Bill Ward, who was then the community employment specialist for Harco Industries in Kenton...

A fire resulted in approximately $9,500 in damages to a Kenton home early Sunday morning. According to a report from the Kenton Fire Department, the call for the structure fire at 517 W. North Street was received at 2:41 a.m.

ADA — Three years after a fire destroyed the Ada First United Methodist Church, the finishing touches are being applied on the spacious structure which replaces the 113-year-old community icon.

Attorney Paul McKinley Jr. (left) presents a $250,000 check to Hardin Community Foundation Treasurer Russ Berger on behalf of the estate of Isabelle Rexin, the late co-owner of Rexin’s Furniture Store in Kenton.

The Baby Times deadline has been extended to Wednesday, Feb. 4.

The OSU Extension Sheep Team is partnering with the Ohio Sheep Improvement Association for the 2015 Sheep and Goat Webinar Series.

A Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) class has been planned for Hardin County.

COLUMBUS — The U.S. Department of Agriculture will make $100 million available this year through the Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP).

Patrick D. Zachariah, 995 Meadow Lane Apt. A6, reported he had two 4-by-8 sheets of particle board and a 2 1/2-foot tall safety cone taken from his patio sometime between 11 a.m. and noon.