Reed Elaine Nanette Graves, 203 N. Main St. Apt. 1, reported she had either lost or had her purse stolen five days ago at either McDonald’s or a residence in the 300 block of N. Ida Street. A new transaction had recently posted on her bank account, and she stated that neither her nor her boyfriend had made the transaction.

The first drawings of proposed plans for Camp Jacob Parrott at Kenton’s Saulisberry Park were shared with members of City Council on Monday night. The Warriors First organization, founded by Rev. Scott Johnson and Retired Col. James Ramsey, wants to redevelop part of the park into a campground for veterans.

Kenton will be joining Buck and Pleasant townships on the purchase of a new 2015 fire truck. The three entities plan to share the cost of a demonstrator unit, which will be acquired for $365,000 (about $375,000 with upgrades).

McGUFFEY — Changes in local income tax regulations will require small municipalities such as McGuffey to pass legislation by the end of the year or risk losing that revenue. Jim Meyer, a consultant with the village of McGuffey, advised the town’s council on Monday night to draft legislation to meet the state’s demands as laid out in HB 5.

Ohio Supreme Court candidate Judge R. Patrick DeWine will be the featured speaker at the Fall Rally of the Hardin County Republican Party on Sunday, Nov. 1 at St. John's United Church of Christ in Kenton.

Friday A found bike was reported in the 300 block of Stonehedge Drive.

Nearly two years ago, Bob and Kelly Carder’s life changed forever. Their daughter, Taylor, was killed in a vehicle accident.

Katy Murphy spent nine years in the field working with patients. In her new role as director for the Kenton Community Health Center, she still gets to work with others, just in a different way.

Kenton City Schools will be on a two-hour delay on Wednesday for a teacher inservice.

Monthly recycling services hosted by Blanchard Township/Dunkirk and Mount Victory/Hale Township are slated on Tuesday. The Blanchard Township/Dunkirk recycling will be from 9 to 11:30 a.m. in Dunkirk in the parking lot of the former Price Funeral Home.