Mt. Victory CIC offering Business Owner Grant MOUNT VICTORY — The Mount Victory Business Owner Grant is available again this year to anyone owning a business in the village. Read More
Forest man dies of self-inflicted wound FOREST — A Wyandot County man was found dead of an apparent suicide by gunshot Sunday afternoon in rural Forest. Read More
Police reports: June 29, 2015 Friday Wilbert D. Schmidt, 11535 CR 106, was stopped at a stop sign facing east on West North Street at the intersection of North Detroit Street and failed to yield the right-of-way to northbound traffic. Read More
Kentonite has tons of fun helping people with trips What started out as just a small post-retirement profession for Stephanie Temple has blossomed into something she never could have foreseen. Temple is the owner of Tons of Fun Travel, based out of her rural Kenton home. Read More
Amateur radio exercise Craig Newland of Ridgeway (right) tries to contact another ham radio operator on Sunday while Dave Humphreys of Ada prepares to record the call on a computer as part of the national Amateur Radio Field Day exercise. Members of the Kenton Amateur Radio Club conducted the two-day event in the shelter house at Kenton’s Saulisberry Park. It is designed to … Read More
Recycling set in Dudley The Dudley Township trustees and Painter Creek Grange will hold their monthly recycling services from 9 to 11 a.m. Saturday, July 4 at the Dudley Township Hall, 21593 CR 190, Mount Victory. Cessna Township will not have recycling in July because of the holiday. Read More
Civic agenda: June 29, 2015 MONDAY, JUNE 29 Grove Cemetery Board – 7 p.m., conference room at cemetery office Read More
Food Truck Fest a soggy success Despite the dreary conditions the people turned out in droves for the first Columbus Food Truck Fest and Chairs of Hope Auction on Friday night in downtown Kenton. Dealing with a light drizzle most of the time – though forecasts called for worse – area residents came prepared with their umbrellas and appetites. Read More
Oliver: Relationships key to success during 32-year Extension run In 1982, the Hardin County Extension Office was looking for a new family and consumer sciences agent every two years – or at least it seemed that way. When Southeast Ohio native Kathy Oliver interviewed for the position in November of that year, she promised five years here if given the position. Read More
R’mont leader says new building is on schedule RIDGEWAY — Work on the new Ridgemont K-12 building is nearing completion. During its monthly meeting on Thursday, the school board heard from Superintendent Emmy Beeson that work on the building is on schedule... Read More