ODOT gives road updates Some Hardin County road projects are starting or continuing, while others are planned for later in June, according to the weekly update from the Ohio Department of Transportion’s District 1 office in Lima. Read More
Kenton Elementary School hosts Gifted Share Fair The Gifted Share Fair is an opportunity for students in KES gifted program to share one of the projects that was developed this school year. This is done through a special evening presentation with family invited. Read More
Municipal Court News: May 30, 2015 Mark A. McCullough, 409 E. Patterson St. Apt. B12, Dunkirk – speeding 42 mph in a 25 mph zone, fined $25. Read More
Avian influenza in poultry flocks causes concern in Hardin County Avian influenza virus has been infecting backyard poultry and commercial flocks in 20 states west of Ohio. The disease is highly contagious in poultry flocks. Read More
Police reports: May 29, 2015 A report was received of someone pointing a green laser pointer at cars on S. Main Street and E. Walnut Street. Read More
Leipsic man sentenced A Leipsic man was placed on community control after pleading guilty to charges in the Hardin County Common Pleas Court. Read More
Ridgemont board votes to demolish elementary, half of jr./sr. high school RIDGEWAY — The Ridgemont Board of Education voted unanimously Thursday to demolish the elementary building and one-half of the junior/senior high school. The district will move into a new preK-12 school on the west edge of Mount Victory in August. Read More
Ridgemont superintendent, treasurer get 5-year pacts; change in future pay hikes RIDGEWAY — Five-year contract extensions were awarded to Ridgemont’s superintendent and treasurer by the school board at its monthly meeting Thursday night. Along with the extensions comes a change in how their future raises are determined. Read More
MV water line nears finish; village expenses discussed MOUNT VICTORY — With the water line project in Mount Victory nearing its completion, the issue of the village’s out-of-pocket expenses are being addressed. Page Engineering’s Andy Clarridge visited with the Mount Victory Village Council at its regular meeting Thursday to give an update on the project and its financing. Read More
Ada administrators given pay raises ADA — The administrators in the Ada school district will be receiving pay increases as a result of action taken by the board of education at its meeting Tuesday night. Three-percent increases in salary for the coming school year were approved for Superintendent Suzanne Darmer, Treasurer Christy Beaschler, principals Robin VanBuskirk and Ben Thaxton, assistant treasurer Cami Nichelson, assistant principal Daniel Lee and maintenance director Mike Lenhart. Read More