HMH leadership change; Seckinger to Athens, Snyder interim president Changes at OhioHealth will result in a leadership change at Hardin Memorial Hospital in Kenton, effective April 26. Mark Seckinger, who has been president of HMH since 2001, has been named president of O’Bleness Hospital in Athens. Ron Snyder, current chief financial officer at HMH, will become the interim president at the Kenton hospital. Read More
Fixing the line A crew of workers from the City of Kenton prepare to replace a storm sewer line on North Wayne Street on Tuesday afternoon. Read More
Sub lunch sale benefits dogs Pawsitive Pals of Hardin County is sponsoring sub lunches to support the county’s new animal shelter and dogs. Read More
Food pantry in Forest FOREST — The Forest-Wharton Food Pantry will be open from 1 to 3 p.m. Monday, March 23 at the Forest United Methodist Church, 111 E. Dixon St. Read More
Civic agenda: March 18, 2015 THURSDAY, MARCH 19 Hardin Soil and Water Conservation District Board – 7:30 a.m., district office, 12751 Ohio 309, west of Kenton Read More
Police Reports: March 17, 2015 Officers were dispatched to 431 E. Columbus St. for a report of an unruly juvenile. Shortly after arrival, a juvenile male was detained and later released into the custody of another family member. Read More
Wagner returns home as first chef at Plaza Inn MOUNT VICTORY — There has been a series of detours, but David Wagner is home. Wagner was recently named the first chef at the Plaza Inn Restaurant in Mount Victory. It is the end of a journey which took him to other jobs and finally to Italy before he came back to the kitchen he knew as a child. Read More
Brim: KCS could build fund for early pay-off on elementary school Kenton City Schools board member Tom Brim would like the district to consider setting aside money for an earlier pay-off on the bond issue for the Kenton Elementary School. Brim would like to put excess funds into a capital improvements fund for that purpose. Read More
KCS staff favors earlier start, fair week off for 2015-16 year A calendar which calls for an earlier start to the 2015-2016 school school, along with being off for the Hardin County Fair, is the favorite among most staff members at Kenton City Schools. The calendar options were announced at Monday’s Kenton Board of Education meeting, with the board to vote on its choice at its April 20 session. Read More
Kenton board gets positive report on district’s athletics Kenton Athletic Director Mike Leddy gave an upbeat report on the district’s sports programs at Monday’s school board meeting. He said there are 233 student athletes at the high school, with 55 of those playing in multiple sports. There are 123 student athletes at the middle school. Read More