Kentonite gets 8 years in hostage case A man accused of holding his girlfriend hostage in the upstairs of his home was sent to prison for a total of eight years earlier this week in the Hardin County Common Pleas Court. Anthony Worthington, 701 N. Oak St., Kenton, was found guilty by a jury on April 9 of one count each of kidnapping and felonious assault on a police officer. Read More
Forest to add third full-time police officer FOREST — The Forest Police Department will be adding a third full-time officer to its roster. Council agreed Thursday evening to create the new position. There has been a turnaround of part-time officers in the village, council noted. “We need someone for the summer,” said Councilman Dean Hankins. Council will evaluate the position yearly to determine if the third officers … Read More
Kenton woman hurt in crash A Kenton woman was transported to a hospital in Lima following an accident Tuesday evening east of the city. Read More
Sekisui Plastics aims for July start A primarily automotive parts manufacturer in Kenton is gearing up to open for production in two months. Read More
Leaning building in Alger sold, to be demolished ALGER — The owner of a building which was posing a danger to the public in Alger has sold the structure and says it will be demolished by its new owner in two weeks. The former hardware store in Alger is leaning into the alley and threatening to collapse against the walls of the 235 Grill. Read More
Students’ theatrical performances honored with TAB awards MOUNT BLANCHARD — Ridgemont High School’s “The Addams Family Musical” was named Best Show at the Hardin County Players 6th Annual Take-A-Bow (TAB) Awards Ceremony Tuesday night at the Riverdale High School auditorium. Read More
KHS student gets WBL Scholastic Bowl honor LIMA — Ben Pistora of Kenton was named to the WBL Scholastic Bowl All Tournament Team. Read More
Baccalaureate service set for Ada graduates ADA — The public is invited to the annual Baccalaureate service for the Ada High School class of 2015 graduates at the Ohio Northern University Chapel on Wednesday, May 20 at 7 p.m. Read More
Civic agenda: May 13, 2015 WEDNESDAY, MAY 13 Jackson-Forest Ambulance Board – 7 p.m., township hall Read More
Kenton native lost an uncle during building of the courthouse The courthouse in Hardin County was impacting the life of Cliff Biddinger even before he was born. The native of the county was born more than a decade after the majestic building was completed, but his father’s brother lost his life in the building’s construction. Read More