Cross: Site selector’s visit will be a learning opportunity for county The Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance will be welcoming a representative of a national site selection firm in the upcoming days. Site selection firms typically come into communities unannounced to scout prospective development sites. Read More
City traffic signal issue returns Kenton safety leaders want City Council to take another look at bringing back a traffic signal at the corner of South Main and Ohio streets, a block off the downtown square. Read More
Garbage collection, park among issues raised at McGuffey meeting McGUFFEY — About 25 visitors attended Monday night’s McGuffey council meeting. Originally the issues they wanted to discuss with council seemed to be a concern about adding garbage collection services to the town’s water bills and the opening of a park for the young people of the village. Read More
Parade to start at cemetery with courthouse celebration The order of business for the annual Memorial Day parade and cemetery services will be reversed this year in order for the county to celebrate the 100th birthday of the Hardin County Courthouse. Read More
Five individuals, one team join Hardin County Sports Hall of Fame McGUFFEY — There were five individuals and one team from different aspects of the sports community inducted into the Hardin County Sports Hall of Fame on Saturday night. Read More
Yazars took different paths to dentistry field While husband and wife doctors Catherine and Mustafa Yazar now share a dental practice at Kenton Dental Care, their paths that led them to this point began on opposite sides of the globe. Read More
Grandma’s wish comes true If Estella Hites were still alive, this Mother’s Day would have been the greatest of her life. Estella worked for decades to reunite her seven grandchildren who were removed by county officials in 1973 and separated by adoption. Read More
Kenton couple overcomes odds, works together to earn college degrees It has been a long four years for Phillip and Katie Gwynn, but they would live them all over again given the chance. Today, the Kenton couple will graduate from the respiratory therapy program at Rhodes State College in Lima. Read More
Vermillion: Treating public with respect key theme in police career Kenton Chief of Police John Vermillion spent time this week removing the pictures and plaques from his office. Starting Monday, it’s not his office any more. Vermillion announced his plans to retire earlier this year. This week marks the 38th year since he took on a uniform at the Kenton Police Department. Read More