Photographer wants everyone to have memories FOREST — Through her photography business, Cheap $hots, Kim Camper’s goal is to make sure everyone has memories that will last a lifetime. Camper has had a passion for photography since her days in high school, taking pictures of mostly sporting events. At that point she never imagined she’d turn it into a career. Read More
Sprague says budget has him concerned about rural school funds The budget proposed by Gov. John Kasich has State Rep. Robert Sprague concerned for rural school districts. In a visit to the Times on Friday, the Republican from Findlay said he was left “scratching my head” after studying the school funding formula in the proposed budget. Read More
Hardin Leadership grads offer many reasons to join annual program Hardin Leadership 2015 will be offering members of the Hardin County community a chance to develop themselves into productive leaders. Read More
Supreme Court candidate to address Democrats’ Presidents Day luncheon Judge John P. O'Donnell, 2016 Democratic candidate for justice of the Ohio Supreme Court, will be the keynote speaker for the Hardin County Democrats Presidents Day luncheon. Read More
Ada School District sets kindergarten registration ADA — The Ada Exempted Village School District kindergarten registration for the 2015-2016 school year will be held March 9-13 at Ada Elementary from 8:45 a.m. to 3 p.m. each day. Read More
Civic agenda: February 16, 2015 Kenton Board of Education – 7 p.m., board of education office; 6:30 p.m., work session to discuss Northwood Read More
Inseparable for 7 decades RIDGEWAY — June Titus was a junior at Ridgeway High School when she was handed a note from a senior boy. Dewey Ford was asking her to go with him to the Logan County Fair. She sent a message back saying she would like to go. Those handwritten notes began a relationship that was to make the couple inseparable for the next seven decades. Read More
Hite to speak at Lincoln Day dinner The Hardin County Republican Party will hold its Lincoln Day dinner on Sunday, March 22 at St. John’s United Church of Christ in Kenton. Read More
Deadline nears to be part of County History Book Project The last time a Hardin County history was published was more than 30 years ago. A group of volunteers is putting together an update which they hope to have available in time for this summer’s centennial celebration of the opening of the Hardin County Courthouse. Read More
Mt. Victory council ready to add storm services fee MOUNT VICTORY — Members of the Mount Victory Council are considering imposing a monthly storm sewer services fee to collect funds for repair and maintenance of the village’s storm sewer system. Read More