Emergency workers treat the wounded on Saturday afternoon during a full-scale emergency drill at Triumph Thermal Systems in Forest, conducted by the Hardin County Local Emergency Planning Committee. The drill involved an active shooter at the plant. On Friday, area police responded to the situation and subdued the disgruntled employee who had shot several people. Saturday’s drill involved emergency personnel responding to treat multiple

Runners from Hardin Northern and Upper Scioto Valley were among the boys teams taking off from the starting line at the Northwest Central Conference cross country meet Saturday morning near Roundhead.

Hardin Northern’s Kara Pugh (left) and Lola Duncan keep pace together during Saturday morning’s Northwest Central Conference cross country meet.

Upper Scioto Valley’s Zack Britton (left) and Joe Parker make their way through the course during the boys run of the Northwest Central Conference meeting on Saturday morning.

Enrique Cabrera, manager of El Campo Mexican Restaurant in Ada, is ready to welcome patrons for the first “All Out” for this year’s campaign for the United Way of Hardin County on Tuesday, Oct. 15.

Culture Club members gathered Wednesday, Oct. 9 at hostess Jan Auger’s fully decorated home in spooky Halloween fashion of spiderwebs, bats, skeletons, a life-size werewolf and much more. Co-hostess Shawn Moore served a variety of creepy delicious treats of witch fingers, peanut butter spiders, mocha mummies and cheesecake eyeballs.

Sue Robinson has delivered copies of the Kenton Times with her kids in car seats in snow storms. She has placed the blue tubes down lanes so her customers don’t need to walk so far to get it. Her customers have watched Sue’s children and granddaughter grow to adults as she makes her way daily through her route. But with 45 years of memories, Sue has given up her route and in her first weeks of retirement misses her friends already

Steele Boysel (left) and Bailey Shope were crowned the 2019 Benjamin Logan homecoming king and queen prior to Friday night’s football game against Urbana. The Raiders won the game 42-20.

Kelly Preston (left) was selected as Ada’s homecoming queen and Logan Conrad was announced as king prior to the Bulldogs’ football game against Columbus Grove.

Hayley Prater and Jackson Reppart were crowned the queen and king of Ridgemont’s homecoming on Friday evening. The Golden Gophers celebrated their first victory of the season with a 38-26 win over the Elgin Comets. Times photo/Dan Robinson