Hardin Hills Health Center took residents to the Hardin County Fair Tuesday through Friday this year.

Erin Klir's FCCLA students spent part of their day Sept. 5 cleaning up trash along the roadside on a two-mile stretch of highway in front of the school as part of the "Adopt-A-Highway" litter program.

ADA — ReStore has become a staple in the Ada business and spiritual community since it opened several years ago. People have come to rely on it for their financial, social and spiritual needs, said Executive Director Robert Kanzig. It will continue to address the various needs of residents in the area, said Kanzig, but with a new name and director.

The ribbon is cut to officially welcome the public to the new location of KudoStudio at 14 N. Main St., Kenton. A big crowd attended the open house which featured wine and cheese.

The county's Girl Scouts of America members honored individual achievements at their program Sunday at the Community Building during the Hardin County Fair.

After going two straight games without scoring a goal, the Kenton Wildcat offense was hungry to put some balls in the back of the net. On Tuesday evening, the Wildcat boys made up for those two games by scoring nine times against Western Buckeye League foe Defiance, earning the 9-0 home win to move to 6-1-1 on the season, 2-1 in the conference.

DOLA — Hardin Northern defeated Riverdale in four games 25-13, 15-25, 25-20, 25-23 in a high school volleyball matchup on Tuesday night. The Polar Bears improve to to 3-7 on the season, while Riverdale drops to 1-5.

The Hardin Northern class of 1969 held its 50-year reunion at The Inn at Ohio Northern University, Ada on Aug. 31 at 5:30 p.m. After a sit-down dinner, several games were played and the winners were Janice (Martin) Zickafoose and Donna (Coates) Mouser who both received a gift.

The new electronic sign made its debut at the 2019 Hardin County Fair. Board members Dan Beale (left), Janie Seiler and Jack McBride stand with the sign at the main gate of the fair grounds.

UPPER SANDUSKY — Jacob Poling scored both Ada goals to lift the Bulldogs to a 2-0 win over Upper Sandusky in a North Central Ohio Soccer Association boys soccer match on Tuesday. Isaac Spar and Wyatt Rettig both had assists for the Bulldogs and Grant Preston had 17 saves in goal.