Josh and Bowen Cramer present a $600 check to Mike Sites representing the Dunkirk VFW Post. Money was raised from the Doug Bailey Memorial Car Show.

LIMA — The Kenton girls held off Bath 4-3 in a Western Buckeye League soccer opener on Tuesday night.

Mary Joe (Roy) and Ramon Myers of Arlington are celebrating their 70th anniversary. The couple were married Aug. 29, 1949 in Greenup, Ky. Mary Joe is the daughter of the late Oril and Virginia (Berman) Roy. She is a homemaker.

Matt Frey spent most of his summer vacation painting at the Kenton Middle School. The students returning this fall have been welcomed to his colorful creations.

ADA — Molly Vance recorded a season high 12 kills as Ben Logan swept Ada 25-18, 25-11, 27-25 in a non-league volleyball matchup on Monday night. Kylie Frazier and Lynzee Cronkleton added 7 kills and 13 assists apiece for the Raiders, who took control with seven straight points to end game one and were never challenged in game two.

The Hardin Northern class of 1979 celebrated its 40-year class reunion on Saturday, Aug. 10 at the home of Jerry and Jayna McBride. The meal was catered by City BBQ. Desserts and refreshments were provided by class members, followed by trivia questions and games by Dick Hastings.

ALGER — Stacey Hensley always had two goals in life: to be a mom and to work in a library. Having become a mom 20 years ago – she’s now a mother of three, Jeremy, Jacob and Hunter – she completed goal number two nearly two years ago when she started as a library assistant at the Alger Public Library.

President Jim Bird (left) and Vice President Jerry Lones of the Kenton Amateur Radio Club are among members who manned by club’s mobile emergency communications unit on Saturday outside the Hardin County Courthouse.

Two goals in the first four minutes of the game got the Kenton girls soccer team off to a good start on Saturday as the Lady Wildcats cruised to a 7-1 victory over Upper Sandusky. Hannah Holland scored three goals and had two assists to lead the way for the Lady Wildcats, who improve to 4-0 on the season.

UPPER SANDUSKY — A goal inside the first five minutes set the tone for the Wildcats on Saturday, going on to score five more times to grab the 6-1 win over Upper Sandusky and move to 4-0 on the year. Kenton’s opening goal came on a Patrick Bartlett header off a corner kick sent in by Reed Cook to give them a 1-0 lead.