When guests order lunch at Table One in Kenton on Saturday, their waiter may have a badge.

The village of Alger was alive with activity this week.

Tammy Ludwig serves up lunches to area children at Wharton Park on Wednesday.

The Beech Grove Schoolhouse, located just east of the Hardin County Fairgrounds on Letson Avenue, Kenton, underwent a facelift this week.

Hardin Hills Health Center resident Doris Woods (seated) and staff member Debra Kavanagh getting ready to enjoy the community cookout during the Fourth of July festivities at Hardin Hills

The Price is Right has long been a favorite activity of residents at Kenton Nursing and Rehab Center. The Kenton Kroger store makes the game possible by allowing Beth Dear, activity director, (pictured) to “borrow” 12 items each week.

On the top floor of the Ada Municipal Building, Village Administrator Jamie Hall stands near the future elevator shaft that will house a lift to carry passengers, making the building, for the first time in its history, handicap accessible.

A crew of workers removes the rubble left after a burned out house was razed Tuesday in Alger. The house, located on Angle Street, has been an eyesore in the village for more than three years.

Grace Doll volunteered to assist Mr. Puppet (aka Bob Abdon) with his program Tuesday at the Hardin Northern Library. To get things started, he had Grace pick a card and she revealed the "most valuable card" in the deck was a library card.

City of Kenton workers replace a water line under the pavement of Fontaine Street in preparation for the repaving of the road scheduled for next year by the Ohio Department of Transportation.