Growing up watching family members and others step up and take action to make their community a better place, Dustin McCullough has taken on that same belief system. Dustin, along with co-owner Sam Hostetler, run the metal roofing, siding and trim business Stillwater Metal, located on U.S. 68 just south of Kenton.

Bowlers (from left, front) Oliver Heldman, Sarah Burnworth, (back) James Smith and John Woodruff represented the Northern Hardin County Fire Department Saturday in the First Responder Bowling Contest.

Members of Camp 33 of the Sons of Union Veterans of the Civil War (from left) Thomas McBrayer, Dennis Koontz and Camp Commander David Rish, straightened 10 headstones of Civil War veterans in Grove Cemetery in Kenton over the weekend.

Ben Logan senior Garrett Dixon (second from left) signed a letter of intent recently to continue his education and play baseball at the University of Northwestern Ohio.

Ben Logan senior Jordain Reisinger (third from left) signed a letter of intent to continue his education and wrestle at Urbana University after he graduates this spring.

Players and coaches of the 2nd farm Orioles helped load and unload water donated to the Kenton Little League by Village Pantry of Kenton. The donation helps keep the cost of water low to assist the league with their healthy eating and drinking program co-sponsored by United Way of Hardin County.

The OhioHealth Hardin Medical Offices, located at 75 Washington Blvd., Kenton, will be unveiling its new offices to the public in an open house on Thursday, May 2 from 2 to 4 p.m.

A group of health providers, civic organizations and law enforcement officers are coming together to improve the way Hardin County deals with sexual assault and rape cases. A team of responders will be made available to anyone who is the victim of such an attack and serve as their advocate and supporter.

The Substance Abuse Committee of Hardin County, in honor of overdose awareness and Earth Day, plant a pear tree at Hardin Memorial Hospital on Friday afternoon.

BELLEFONTAINE — The host Ben Logan boys won their own 14-team invitational on Friday, while the Lady Raiders were third. The Kenton boys were seventh, while the KHS girls ended up fifth.