PERRYSBURG — Kenton’s Mykaela’s Schriber won the first game of her Division II district tennis match against Napoleon’s Aliza Lankenau on Wednesday afternoon. Unfortunately that was the highlight of the match for Schriber as Lankenau took the next 12 games to defeat the Wildcat sophomore 6-1, 6-0 in play at the Perrysburg Tennis Center.

The Hardin County Council on Aging Senior Center took a trip to Young’s Jersey Dairy. The group enjoyed lunch and ice cream.

Hardin Hills Health Center residents (from left) Kathy Dickerson. David Patton, Joey Harvey, Becky Parsell and Larry Cole had a great time decorating their pumpkins.

Workers from 2K General Co. of Delaware move ground in preparation to refurbishing the Ada swimming pool at War Memorial Park. According to Village Administrative Assistant Angela Polachek, the project will include replacing a portion of the pool, a new filtration system, the removal of the concession stand and updating the bath house.

Ridgemont High School will be celebrating homecoming with a parade on Friday prior to its football game with Hardin Northern. The court includes (from left, front to back) freshman attendant Hannah Shoffner and escort Austin Elsasser; sophomores Taylor Vanatta and Jadon Miller; juniors Journee Roeder and Adam Johnson and queen and king candidates Priscilla Howland and Dillon Beiler, Meadow Cromer and Keaton Fout and Paide Laing and Lyndon Roof.

COLUMBUS GROVE — Mission accomplished for the Ada volleyball team. The Bulldogs came into the season with one goal – claiming a third straight Northwest Conference volleyball championship.

LIMA — Kenton tallied all three of its goals in the second half as the Lady Wildcats rallied to defeat Bath 3-2 and clinch the first winning season in school history on Tuesday night. Trailing 1-0 at halftime, Sydney Plott, Haley Hunt and Hannah Holland tallied goals in the second 40 minutes for the Wildcats, who finish their regular season with a 7-5-3 overall mark and a 2-5-2 WBL record.

President Sandy Moore welcomed five members and Emily Hart Roy as a guest on Sept. 27 at Henry's Restaurant at 5:30 p.m. Moore thanked Vanessa Brim for the splendid arrangements. Following dinner, Brim introduced the speaker Emily Hart Roy.

The Career Technical Education Department of Benjamin Logan High School hosted their third annual Administration Dinner on Monday, Sept. 25. The goal of the dinner is for the teachers and students to provide updates within their departments and student organizations to the administrators and Board of Education.

Since moving to Hardin County, Troy Roberson has become a fixture in the Kenton community. He performs nearly daily at the corner of the Subway parking lot, strumming his guitar and waving to passing motorists.