FINDLAY — The Kenton golf team finished eighth of nine teams in district competition with a score of 369 on Thursday afternoon at Red Hawk Run golf course. The Wildcats were paced by Rocco Longbrake, who carded an 84, which placed him in a tie for 18th place overall.

Thomas and Sally Eatherton of Forest are celebrating their 50th wedding anniversary. The couple were married on Oct. 7, 1967 at the Kenton United Methodist Church by Rev. Virgil Hare.

A construction crew places a steel roof beam on the skeleton of the new athletic complex being constructed north of the existing Kenton High School athletic building.

The Crossroads Crisis Center started what they hope will become a tradition in the county Wednesday by planting a purple flowering bush at the Jacob Parrott Safety Center.

Residents and staff at Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center in Kenton wore purple in support of Alzheimer’s month.

Chad Ritchie unloads a gravity wagon of soybeans at Heritage Cooperative in Kenton Tuesday morning.

In the flow of play, Riverdale’s girls are dangerous. The Falcons clinched their first outright North Central Ohio Soccer Association title in style Tuesday, netting four goals in a late eight minute stretch to seal a 6-0 victory over a scrappy Upper Sandusky team.

Benjamin Logan High School is celebrating its homecoming with activities this week, including its game Friday night against Tecumseh High School. The week will be capped with a dance at the school from 8 to 11 p.m. Saturday.

EMT Kathy Ansley (center) accepts a check from Melvin House of the Ohio Emergency Medical Services on behalf of the Southeast Hardin Ambulance District. The $30,000 donation will be used to purchase a cardiac monitor/defibrillator unit called a Life Pack 15.

The Kenton boys soccer team took care of business against Ottawa-Glandorf on Monday night. And then the Wildcats thanked Shawnee.