MARION — The canine comedy show, Mutts Gone Nuts!, will take the Marion Palace stage on Sunday, Jan. 22 at 3 p.m. Nine amazing canines, whose talents range from hoop jumping, dancing, and catching Frisbees to rope jumping, tight-wire walking and more, unleash havoc and hilarity in an action-packed show.

The Kenton girls basketball team overcame a slow start by outscoring Indian Lake by 46 points over the middle two quarters on the way to an 88-37 victory over the visiting Lakers on Tuesday night.

McGUFFEY — After surrendering the lead to North Baltimore for the first time with just under four minutes to go in the game, Upper Scioto Valley turned things around and closed the contest out on a 14-0 run to take the 55-42 win in non-conference girls basketball action Tuesday evening.

DOLA — When the Hardin Northern Board of Education purchased 10 acres of neighboring land last year, it had plans of developing it into a sports complex, a bus garage and parking.

RIDGEWAY — Strong winds raged across parts of Hardin and Logan counties Tuesday evening. Larry Mouser was preparing for bed when he heard the wind pick up in intensity at his home south of Ridgeway about 9:20 p.m.

The Jan. 5 meeting of the Soroptimist International of Kenton/Hardin County was called to order at 6:05 p.m. by President Hope Myers. One guest, Erika Kier, daughter of member Karen Kier, was introduced.

Members of the Upper Scioto Valley Robotics Club (from left) Breanna Seimet, Abraham Decker and Lola Gonzalez put a robot through its paces on an obstacle course track during the USV Board of Education meeting on Monday.