Wildcats hold on to beat Harding 75-72 Kenton basketball coach Matt McCullough has been stressing to his players throughout the early part of the season that they need to trust their teammates and try not to do everything themselves. Read More
Falcons lethargic in setback to N. Union MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale trailed 9-0 to start the game against North Union Thursday night, unable to put any points on the board until just over a minute to go in the first quarter. Read More
A sign of change A crew from Wilson Sign Co., Inc. of Dayton prepares to lift a new digital sign into place in front of Hardin Northern School on Thursday afternoon. Read More
New board members Two new board members for the Veterans Service Commission were sworn into office on Wednesday by Judge Scott Barrett. Read More
Gifts for veterans AmVets Riders stopped by at Hardin Hills bringing gifts to the veterans. Veteran Ed Althauser (left) receives a gift from Matt Hamilton and his helper. Submitted photo Read More
Visit from Santa Residents at Hardin Hills Health and Rehab Center had a wonderful Christmas party. Santa came and all residents received many gifts. They were entertained by Happy Daz Karaoke and had cookies and punch. Pictured with Mr. and Mrs Claus are Helen and Terri Lansdown. Submitted photo Read More
Rams push pace in second half, top Elgin McGUFFEY — With a slim lead at the half, Upper Scioto Valley picked up the pace against Elgin, focusing on its inside game to extend its lead on the way to a 55-46 non-conference victory Wednesdsay night. Read More
Late run pushes St. Wendelin past Hardin Northern DOLA — Facing a St. Wendelin boys basketball team that featured a 6-9 and a 6-4 player in the post, a much shorter Hardin Northern squad tried to counter using its speed to run the court against the Mohawks on Wednesday night. Read More
Kenton departments settle into new home at 555 building The building doesn’t have an official name yet, but the Kenton departments occupying the city’s new annex at 555 W. Franklin Street are happy with their new home. Since early November, the “555 building” has been the new location for the city’s water, income tax, parks and recreation offices and street department. Read More
Ada house sustains $7,000 in fire damage ADA — A house fire in Ada on Wednesday afternoon resulted in $7,000 in damage but no injuries to the house’s occupants. Read More