Kenton, OH News

• Kenton, OH News
• Kraft gains NTP certification
• Sears names winners
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: May 26, 2012
• Democrats continue grassroots efforts for Obama’s re-election
• Local athletes fall short of state meet
• Gillfillan Memorial 5K to be held June 22
• HN community golf outing to be June 16
• USSSA tourney to be offered in Urbana
• Richard L. McQuown
• Virginia E. White
• Bloom and McPheron announce engagement
• Ada seniors plan trip to Union Co. covered bridges
• Preschool graduation
• Mauk leaps to state, ‘Cat runners advance
• Ben Logan’s Thompson qualifies for state, Raider relays advance
• Little League: May 25, 2012
• R’mont award winners
• KHS volleyball to hold middle school camp
• Youth Softball: May 25, 2012
• Richard McQuown
• Respect for the flag
• Belle Center selects Poppy Queen for drive
• Beltz, Stinson to marry
• Pair of Lady Rams advance at DIII regional
• Falcons 3,200 relay finishes 7th in regional
• KHS volleyball camps to be held in June
• Ada spring program set for tonight
• R’dale youth soccer signup begins today
• HN seeking coaches
• Little League: May 24, 2012
• Ada Kiwanis meets
• Students in the News: May 23, 2012
• Educational unit appreciated
• Kindergarten program praised
• Lady Wildcats go to Lexington with state aspirations
• Mauk, Taylor and Wildcat throwers set to compete in regional track meet
• Kenton athletes receive spring awards
• Little League: May 23, 2012
• Lyman Jordan
• Police Reports: May 23, 2012
• Democrats share experiences from Obama rally at OSU
• HN FFA recognized as a top ten chapter in Ohio
• ONU names Byrne new basketball coach
• KHS’s Fackler, Rawlins receive WBL honors
• Stalder leads trio of All-WBL Lady Wildcats
• BL spring program to be held May 29
• Little League: May 22, 2012
• Ninth marathon
• First place
• Lasting tribute
• Bulldogs move on in four events, HN’s Thomson wins district
• Rose, Holbrook lead Lady Rams at district
• Frey, Conover among Falcons to advance
• Lewis C. Gossard
• Louesa Marylin Gullett
• Donna M. Rahrig
• David Smith
• Police Reports: May 21, 2012
• Sports Hall of Fame inductees reflect on athletic endeavors
• After time in D.C., KHS grad finds love of teaching
• R’mont JH girls get share of NWCC title
• Wildcats fare well in D-II district meet
• Seniors honored
• Two years later: Where are the wind farms?
• New ambulance
• Cleaning up
• Danny McDougle
• USV’s Rose, HN’s 3,200 relay secure regional spots
• Several Ben Logan athletes qualify
• Riverdale 3,200 relay advances to regionals
• Little League: May 18, 2012
• Former Bengals back visits Ridgemont
• Ada Schools could face large deficit
• Cabaret at KHS
• Thirteen named to Hardin Northern Honor Court
• Gordon S. Beach
• Edward Lee Holland Sr.
• Scouts attend COSI Camp-in
• State FFA degrees
• KHS senior participates in wild turkey federation hunt
• Ada truck pull
• Archbold smashes Lady ‘Cats in DIII district semifinals
• Area thinclads advance to district finals
• King, Mauk earn regional spots
• Belle Center UMC to host 5K on May 26
• ONU to hold 12th ‘Robby’ golf outing
• Potts selected to lead Chamber/Alliance
• Mother Daughter Tea
• Honored veterans
• Gifts for veterans
• Pasta party
• Mothers luncheon
• Giant dice
• Special entertainment
• Mt. Victory youth is new OSRBA Rabbit King
• Nursing excellence
• Marseilles committee plans summer festival
• Ridgemont earns grant
• Postmaster retires
• Ohio’s first casino opens to music video show
• Darrell E. Kent
• Police Reports: May 15, 2012
• Helping Crossroads
• KPD will be short-handed during summer
• Budget billing not an option with city electric plan
• Ending the year
• Buggy Ride
• Counseling big part of job of KHS administrator
• TruDee Diane Chatfield Barnett
• Velma Ruth Plikerd
• Rosa E. Rolston
• Raider girls 3rd at CBC track meet
• Bulldog boys finish 8th in NWC meet
• BL baseball bows out of sectional play
• Buckeye Central edges Falcons 2-1
• swing thoughts
• little league
• Brown and Straits marry
• Appreciation for teachers
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: May 12, 2012
• Hardin County Juvenile Court Activities: May 12, 2012
• Property Transfers: May 12, 2012
• Don’t let pet cats roam
• Money stolen from home
• Miller and Phillips marry
• Five generations
• Remembering moms
• Kappa Chapter installs new officers
• Welcome sign
• Pioneer Family Association welcomes new members
• Rushsylvania UMC begins expansion
• Gopher rally falls short against Perry
• Wildcats end season at sectional tourney
• Collins two-hitter propels BL baseball
• Lady Raiders advance to sectional finals
• Janet G. Collins
• Katherine Hassnah Ashba
• Police Reports: May 11, 2012
• Forest council encouraged to do more to promote the village
• Ada grad receives ‘Young Investigator’ award at Arizona State
• McLead, Holtzberger announce engagement
• Phantom money flowing at Ohio’s soon-to-be casino
• Ready for plant sale
• Rally run
• Sea of CDs at Hardin Central
• Lady Wildcats top Bluffton for first sectional championship
• Ada moves past Polar Bears
• Wildcats’ Hicks wins WBL shot put title
• USV’s Crea chosen NWCC coach of year
• Planting flowers
• Lunch outing
• Ice cream time
• Art class
• Charades
• Exercise with balloons
• Hardin County Players present TAB Awards for theatrical efforts
• Repeal of contentious election law heads to Kasich’s desk
• Geise pitches St. Johns past Rams
• Wildcats finish with win over Hardin Northern
• Hastings, Wilson to wed
• Royal banquet
• Ada Kiwanis hear Circle K activities
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Alger Jr. Farmers pick up litter at Alger Park
• Hi-Point student to meet Obama in DC
• Tree planted
• Fishing for mom
• HN students honored
• Ben Logan softball splits twinbill with Triad
• Henry picks up 2nd ALMS victory of season
• Hogue chosen as GLIAC pitcher of week
• Awards given after annual Spring Concert
• Prom royalty
• Ohio family begins sixth year operating drive-in theater in backyard
• Police Reports: May 7, 2012
• Longtime coach enjoys seeing improvements of Little League players
• HN Garden Club continues improvements at Murray Park
• Teenagers of the Year
• Bulldogs edge HN in sectional semifinals
• Lady Polar Bears cruise to tourney win over USV
• Errors costly for Gophers in tournament loss
• Ashbas to leave void in KCS treasurer’s office
• YMCA reaches goal of selling 250 passes for outdoor pool
• Relay for Life lap
• Dr. Albert Tewfik Awad
• Charles Henry Furer
• Donald R. Miles
• Dayers L. Moore
• Donated soccer goals
• Woman who adopts Haitian village to speak at Belle Center church
• Confirmation class
• May crowning
• Theater performance
• Riverdale boys finish second in own relays
• Lady Raiders claim sole possession of CBC title
• Kindle’s arm and bat lead Bulldogs to victory
• Tecumseh pitcher no-hits Ben Logan
• Delphos Jefferson takes care of Ada
• Celina defeats ‘Cats
• Troop appreciates museum
• Couple celebrates 65th
• Information about Alzheimer’s shared with retired teachers
• 80th birthday celebration set
• Perry outscores Lady Bulldogs
• Rams rally for win over HN
• McElree tosses no-hitter for HN
• Lady Wildcats hold off Arlington
• R’dale games postponed
• Error proves costly as KHS falls to Red Devils
• Church service
• Senior citizens celebration slated
• Donations from Circle K
• HN FFA hosts chapter banquet
• Wildcat boys claim rain-shortened tri-meet
• Dysert on target in Miami’s spring game
• Surprised by the Crew
• Taking a swing
• Rain shortens rally by Lady Gophers
• C. Sue Carmean
• Ada prepares to “Boogie on Main Street” this summer
• Benefit planned for Saturday to help pay for family’s expenses
• Marine graduates
• HN FFA team places fourth in state
• Kear, Didion to marry
• Arbor Day donation
• Riverdale Elementary students on honor roll
• Ada Senior Citizens plan trip to Van Deurzen Dairy
• Ridgemont library accepts donations
• Kenton girls win HC title; Rose, Holbrook combine to win 5 events
• Field events, relays carry Falcons to county title
• Hardin County Track Results
• Lady Polar Bears outslug Van Buren
• Ada Kiwanis pancake day draws nearly 500
• Temporary food licensing
• Bloom repeats as OAC 10,000m champion
• Area teams seeded for softball sectionals
• Putting the ball in play
• No local team seeded for baseball sectionals
• Raider boys finish first in own invite, girls third
• Roll picks up win for Kenton tennis team
• Police Reports: April 30, 2012
• James F. Early
• Several programs available to help parents/kids handle autism
• Arbor Day tree
• Maxine Stevens
• Bellefontaine holds off Raiders 8-5
• Middle school
• BL Invitational
• Hicks, Webb lead KHS thinclads
• Ontario shuts out Lady Falcons
• KHS outscored by Bath
• Falcons suffer setback
• New officers
• Medical presentation
• Confirmation class
• Flat Branch Church hosts gospel singer
• Quartet to perform
• Riverdale boys take first in Ram Invite
• Lady ‘Cats top O-G, improve to 5-2 in WBL
• Sixth inning runs lift Lady Raiders to win
• Knights Crowle slows down Lady Bulldogs
• Miscues, early deficit too much for Ada
• Grimes, Heilman to wed
• HMH volunteers honored at annual appreciation luncheon
• Lady Wildcats stay hot at plate in victory over Ada
• Ada’s Baker to play hoops at Findlay
• Bahr sharp as Wildcats defeat Bulldogs 9-1
• Falcons edge Crestline for first NCC victory
• Crestview shuts out Lady Falcons 11-0
• McComb outscores Hardin Northern 16-6
• Polar Bear boys third in five-team meet
• Police Reports: April 26, 2012
• KNRC celebrates facility volunteers
• Making a quilt
• Glasses game
• Strawberries and cruise
• Students display music talents
• New firefighter
• Kasich not injured in accident
• Riverdale outslugs Hardin Northern
• Nine-run sixth inning lifts Lady Falcons to win over Polar Bears
• R’dale thinclads second in tri-meet
• Area farmer’s winnings create scholarships for HN FFA students
• Students in the News: April 24, 2012
• Rams win share of NWCC baseball title
• Lady Gophers rip USV
• Lady Raiders topple Springfield N’western
• HN softball rallies for win over Vanlue
• Lady Bulldogs suffer loss in extra innings
• Crestline holds off R’dale
• Miscues hurt Lady Falcons
• Ada bats heat up in win over Paulding
• Guide dog changes life
• KHCB donations
• Ben Logan lists honor roll
• R’way fire department welcomes preschool
• Riverdale boys run to HN Invite title
• Webb leads KHS at Swankhouse Invite
• Bassmasters open 2012 season at Indian Lake
• Raiders claim trophy at Northridge Classic
• Gopher boys fifth at North Union Relays
• Lady Raiders fourth at Waynesfield Invite
• Teens are Ohio 4-H Ambassadors
• Couple celebrates 50th
• KHS grad recognized for achievements
• National Train Day celebration
• Municipal Court Activities: April 21, 2012
• South falls 21-16, but Cats enjoy the experience
• R’mont grabs late 15-11 win over HN
• Early runs lift Gophers to big win
• Galion rallies to down Riverdale in baseball
• Arlington has big 7th to defeat Ada nine
• Daisys at Girl Scout celebration
• New member orientation
• Area students receive FCA honors
• Helping villagers
• Rams rally past Temple Christian to stay in NWCC title hunt
• Lady Bulldogs get their bats going in NWC win
• Lady Raiders coast past Kenton Ridge
• N. Baltimore outslugs Lady Polar Bears
• Castle’s two-hitter leads Ridgemont
• Hardin Northern not able to match Tigers
• ONU’s Gospel Ensemble to celebrate 25 years
• ‘Save the Frogs’ program at YMCA’s Silly Saturday
• Trike-A-Thon
• Sixteen defendants due in court in Ohio Amish attacks
• ‘Chocolate Laughter Therapy’ returns
• Lady Wildcats rally past Gophers
• Kenton walks away with win over R’mont
• Ada not planning to leave NWC
• Leipsic edges Bulldogs
• Crist, Bame lead HN softball to win
• Scouts provide Easter treats at Corinthian
• Pizza party
• Picture time
• Senior Citizen’s Day planned May 18
• HN FFA does community work
• Ben Logan FFA competes at state
• Ben Logan sweeps tri-meet with Wildcats, Bulldogs
• Shawnee pitcher tosses one-hitter against KHS
• Lady Wildcats topple Shawnee
• HN softball outslugs Waynesfield-Goshen
• Pandora-Gilboa outslugs Polar Bears
• Late run lifts Rockets over Lady Polar Bears
• Colonel Crawford blasts Falcons
• USV’s Prater Academic All-Ohio
• Rams move into tie for first in NWCC
• Lincolnview deals Ada softball first loss
• Six-run 6th carries Gophers over W-G
• Colonel Crawford shuts out Falcons
• Rhodes steps down as Polar Bears’ men’s coach
• Ada falls to Lancers
• Lady Rams stay hot against Falcons
• Bassmasters hold year-end banquet
• Lehman Catholic rallies past Gophers
• youth bowling
• Lady Wildcats hold off Van Wert 5-4
• VW tops KHS netters
• Upper Sandusky holds Falcons to two-hits
• McElree tosses 1-hitter in Polar Bear victory
• Ridgemont to host Antique Alley Invite
• Wildcats suffer WBL setback at Van Wert
• Casino to hire 600 dealers
• Poker run planned
• R’dale H.S. announces honor roll
• Honor students at R’dale Middle School
• Three placed on control
• Kenneth E. Fite
• Russell C. Huston
• Police Reports: April 13, 2012
• Sheriff to use special deputies to aid villages
• Private investor to build new dog shelter for county
• Kenton Rotary guest
• Hardin Northern Garden Club adopts landscaping project
• Corn seed treatments dangerous to honey bees
• Grateful for honest people
• Three-run sixth propels Lady Bulldogs to win
• Early deficit too much for Ada
• Rams pick up win over Riverside
• Lady Raiders claim 11th straight victory
• BLMS girls claim own invitational
• LCC betters KHS tennis
• Kasich won’t spare condemned killer
• Decline of amphibians
• Vinton returns to Marion Palace
• ONU to present ‘Thoroughly Modern Millie’
• Hardin Co. native plans workshop
• Busler and McCullough plan June 23 wedding
• Students in the News: April 12, 2012
• KHS rally falls short
• Lady Wildcats power past Allen East
• BL’s Cronkleton to play for Urbana
• Sculpture visit
• Preparing for Easter fun
• Soroptimist hosts Celebration of Women
• KHS students earn academic honors
• Owners group takes aim at Ohio exotics animal regulations bill
• St. Marys makes most of Wildcats miscue
• Polar Bears pick up first victory of spring
• KHS softball holds off Roughriders 2-1
• St. Marys takes care of Wildcat netters
• Raiders’ comeback bid comes up short
• ODOT announces six Hardin County 2012 transportation projects
• Kentonites arrested on drug charges
• HN FFA students participate in CDEs
• Parish, Shultis lead Falcons to 14-13 victory
• Perry edges Gophers
• Commodores’ Buetner one-hits Ridgemont
• Paul’s blast lifts Ada to NWC win over LCC
• Bulldogs fall to LCC
• Kenton tennis defeated
• Lady Polar Bears outscored by Liberty-Benton
• Raiders hit their way past Graham
• USV outslugs W-G
• Officers elected
• Ada Kiwanis involved in many projects
• Rams sweep twinbill from Bulldogs
• Kenton softball splits with Bucyrus
• Raiders take first in Micah Gregg Tourney
• Cory-Rawson takes pair from Falcons
• Elgin sweeps Gophers
• Raiders sweep Riverside
• Experts: Casino likely to attract troubled gamblers to Cleveland
• Police Reports: April 9, 2012
• Beacon Realty names Crownhart top 2011 sales associate
• Gary L. Mabrey Sr.
• Imolene Joyce Slade
• KHS grad uses BGSU connections to help businesses abroad
• Cutting for a cure
• Zachariah gets first in tourney
• Amweg wins women’s invite
• BL junior girls track wins Chieftain Relays
• White team wins Masonic pool tourney
• Dunkirk Girl Scouts attend Findlay ice show
• April Teens of the Month recognized
• OSU Extension may be moving to new home in title office
• Kenton makes plans for spring cleanup
• Morton Bolen
• Alberta M. (Goff) Lutz
• Gary L. Mabrey Sr.
• Kenton man burned
• Kenton Police Reports: April 6, 2012
• Confirmation class
• Collection to S.O.U.P.
• Easter Egg Hunts around Hardin County
• KMS musicians earn top ratings
• BL Middle School students saluted
• Toledo casino site soon ready for regulators
• ONU’s Dysert to play in Ohio All-Star Classic
• Harding outhits KHS
• Bad inning in field costs Lady Wildcats
• Lady Polar Bears thwart Leipsic rally
• Polar Bear struggles continue at Leipsic
• Raiders too much for Spr. Central Catholic
• Simple Gifts brings life to folk music in Marion
• Ben Logan to stage musical Titanic
• Couple celebrates 60th
• Students in the News: April 5, 2012
• Girl Scouts go door to door to sell cookies in Forest
• BPW learns about services of Hardin County Hospice
• Rams cruise to victory in quad meet
• Defiance tops KHS
• Falcons outrun field in quadrangular meet
• Lady Raiders sweep pair from Greenon
• HR lifts Defiance past Lady Wildcats
• Lady Bulldogs defeat McComb in 8 innings
• Polar Bears top Carey
• R’dale wins 2nd straight
• Ready for Easter
• Rotarians named Paul Harris Fellows
• Treat for readers
• Ridgemont students saluted
• HN students post high marks
• USV honors students
• Dismembered Ohio woman lived with killer
• Falcons stave off Wildcats rally
• Lady ‘Cats overcome slow start, top Falcons
• Gophers score two in seventh to beat LTC
• Pioneers finish second in state
• Ben Logan wins pair over Wildcats
• Lady Raiders take two from Kenton
• Riverdale track teams fifth at Carey
• Rams split twinbill
• Lady Gophers drop pair to Cory-Rawson
• HN drops twinbill to Columbus Grove
• Celina sweeps KHS tennis
• Rachel’s Challenge promotes change in school, community
• Drugs, cash seized
• Local family delivers relief to tornado-stricken Kentucky
• Wellness Clinic available for kids from birth to adulthood
• Wellness Clinic available for kids from birth to adulthood
• Reptilian visitors
• Gray to become first Sea Dragon to compete at YMCA nationals
• Ada trio to also swim in Greensboro, N.C.
• youth bowling
• Don Gay
• Steven Williams
• Polar Bears boys third in BVC quad meet
• R’dale wrestling awards
• KHS boys finish first in tri-meet
• Ada softball outslugs C-R to improve to 3-0
• Hornets outhit Bulldogs
• Gophers sweep tri-meet
• District 8 All-Star
• Draft floor plan for KCS elementary reviewed
• BL softball blasts Gophers
• HN softball wins first of season
• Jefferson outslugs Polar Bears
• Rams’ rally falls short
• Ben Logan outslugs Ridgemont 12-0
• Blue Devils rally past Lady Falcons 7-3
• Falcons unable to hold lead against Carey
• Lady Wildcats suffer loss
• Reese wins 2nd straight for Wildcats
• YMCA sets sights on sale of 250 passes for pool
• Crawford had 14 K’s as Rams defeat Wildcats
• Lady ‘Cats score early, often in rout of USV
• Wildcats sweep Gophers in dual meet
• Falcon thinclads sweep Hardin Northern
• Tillman fans 13 as Gophers top Ada
• Early runs propel Ada past R’mont softball
• HN softball loses
• Ada, USV athletes get off to strong start
• Eight run fourth inning propels L-B over R’dale
• Perry outhits Polar Bears
• Exotic-animal owners oppose bill
• Fundraising underway for annual Fourth of July fireworks display
• More problems than U.S. debt
• Preschoolers visit
• Pharmacy program
• Fragrance day
• Sunny weather
• Library time
• Harco Senior Dinner
• ONU students show solidarity for family of slain Florida teenager
• No more ‘Russian Roulette’ with Ohio 195
• Floor plan draft for new Kenton school ready
• Kenton mayor wants bonus for part-time employees
• Six-run fourth inning propels Lady Bulldogs
• Wildcats drop opener to Upper Sandusky
• Bulldogs hit the ball often in win over HN
• KHS softball edged by Upper Sandusky
• Kenton tennis swept by Upper Sandusky
• North Union holds Raiders to one hit
• Scouts collect coins
• Donations to Red Cross
• Books added to library through endowment fund
• Police Reports: March 26, 2012
• Clara Brielle Tracy
• Harold Benjamin Barlow
• David P. Carmean
• Charles M. Crawford
• Dora Hites
• Thelma G. Humphrey
• MV residents confront KKK in unannounced march
• Wolf Creek director shares love of the arts
• Top vocalist
• Council on Aging holds annual dinner meeting
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: March 24, 2012
• Property Transfers: March 24, 2012
• Roofing business recognized
• Two Hardin County gifted students earn scholarships
• First place smiles
• Obenour signs with U. of Findlay
• Elida boys get big win, advance to D-II finals
• Johannah Christine Bachman
• Randy J. Fogle
• Thelma G. Humphrey
• Queen of Beef, Princess to be selected
• County official faces theft in office charges
• Students saluted for child abuse posters
• Ada school bond issue refunding to save taxpayers more than $1M
• Kidnapping, sex crime result in prison time
• Task force arrests Dunkirk man for drug trafficking
• Theodore E. Breidenbach
• Shirley J. (Cronley) Howard
• Avanell Prater
• Police Reports: March 23, 2012
• Ohio State makes East final, beats Cincinnati 81-66
• Arlington boys fall in DIV semifinals
• Portsmouth tops Ottawa-Glandorf
• Police Reports: March 22, 2012
• Margie M. Badertscher
• Alice Kneisley
• Public hearing Monday on plans for Ohio 195
• Ada High Winterguard wins state championship medal
• R’mont speller wins second in bee
• Driving ‘drunk’
• Two administrators given raises at HN; Eader announces his resignation
• Bowling for Kids Sake
• Man escapes attack
• Ada recognizes its winter athletes
• Kenton 4th grade team finishes first in Van Wert tournament
• HN senior wins FFA State Job Interview Contest
• Blues Brothers Revue to be performed in Marion, Findlay
• Student-directed one-act plays slated at ONU
• Ohio Hi-Point to host Battle of the Bands
• Church service
• St. Patty’s party
• Rock ‘n roll
• Trip Preview party held
• Works of art
• HMH Guild finalizes plans for spring luncheon, ham sale
• Theodore E. Breidenbach
• Mary E. Dinovo
• Barbara Ellen (Grega) Dunn
• Shirley Howard
• Ada’s Baker named to DIV All-Ohio team
• Ready to rumble
• USV searching for basketball coach
• YMCA cancels annual 3-on-3 tournament
• Theodore Breidenbach
• Melanie Sue Fella
• Police Reports: March 20, 2012
• KHS athletes receive winter awards
• Henry has rough start to racing season
• Tech program
• Worst nuisance offenders in Alger will get chance to talk
• Shelterbox program
• Wilcox, Dickman to wed
• Buckeyes pull away from Gonzaga to move into Sweet 16
• Gray posts national time at Zone meet
• Arlington girls top Berlin Hiland for first state title
• Swing Thoughts: March 19, 2012
• Police Reports: March 19, 2012
• Eva Jean Hollon
• Barbara Jeanne Petty
• Father’s death sparks woman to bring MADD chapter to county
• School secretary brightens students’ day with a smile
• Kenton FFA member participates in Civic Education Workshop
• Ohio overhauls education with eye on college
• Quiz bowl champions
• Family plans ‘Miracles for Maggie Benefit’ to celebrate girl’s first birthday
• New program aims to bridge academic gaps between kids
• Kenton police arrest three in Friday robbery
• Gail B. Joseph
• Dora Ann “Dorie” Kirk
• Suzanne Roof
• M. Iola Frey
• Joseph B. Gail
• Harrison Lucas Collins
• Police Reports: March 16, 2012
• Angels for Elderly to help seniors in severe need of food
• Kenton store robbed
• Kenton youth asks 12th birthday gifts to be toys for children with cancer
• Christian radio station to begin airing locally in May
• Man is charged with stabbing four
• HMH Guild plans Spring Luncheon
• Dr. Seuss’ stories theme for YMCA Silly Saturday program
• Enjoying the view
• Imagination Library funds
• Service Notes: March 15, 2012
• Blood drive produces 61 units
• Hardin County Players to stage 37 Postcards as dinner theater
• ONU Symphonic Band plans spring concert
• Sea Dragons to swim at Zones on Sunday
• Police Reports: March 15, 2012
• Paul E. Fay III
• Kindle to continue softball career at OCU
• HN holds winter sports program
• Pioneers headed back to state tourney
• USV recognizes its winter athletes
• Pair of Falcons chosen to All-NCC squad
• ONU baseball drops home opener
• Cooking activity
• Church service
• Out to lunch
• Ready for spring
• Ben Logan marks FFA Week
• Kenton FFA member to present speech at state contest
• Soroptimists’ Celebration of Women to feature Miss Ohio
• Kenton students get Greenhand FFA Degrees
• Food drive winners
• Fire destroys Ada church
• Mary Jo Layne
• Stalder receives Ohio DII honors
• Gray, Sea Dragon 200 medley relay advance
• KHS soccer meeting to be held Wed.
• YMCA to run city pool again
• Quiz bowl champions
• Quack, Quack, Quack
• Quack, Quack, Quack
• Response to anti-levy group
• FCCLA students from USV place at Regional Rally
• Hi-Point culinary students advance to state competition
• HN salutes students
• Show of strength
• ONU’s Kwiat wrestles to national title
• Couple celebrates 50th anniversary
• Jewelry talk at BPW meeting
• Habitat for Humanity topic at Ada Kiwanis Club meeting
• KHS fundraiser
• Wrong-way crash near site of previous crash
• James Gordon Brown Sr.
• Carl H. Selck
• Police Reports: March 12, 2012
• Jump Rope for Heart raises $4,400
• Hardin County Municipal Court Report: March 10, 2012
• Hardin County Recorder’s Office: March 10, 2012
• Potts joins Kenton law firm
• James Dwight Britt
• Patricia L. DeMoss
• E. Lucille (Bushong) Eichhorn
• Jessie Mae Pever
• Riverdale duo creates ARK to help area kids
• Peanut butter drive
• Counting coins
• Better roots to feed the world
• Forage shrink topic of county dairy program
• YMCA cleat exchange to be held March 12-30
• Ada’s Baker chosen Northwest district player of year
• Free haircuts
• Funeral held for victim
• Police Reports: March 9, 2012
• Martha L. Boehm
• Lloyd E. Morrison
• Espy’s Got Talent
• Values and ethics focus of Youth Leadership session
• Cadettes create Girl Scout display
• A family tradition
• The music of Miller set at ONU’s Freed Center
• Six elected to Hardin County Athletic Hall of Fame
• Sea Dragons set for Champs
• Video captures wrong-way Ohio driver
• Full Gospel Church opens food pantry
• Police Reports: March 8, 2012
• Hardin Northern FFA students participate in public speaking
• Delta Kappa Gamma hears about Jones Wharton
• Eleanor Ehlen
• Eva Eleanor Pees
• Donna May Rosebrough
• Police Reports: March 7, 2012
• Forest Police Reports: March 7, 2012
• Ridgemont voters support bond issue to build preK-12 school
• Everhart, Elliott coast to GOP primary wins
• Cooking up a mystery
• Columbus Grove finishes off Ada 39-38
• Three Lady Wildcats earn All-WBL honors
• Kenton trio chosen for All-WBL squad
• Konnor Baker chosen NWC player of year
• Pair of Lady Falcons grab All-NCC honors
• Area swimmers receive recognition
• Uriel Bravo-Medel
• Javier Hernandez-Alvarez
• Robert E. McCalf
• Danny Lee Minix
• Emmitt D. Pierce
• Donna May Rosebrough
• Willis A. Webb
• Betty Ann Born Wohlford
• Police Reports: March 6, 2012
• Award-winning students salute teachers who impacted their lives
• Bettinger, Jolliff to wed
• Donation to hospice
• Students in the News: March 6, 2012
• Sheriff Everhart guest speaker at Ada Kiwanis meet
• New Knoxville holds off Lady Rams
• King finishes eighth at state wrestling meet; KHS coach inducted in OWO Hall of Fame
• James W. Fahey
• Police Reports: March 5, 2012
• Three Kenton men killed in Wyandot Co. crash; one hurt
• Showing support
• Wind damage
• Lamb and wool queen
• Forest man proud to give back to fellow vets
• Gophers fall to Arlington sectional final
• Bulldogs ‘D’ comes up big in sectional win over Vanlue
• King splits on second day of state meet
• Spraying systems sent around world from Alger
• Tractor relay
• Ada library returns to voters following tie in November
• Awareness talk
• Ayrshire Queen
• New approaches to ditch management to be topic at conference
• Come together for R’mont
• Vote with your head
• Show your belief in Ridgemont
• KHS’s King goes 1-1 on first day of state wrestling meet
• Late surge pushes Rams into district final
• New Knoxville too much for Lady Bulldogs
• Pair of runs propel Leipsic over Falcons
• Police Reports: March 2, 2012
• ONU’s Wind Orchestra to perform tonight
• R’mont’s pride, history on line
• Lukats, Banks to marry
• Gophers rally past USV for sectional win
• Wildcats fall short against Bath
• Arlington makes quick work of Falcons
• DIV sectional final to be a split session
• Bruce W. Miller
• Dennis F. Seabert
• Police Reports: March 1, 2012
• Cards delivered
• Treat and tour
• Pizza party
• Former mayor backs Everhart
• Retired Ada chief backs Kasler
• Everhart choice of Ada mayor
• Job interview contest
• Bulldogs cruise past HN in tourney opener
• KHS’s King ready for first state meet
• Peter Anthony Conte Sr.
• R’mont students seek support
• Martin, McMillion to wed
• Ada Kiwanis hosts service clubs
• Students in the News: February 28, 2012
• Ada-HN open boys sectional slate tonight
• Sea Dragons have success against Bucyrus
• KHS selling tickets for sectional contest
• Marjorie M. Edgington
• Earl Eugene Miller
• Police Reports: February 28, 2012
• Gerald N. Dyer
• Marjorie M. Edgington
• Clara E. Hadden
• Gilbert Adams Kinney
• Police Reports: February 27, 2012
• Rettig, Sprague vie for GOP nod for state representative
• Primary season means it’s busy for Board of Elections director
• Four students shot at Ohio high school
• Lady Rams get past W-G in overtime
• Ada girls pull away from Hardin Northern
• Wildcats’ King one win away from state
• Wildcats hold off Wapak for WBL win
• Crestview has last run against Ada
• Fourth quarter surge lifts Falcons to win
• Bulldog relay swims to fifth at state meet
• LTC tops Polar Bears
• Kenton Domino’s pair gain notoriety from TV commercial
• High school quiz champs
• Esther Irene Kimpel
• Russel Leighton Price
• Prof makes case for going to church
• Vote yes for R’mont Schools
• Control of problem weeds in farm fields
• Future of precision ag topic at breakfast meeting
• Final sheep and goat health program slated
• Mundy, Criblez to wed
• Police Reports: February 24, 2012
• Leo Sage Quay-Hollan
• KCS, R’mont eye Care Team plan to reduce learning barriers
• Kenton mayor plans Town Hall meeting
• Dayton the choice for Ada’s Beaschler
• Ratleff, Stuck receive top NWCC honors
• Six Rams named to NWCC girls teams
• Falcons come up short against Vanlue
• Lara Lee Bevington
• Police Reports: February 23, 2012
• Good weather for roofing
• Fancy ride
• Drugs seized, arrests made in MV
• Plenty of princesses
• Ohio county finds ballot fix after candidate death
• Navy Band Sea Chanters to have free concert in Marion
• Musical farce to be staged in Upper Sandusky
• Weaver, Weare to wed
• Valentine’s Day activities
• Church sunday
• Valentine’s celebration
• King and queen
• ONU’s wind turbines topic at Ada Kiwanis meeting
• Cross to speak at Aglow meet
• Lady Falcons finish off North Baltimore
• Lady Bulldogs cruise past Ridgemont
• Gopher rally comes up short against C-R
• KHS football team to recognized Friday
• Zelma M. Wentz
• Police Reports: February 21, 2012
• KCS students to get fair week off
• Kenton board terminates primary agreement with ESC
• Plenty of meetings, school tours as KCS prepares for building planning
• Big utility savings benefit KMS project
• Rushton free throws lift ONU over Mt. Union
• Dysert and Dumbaugh hoping for a few more games together as Lady Polar Bears
• Kenton Ridge ends Lady Raider season
• Alger mayor’s BPA appointment called ‘totally illegal’
• Alger mayor’s BPA appointment called ‘totally illegal’
• Hats from the Heart
• Artistic talents of Benjamin Logan M.S. students saluted
• Benefits of leadership program
• King claims sectional title at 195 pounds
• Rams finish off Polar Bears
• Roby, Ada relay advance to state
• Riverdale advances seven grapplers to district competition
• BL girls bowling finishes ninth at sectional
• Falcons pull away to defeat Crestline
• YMCA 3 on 3 tourney to be held March 24
• Cramer has served with four judges at municipal court
• Dairy princess
• Posse supports Everhart
• Fast start propels McComb past HN
• Defiance makes quick work of Wildcats
• Bulldogs hold off Perry
• Ontario rallies for 57-42 win over Falcons
• Ada’s Wilcox finishes first in district 50 meter freestyle
• Lady Wildcats better times at district meet
• Ridgemont hopes voters approve new building
• Local pastor takes part in Mali Bible celebration
• Victoria Curl
• Richard Kinsey
• Police Reports: February 17, 2012
• Carter Everett Warmbrod
• UW presents project funding at annual meet
• R’dale Winter Homecoming
• Kenton man sentenced on drug charges, theft
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Lady Wildcats take care of Defiance
• Lady Rams hang on to defeat Carey
• Lady Bulldogs end regular season with win over Paulding
• DAR Good Citizens
• Santorum jumps in front of Romney in Ohio poll
• Hardin Leadership promoted
• Benefits of Ecological Farming to be discussed
• Cupids Ball
• County Democrats endorse candidates
• Elliott, Hinebaugh seek GOP nod for commissioner
• Freedom Friday for MV woman who shot mother
• Sales tax growth positive for county
• Task force makes more drug arrests at complex
• Lady Wildcat swimmers getting prepared for district competition
• Ada swimmers set sights on getting back to state meet
• State the goal for USV’s Shaw
• HN girls hold off Gopher rally
• Vote yes for Ridgemont kids
• Ticket packages offered for KHS production of ‘Mame’
• Cincinnati toughens scrap-metal sales
• Property values jump in Hardin Northern
• Honored deputy
• Man dumped ashes, sold urns for scrap
• Blood pressure check
• Sheriff speaks at Kenton Kiwanis meet
• Stalder leads KHS girls to win over USV
• Early deficit too much for Lady Bulldogs
• Ratleff scores 1,000th point in Gopher win
• Lady Falcons drop regular season finale
• John Russell Bell
• Martha B. ‘Bernice’ Litton
• Seeking some answers
• Special luncheon
• Bean bag toss
• Picture frames
• Through the Looking Glass theme for Silly Saturday at Y
• Lady Raiders advance past Indian Lake
• Rams finish off Arcadia
• Sea Dragons fare well at Tiffin Invitational
• Ben Logan 7th grade basketball defeated in CBC tourney
• Little League to host preseason tourney
• Lake of Lights check
• Police Reports: February 14, 2012
• Wyatt Lane James
• Maeve Alaine Ulrey
• Humane Society has many programs in place
• KHS’s King wins WBL wrestling title
• ONU women fall short against Mount Union
• Wildcats comeback bid falls short
• Bulldogs make quick work of Polar Bears
• Ada, HN to rematch, Kenton to play Bath
• Area swimmers earn trip to districts
• Gophers pick up 12th victory
• Lady Rams cruise past Van Buren
• Riverdale boys win
• Johnson living her dream as a hometown family physician
• Support R’mont bond levy
• Ada Kiwanis plans Pancake, Sausage Day
• Gophers claim share of NWCC crown
• Celina finds shooting touch against ‘Cats
• Offensive struggles prove costly for Ada
• HN unable to keep pace with Van Buren
• Fourth quarter run lifts LTC past Rams
• Lady Falcons stay hot against Crestline
• Caleb Michael Laubis
• Retirement can wait for new safety director
• Koreans surprised at how well Americans follow school rules
• Valentine greetings
• Janice M. Keau
• Police Reports: February 10, 2012
• Rockwell building demolition
• Teenagers of the Month honored by Kenton Elks
• Mt. Victory sets deadline for R’way to pay
• Repeats as spelling champ
• Forest doesn’t want to be the solution to Patterson’s problem
• Ohio to get $335M in mortgage settlement
• Hendrick, Passet to wed
• Ben Logan High School students receive academic recognition
• Not the time for more debt at R’mont
• Training for crop advisers, farmers at ONU tillage, technology conference
• Sheep, goat health series continues
• Breakfast program targets weeds
• Lady Bulldogs top CG for fourth straight
• Lady Polar Bears get past C-R in overtime
• Ridgemont girls rally past Village Academy
• Lady Wildcats suffer WBL setback to Celina
• Bluegrass sound coming to Marion
• ‘Magic School Bus’ at ONU
• Ben Logan M.S. to present first musical
• Schnelle tops 1,000 points in ONU win
• Lady Polar Bears escape with win at Heidelberg
• Bulldogs swim past Elida, New Breman
• Yoder sets BL 3-point mark in Raider loss
• Joseph Bard Musgrave
• Kenneth Rex Swanson
• Police Reports: February 9, 2012
• HN students recognized
• Hospital visit
• Mexican Fiesta
• Enjoying the carnival
• Valentine fun
• James Earl Vermillion
• Karen Louise (Carson) Williams
• Police Reports: February 8, 2012
• Candidates discuss economic growth, drugs
• New lights
• Log cabin
• Shelter ribbon cutting
• Middle School teams compete
• Horse show awards presented
• Rush, Williams to wed
• Superior rating earned by Area Agency on Aging 3
• Newt in Ohio
• Police Reports: February 7, 2012
• Ernest L. Curtis
• Kimberly McCoy
• Chocolate company
• Sheriff faces challenge in Republican primary
• Alger loses solicitor; council and visitors chastise mayor
• Four times a winner
• LaRue man killed in ATV-bus crash
• Red Cross collects 64 units of blood
• Kotterman helping Otterbein win games
• USV seeking a new head football coach
• BL 7th grade girls advance in tournament
• Elliott and Shirk marry
• Teacher taping
• Johnson library gets memorials and honorariums
• USV improved under Rolston
• Police Reports: February 6, 2012
• Clarence William Cox
• Ernest L. Curtis
• Pauline Rose
• Carolyn P. Stirn
• Kenton fire chief enjoys job and local involvement
• Snowy scene
• Bulldogs stave off Kenton comeback
• Rams pressure too much for Shekinah Christian
• Falcons third, KHS sixth at Carey Classic
• Volunteer of the Year
• Bath pressure slows down KHS boys
• Buckeye Central pulls away from Falcons
• Leipsic pressure causes havoc for HN
• Lincolnview rallies past Bulldogs
• Slow start proves costly for Rams
• Raider bowlers top Springfield Shawnee
• Kenton teacher takes part in agricultural discussion in Hawaii
• Calf triplets
• Fire in Forest
• George Mathews
• Police Reports: February 3, 2012
• Hubert N. Phillips
• Pauline V. Rose
• Ada man shot
• EPA wants sewer discharge at Kenton’s southern edge fixed
• Alger solicitor resigning over rift with mayor
• Alger man sent to prison for robbery of Dola bar
• Commission selling pavers for garden
• Bath too much for Lady ‘Cats
• Lady Bulldogs make most of quick start
• James, Poeppelman lead Lady Gophers
• Miscues hurt HN girls in setback to Leipsic
• Miller and Phillips plan April wedding in Carey
• Students in the News: February 3, 2012
• ONU women pull away for OAC win
• Comeback bid by Polar Bear men falls short at Capital
• Time for USV-Van Buren game switched
• Jeffers looking to make some sacks at Ohio Dominican
• Fetter taking pass-catching skills to Hillsdale College
• Edith A. Ryal
• Anderson Paul Blair
• Police Reports: February 2, 2012
• Honda to invest $98M
• Sweetheart court
• Mauk officially a Missouri Tiger
• Fackler signs letter of intent to play for Golden Flashes
• King headed to Ohio Dominican
• Norway and Sherman to marry in October
• Ohio Hi-Point students recognized for grades
• Star Players to present satire of musical theater
• Jazz singer at Inn at ONU
• After traffic stop, Ohio woman gives birth in car
• Justice candidate to address county’s Democratic party
• Serving dinner
• Birthday music
• Ben Logan gets job done against Rams
• Wildcat wrestlers fall to Wapak, Van Wert
• Riverdale girls on target with win over Lucas
• Lady Raiders roll to win over Greenon
• Edith A. Rayl
• Police Reports: February 1, 2012
• Ohio has fewer teenage drivers
• R’dale Elementary students saluted
• Dumbaugh named OAC player of week
• Kenton Little League signups scheduled
• K of C holds free throw competition
• Police Reports: January 31, 2012
• John Henry Gill
• Wanda L. Reel
• R’mont FFA advisor in D.C.; meets with business, legislative leaders
• Lima Aglow sets speaker
• Ohio gets new software to better track emergencies
• Casino consultant billed Ohio for $1.5M
• Todd Baker
• John Henry Gill
• Police Reports: January 30, 2012
• HN librarian uses programs to help kids gain love of reading
• Ohio Beef Queen
• Wildcat pressure too much for Gophers
• Waynesfield-Goshen takes care of HN
• Dumbaugh’s 22 lead ONU women to win
• Third quarter surge propels Lady Bulldogs
• Vanlue overpowers Gopher boys 69-51
• Elgin overcomes slow start to beat BL girls
• USV-Carey girls game rescheduled for Feb. 16
• ONU men lose on road
• Wildcats come up short against Elida
• Gophers tied atop NWCC standings
• Ada defense solid in win over Bluffton
• Rams hold on for win over Riverside
• Vanlue holds Polar Bears to two points in first half
• Buckeye Central tops Riverdale girls 47-37
• Doll joins Business Banking team
• Todd Baker
• Rev. Gregory W. Hord
• Kate Elizabeth Klenke
• Lady Rams claim 2nd straight NWCC
• Hipsher scores 1,000th point in Polar Bear victory
• Waynesfield-Goshen outshoots Gophers
• Ada’s Kindle recognized at Queen of Diamonds
• Wildcat grapplers fall to Defiance, Elida
• Slow start proves costly for Falcons
• KHS girls blitz Elida
• Balanced Bulldogs cruise past Bluffton
• Youth invitational
• County’s IT plans to use technology in fight against crime
• Police Reports: January 27, 2012
• ‘KNaz Kidz’ gets award for offering
• Harco plans to open gallery in downtown store
• HMH lab receives accreditation
• Economist: Slowing demand for corn
• Gypsum use topic at conservation breakfast
• Sheep, goat health school set
• Kenton girl, 5, turns birthday into support for dog shelter
• Ridgemont releases honor roll
• Fiddler, singer to perform in Marion
• World music duo featured tonight at Ohio Northern
• The Spencers’ Theatre of Illusion set at ONU
• Toledo Symphony at ONU Sunday
• Vera J. Bear
• Nick High Jr.
• Virginia Mertz Neiswander
• Kate Elizabeth Klenke
• Otterbein rallies past ONU men
• Lady Raiders edge Bellefontaine 33-32
• BL girls win, boys fall to Indian Lake
• Shawnee to host youth boys tourney
• HN youth baseball signup set for Sunday
• Veteran’s Commission
• Richard Ray “Jack” Britton
• Virginia Mertz Neiswander
• Cohen Everett England
• Police Reports: January 25, 2012
• County’s concerns stall fiber optics line
• Prosecutor cautions county on Ohio 195 plan
• Defense propels Arlington past Riverdale
• Lady Wildcats top Ada, fall to St. Marys
• Christian leads way in Gopher victory
• Waynesfield outshoots Lady Polar Bears
• Top Riverdale spellers
• Board offers new inspection form to Amish
• International program
• KHS students recognized for earning good grades
• Hardin Central students saluted for academic efforts
• Music man
• Chinese New Year
• Hats and scarfs
• Ice cream treat
• Riverdale to become Hancock County school after June 30
• No heat in USV weight room while heated ‘green lab’ empty
• Ora M. Titus
• Karson Reed Kelly
• Eileen Coleen King
• Claude Marsh
• Wadelene L. Reed
• Balanced Wildcats pull away from Lakers
• middle school
• HN to recognize 1984 state volleyball team
• Six Wildcats place at North Union
• Falcons grapple to fourth at Van Buren
• Kenton boys sweep tri-meet, girls split
• Lady Falcons rally for win over Galion
• Urbana shoots past Lady Raiders 67-34
• Colonel Crawford edges Falcons 37-33
• Rams fall to Vanlue
• Dysert scores 1,000th point in ONU win
• Polar Bears pick up OAC win
• Claude Marsh
• Changes taking place at Forest Apartments
• Titans make quick work of Wildcats
• Thunderbirds smother Bulldogs 68-41
• Solid ‘D’ lifts Gophers to win over Perry
• Wildcat wrestlers drop WBL tri-match
• W-G gets past Rams
• Arcadia pulls away from Polar Bears
• Hardin Northern seeking weight room advisor
• Lady Wildcats pick up win over O-G
• Lady Rams clinch share of NWCC title
• LCC rallies past Ada
• Fairbanks pulls away from Lady Gophers
• L-B cruises past HN
• Store damaged
• ONU, Kroger partner to bring robotic grocery kiosk to campus
• Ohio flunks
• Ruth Gordon Hall
• Joseph Bard Musgrave
• Police Reports: January 20, 2012
• Advice for the new year
• Crusaders outshoot Ohio Northern 73-69
• Ruth Gordon Hall
• Lauren Newman
• Police Reports: January 19, 2012
• Snowy Owl
• Kenton students stay after school for art
• HN community debates future of varsity football
• Man convicted on drug charge
• Ohio’s spike in deer ticks concerns for Lyme disease rate increase
• KMS students get academic honors
• Awards presented to Scouts
• Students in the News: January 19, 2012
• Local food ministry begins serving county
• Ada corrects street lighting millage error
• Lack of funding delays Ohio roadwork
• Jack D. Decker
• Norman Guy Stansbery
• Police Reports: January 18, 2012
• Gophers pick up intensity in win over Elgin
• Wildcat swimmers swept by Wapak
• Defense helps carry Lady Falcons to win
• USV girls rally before falling to Arlington
• Winter Wonderland created for Silly Saturday participants
• Couple celebrates 50th anniversary
• ONU to host talk on ‘Engineering Medical Miracles at Mayo Clinic’
• Lady Gophers snap seven-game skid
• BL girls set school marks at ONU indoor meet
• Lady Raiders take care of Fairbanks
• Ben Logan bowling gets split with Urbana
• HNJH fastpitch softball signup set for Jan. 24
• Joyce Ellen Butcher
• Fred W. Sharp
• Rams go inside to beat R’dale
• Lady Wildcats stave off Bulldogs 67-59
• Riverdale girls edged by Wynford
• Ada improves to 11-1
• Slow start costly for Hardin Northern
• Graham takes care of Ben Logan girls
• New Knoxville hands Lady Rams 2nd loss
• Cory-Rawson sinks USV boys at buzzer
• KHS swim teams compete at Celina
• R’mont grad doesn’t take time to enjoy 600th coaching win
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Ohio seeks ruling from Supreme Court
• McGuffey identifies street repair/vacant houses as top priority
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: January 14, 2012
• Property transfers from Recorder’s Office: January 14, 2012
• Bulldogs top Allen East, improve to 10-1
• Fairbanks takes advantage of Ram miscues
• Shawnee runs past Wildcats in third quarter
• R’dale-Wynford girls rescheduled for today
• Hornets too much for Hardin Northern
• R’side stops Gophers
• Kasich doesn’t expect to endorse a GOP candidate
• HN to host meeting about football program
• First Christian announces new minister
• Protecting soil nutrients focus of farm program
• Couples celebrates 50th anniversary
• Students in the News: January 13, 2012
• Rep. Sprague visits meeting of Republicans
• Lady Rams take control of NWCC race
• Wildcat grapplers split tri-match
• Shawnee wears down Lady Wildcats
• Allen East holds off Lady Bulldogs
• Slow start proves costly for Gophers
• Imagination Library has annual meeting
• Baking day
• Ben Logan to place three in athletic HOF
• Polar Bears sneak past Wilmington
• Dysert’s 22 points lead ONU women to win
• Raiders post CBC win
• Saturday last day for spring soccer signup
• Middle School basketball: January 12, 2012
• David E. Cole
• Gertrude Eibling
• Terminally ill Ohio woman witnesses murder-suicide
• Pa. man faces arson charges in Marysville
• Window peeper reported in Kenton
• Fourth quarter rally lifts Bellefontaine to win over Wildcats
• Kenton swimmers split with Wellington
• Lady Rams rip past Vanlue to 10th victory
• Ada girls smash Perry
• Shawnee wins WBL dual meet with Kenton
• Graham outrolls Raider bowlers
• Middle School basketball action
• Police Reports: January 10, 2012
• Gary Neil Shipp
• Honda to manufacture new Acura NSX in Ohio
• Contract allows KPD to return last laid-off officer
• Riverdale reorganizes, elects Gilbert to lead school board
• State likely to release funds early for Kenton elementary building
• McCullough leads KCS board
• Four dead after standoff in southeast Ohio
• Riverdale board works through a light agenda
• Senior award recipients
• Drug problem discussed
• Students in the News: January 10, 2012
• Bulldogs use three-pointers to beat Rams
• Wildcats have thier way with Polar Bears
• Lady Falcons’ rally comes up short
• Rams defeat Allen East to give Risner 300th win
• Falcons win title at Woodmore ‘A’ Classic
• Ratleff leads Gophers past N. Baltimore
• Falcons pick up NCC victory over Lucas
• Greenon holds off Lady Raiders rally
• Gary Shipp
• Police Reports: January 9, 2012
• Grant leads to fork lift training, jobs for locals
• Falcons outscored by Buckeye Central
• L-B bombs Polar Bears
• Van Wert holds off Wildcats challenge
• Baker breaks Ada points mark in victory
• Free throws, defense lead Gophers past LTC
• Rams improve to 4-3
• Robert Zimmerly
• Ruth Harp
• Kenton family honored by agency and Senate
• Meeting with the mayor
• Music ministry to sing at Walnut Grove
• Central Church has guest minister
• Electric man
• Ruth E. Harp
• Kathryn Elizabeth (Todd) Hull
• Doris I. Sousley
• Robert L. Wince
• Police Reports: January 6, 2012
• Porch inspection
• Ada discusses need for school tax renewal
• Gophers rally, but fall short against R’side
• Miscues prove costly for Lady Wildcats
• Rams top Fairbanks, improve to 8-1
• Big third quarter lifts Jefferson past Ada
• Arlington pressure too much for Polar Bears
• Middle School basketball: January 6, 2012
• Many caring people in Kenton
• USV board terminates Rolston in 3-2 vote
• Campbell re-elected as USV board leader
• Ohio ‘heartbeat’ bill sponsor Wachtmann clarifies confusion
• Honored guest
• First half run propels Lady Polar Bears
• Falcon grapplers split tri-match
• KHS’s King recognized by Sports Illustrated
• IL edges Lady Raiders
• ONU men clipped by Heidelberg
• Doris I. Sousley
• Wants his wallet returned
• R’mont board appreciated
• Five generations
• January Blues Concert at Allen Co. Museum
• Barbara Jo Dulin
• Dolores Jane Lauck
• Kathy J. Lotz
• Steven W. Scott Sr.
• David Vanderpool
• Police Reports: January 4, 2012
• Two-vehicle crash
• New mayor takes charge in Alger; BPA plan rejected
• Kenton woman gets 40 days in jail for drug trafficking
• Farm Bureau delegates
• Small town America at its best
• Ruth N. Crowe
• Barbara Dulin
• Mary F. Fout
• Amos Hackworth
• Anna J. Redmon Harper
• Harold L. Hites
• Leonard G. Gearhart Jr.
• Kathy J. Lotz
• Robert S. Morris
• Susan M. Roach
• Ritzler enjoyed helping to solve problems in Kenton
• Ridgemont’s FFA success repeats as top local story of ’11
• USV emergency board meeting on — then off
• Hardin County Municipal Court: December 31, 2011
• Ben Logan has Japan Fest
• Scouts collect toys
• Wilma D. Borkosky
• Amos Hackworth
• Mauk’s last second shot lifts Wildcats
• Crestline gets past Falcons in second half
• Stephen Christopher
• Ruth N. Crowe
• Anna M. Krock
• Maurice H. Naus
• Russell H. Tinker
• David Vanderpool
• McKenzie Gracelyn Cramer
• Police Reports: December 30, 2011
• Arlington wears Lady Wildcats down in second half
• Falcons blitz Lucas
• Couple celebrates 30th
• Conservation tillage breakfast programs set
• Christmas cheer
• New Year’s Eve concert
• Ann Krock
• Police Reports: December 29, 2011
• Kenton mayor saluted for service
• Signing bonus, no pay raise in union contracts
• Mayor: Kenton has ‘weathered storm’
• Noone to bring piece of British invasion to Marion Palace Theatre
• Senior treats
• Couple celebrates 70th
• Wildcats pull out win over Ben Logan
• ONU men suffer loss to Williams (Mass.)
• Christmas gift
• Dunkirk Daisy Troop 20646 meets for Christmas party
• Fair board receives committee reports
• Rams stave off Falcon rally
• Lady Wildcats roll past Indian Lake
• Ada girls battle back to defeat McComb
• Bulldogs outshoot New Knoxville 56-47
• Lady Raiders bowl past Bellefontaine
• Unbeaten
• Ronald E. Emberling
• In swing Ohio, Gingrich gaining the “not-Romneys”
• Russell L. Hathaway
• Dorothy V. Kaylor
• Susan D. Markley
• Virginia C. Altvater Miller
• Byron J. Pfeiffer
• Betty L. Savage
• Helen Von Stein
• Open house to honor Young’s 100th birthday
• Mauk to compete in Dallas all-star game
• Liberty-Benton rallies past Wildcats
• Late basket by Bakers give Ada win over Arlington
• Colonel Crawford finishes off Falcons
• Upcoming KHS athletic schedule
• After 47 years of tears and joy, Forest man retires his Santa suit
• Last routes
• Mary K. Weber
• Series of sermons on Genesis planned
• Sgt. Ledesma promoted
• County library memorials made
• Cookie bake-off
• Lady Bulldogs pull away from Polar Bears
• Lady Falcons scorch the nets in win over Buckeye Central
• Troy Christian edges Lady Gophers
• Hoop shoot winners
• Holiday donation
• Police Reports: December 23, 2011
• Gophers run past Hardin Northern 79-47
• With the advantage
• Tudor scores 27 in Lady Wildcats victory
• Lady Rams hold off Pandora-Gilboa
• Kenton Ridge takes care of Lady Raiders
• Baker leads Bulldogs
• Suspect in Ohio Amish attacks to plead not guilty; challenge law
• Family music classes offered at Ohio Northern
• Rotary donations
• Police Reports: December 22, 2011
• Michael Hoskinson
• Police Reports: December 21, 2011
• Strong Kids program has strong support from donors
• Late run helps Wildcats stave off Riverdale 47-45
• Rams outshoot R’dale
• Red Devils too much for Lady Bulldogs
• Wildcat swimmers split with Bellefontaine
• Kenton teen takes down 22-point buck
• Ada council updated on change in lighting
• R’mont board works on personnel issues
• William D. Dewar M.D.
• Deborah J. Francis
• Leonard G. Gearhart Jr.
• William Richard Hatfield
• Eugene Spivey
• Lloyd Thomas Vanderpool
• Police Reports: December 20, 2011
• USV residents continue to call for resignation of superintendent
• Alger fiscal emergency just about over
• Riverdale weighs tax levy options
• Steinman, Daws united
• Wildcats unable to overcome slow start
• KMS swim club end up 4th at NCOMS meet
• Lady Falcons suffer another tough loss
• ONU women stay perfect in OAC play
• Lady Raiders cruise to CBC victory
• Gophers come up big in fourth quarter
• Perry rallies past Ada
• Polar Bears not able to overcome slow start
• Cedarville too much for Ridgemont girls
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: December 17, 2011
• Hardin County Juvenile Court Activities: December 17, 2011
• Both grades involved
• Haudenschield honored by CCCA
• Sherman completes basic training
• Dunkirk man fined $5k
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Quest gets 5 Star Rating from Bauer Financial
• Fourth quarter rally lifts Gophers past Rams
• Wildcats fall to St. Marys despite solid effort in opener
• Christmas Eve services
• Couple celebrates 65th
• Santa’s ‘helpers’ in Alger appreciated
• Lady Wildcats take care of St. Marys
• Arcadia duo too much for Lady Polar Bears
• Lady Rams take care of business
• Lady Bulldogs overcome slow start in NWC win
• Arseneau scores 28 in Gopher victory
• BL girls get bowling win over Urbana
• Middle School: December 16, 2011
• Project on track
• Ohio lawmakers OK March primary, end to map flap
• Hardin officials expect little local impact from jail cuts
• Ridgemont class raises money to buy presents for children in foster care
• Sandra Kay Pierson
• Police Reports: December 15, 2011
• Taylan Nafiz Yazar
• Andrew Garrett Smith
• USV tops HN 35-12
• KHS awards program
• Harco Choir and Santa visit Hardin Hills
• Christmas fun
• Couple celebrates 40th
• Youth leaders hear about the Beyond 12 project
• Falcons fall short agains Col. Crawford
• Blue Devils power past Rams 71-44
• North Baltimore downs Lady Polar Bears
• Mansfield Senior swims past Wildcats
• Raider bowlers split with Kenton Ridge
• Billy V. Baldwin
• James L. Crates
• Guy Anthony Frankina
• Ronald Desaulas Pephens
• Marion E. Sorgen
• Police Reports: December 13, 2011
• Braylin Alexander Lisiakowski
• Addison Brielle Matic
• Generous donation
• KPD chief outlines grants being sought by department
• KCS building timeline starting to take shape
• Ben Logan accepting HOF nominations
• Long-time attendees
• Boy Scout Troop 124 in Ada elects officers for 2012 year
• Couple celebrates 70th anniversary
• Help sought for water problem
• Than C. Artis
• Roma Hosterman
• Martha L. Miller
• Melvin Watkins Jr.
• Police Reports: December 12, 2011
• Trapped in car
• Sitting with Santa
• Bulldog defense solid in win over P-G
• Polar Bears rally past John Carroll
• King, Hale claim titles at Bucyrus tourney
• Silly Saturday attendees have Breakfast with Santa
• KHS grad elected president of UF’s ‘The Forum’
• Recovering addict speaks
• Bulldog shoot lights out in opening win over Wapak
• Wynford holds off Lady Falcon fourth quarter comeback bid
• Late rally lifts Graham over Ben Logan
• Red Devils make quick work for Polar Bears
• Susan Scott
• Luella Thiel
• Than Artis
• Hardin delinquency rates among Ohio’s highest
• Kenton Elks salutes Teenagers of the Month
• Shirley Ann Curl
• Sebastian Isiah Hayes
• Susan K. Scott
• Police Reports: December 9, 2011
• State vet: New livestock care rules meant to keep farmers in business
• Lima man gets 9 years in prison
• Heroin bust sets record
• Craigslist suspect was released last summer
• United Way pledges at 81%
• Appreciation from Crossroads
• Kenton Band Boosters report on Florida trip, hoops concessions
• Hospital board meets
• Falcon grapplers split tri-match
• Dumbaugh basket lifts ONU women
• Otterbein rallies past Polar Bears
• R’mont MS boys lose pair
• Peace posters
• Police Reports: December 8, 2011
• Shirley Ann Curl
• Sebastian I. Hayes
• Castyn Andrew Crowe
• Birthday honored
• Homemakers gather for annual Christmas program
• Two holiday concerts set at Ohio Northern
• Star Players to present Christmas Cabaret
• Lady Bulldogs topple USV
• Slow start proves costly for HN girls
• Lady Falcons thwarted by Liberty-Benton
• VW swims past Kenton
• BL bowlers suffer loss
• Gingerbread people
• Donating food
• Craft, bake sale
• Ben Logan M.S. students get academic recognition
• Ada Senior Citizens meet for Bingo
• Buxton, Smith to marry
• Holiday cards
• ONU president speaks at Ada Kiwanis meeting
• Number of deer checked down from 2010
• USV freshmen win
• BL 7th grade girls basketball get first win
• Ohio to seek death penalty in case involving Craigslist slayings
• Group honors sheriff who led animal hunt
• Judith Mary Wahl Henning
• Dorothy Rudasill
• James Allen Botchlett
• John W. Clyborn
• Ann Haight
• Ruth JoAnne Treglia
• Police Reports: December 5, 2011
• Future benefits for unemployed Ohioans remain uncertain
• Phil Dirt and the Dozers to perform at 2012 county fair
• Late TD lifts Norwayne past Wildcats for DIV crown
• Mauk looks to Fackler when going gets rough
• Seniors leave their mark on Wildcat program
• Couple celebrates 50th anniversary
• Wildcats fall short of state title
• Wildcat football fans in frenzy as Kenton plays for state title
• Farmers get help from weather to net big yields
• Workers want Cooper Tire to negotiate
• Residents aid Ada police
• George Howard Sanderson Jr.
• Falcons pull away from HN
• Elks Hoop Shoot to be held Dec. 18
• Banking with community bank promoted
• Students of the month
• Former ONU professor named Outstanding Faculty Advisor
• Advent and Christmas upcoming themes of Trinity’s free art class
• Toys donated
• Christmas musical at Bethel
• Auditor speaks to Republican Women
• Kenton man wins restored tractor
• Ben Logan High School students saluted
• Both sides insist judge make remap choice
• Police Reports: December 2, 2011
• Maxine D. Holden
• Auction ready
• Stuffed animals donated
• Annual Remembrance Service planned in Ada
• Lady Raiders rally past Wildcats 44-43
• Lady Gophers topple Horizon Science
• Maty Mauk named Gatorade Ohio POY
• Evelyn F. Holland
• Ervin L. Slone
• Identity sought
• Police Report: December 1, 2011
• Recounting votes
• Mauk chosen DIV player of year, five Wildcats named All-Ohio
• Pep rally planned for Wildcats on Saturday
• Willeke leads Bulldogs in season opener
• North Baltimore deals Lady Falcons loss
• Columbus Grove holds off Polar Bear rally
• Kenton swim teams open with victories
• Keeping dry
• GOP hopefuls file for county races
• Findlay man’s trip to Ada lands him in jail
• Rosalie Barrett
• Crossroads donation
• Virgil Deardorff
• Kenton unveils $9.9M budget
• City plans changes to income tax law
• R’mont building plans keeps sports in Ridgeway
• USV names new treasurer; interim warns of ‘sizable deficit’ without more money
• Resident seeks USV resignations
• Riverdale moving to new athletic conference in 2014-15
• Prater leads USV girls to victory in opener
• Rolling out
• KHS defense steps up in semifinal win
• Wildcats advance to DIV title game
• Wind benefits Wildcats in 3rd quarter
• Rosalie Barrett
• Gary Daniels
• June Hall
• State championship
• Kenton to play Norwayne for state title
• Wildcats headed to state championship
• Kenton opens season with win over Rockets
• Special teams gives Cats advantage
• Charles Walter
• Hardin Northern FFA chapter is a state leader
• Donations accepted
• Police Reports: November 25, 2011
• Joe A. Johnston
• Sean Michael Tyler
• Charles E. Walters
• Edna Marie Wolford
• Baskets to be auctioned at annual holiday event
• New regulations will restrict what non-family teens can do on farm
• Dog tags to go on sale Dec. 1
• ‘Night in Bethlehem’ nativity returns
• Pianist to perform Christmas concert
• Wildcats, Clinton-Massie to meet in state semifinals
• First deer
• Plentiful rain aids crop development, not harvest
• Deputy and drug-sniffing dog attend BPW meeting
• Ruby G. Cramer
• Mary Alice Dickinson Harvey
• Marshall Messenger
• Sean Michael Tyler
• Edna Marie Wolford
• Police Reports: November 23, 2011
• Buried alive: Rescued county men have more reasons to be thankful
• Coin flip decides township race; Ada library tax issue ties, fails
• Cockroach concerns grow
• Ada men plead not guilty in drug overdose death of woman
• KMS job shadowers design, manage own company
• KCS students fill 24 shopping carts in annual WBL food drive
• Tettleton rallies Ohio past Miami 21-14
• Lady Wildcats tip off season at Ridgedale
• Y program at Rotary
• Apron party
• Looking for a Bingo
• Meal outing
• Dough for rolls
• KMS honor society
• Ruby G. Cramer
• Tammy Jo Latham
• Police Reports: November 22, 2011
• Kentonite gets 180 days for domestic violence
• Volunteers working on annual community Thanksgiving feast
• KCS waiting on state to start work on school
• Ada board to seek income tax renewal
• Personal Leadership Styles program for youth leaders
• USV residents have spoken
• Police and Sheriff Reports: November 21, 2011
• Tammy Latham
• Irene Rowe
• Cole Ryan Smith
• Block Watch
• Wildcats advance to state semifinals
• Kenton moves into state semifinals
• Wildcats stay calm, never ‘flinch’ in regional title win
• KHS selling tickets for semifinal game
• Police chasing tips on missing woman
• A new Christmas tradition
• Hardin Northern FFA members receive Greenhand Degree
• Wildcats win Divsion IV, Region 14 title
• Thanksgiving art
• Ada native selected Trooper of the Year at Findlay OHP post
• Robert T. Clapsaddle
• Annetta Gerling
• Irene Rowe
• Home that resembles a barn will be part of Candy Cane Tour
• Credit union group honors Quest’s Wilcox
• Offensive line plays a large role in the Wildcats success
• Stalder commits to Indiana-South Bend
• Health and nutrition activities focus of first Xtreme Team
• Ministers to preach
• Community Thanksgiving Services set
• Hardin Co. high school seniors receive Math Medal Award
• Line replacement
• HN Elementary celebrates academic improvement
• Mt. Victory sets deadline for Ridgeway to pay sewer hike
• UW concerned about hitting goal
• Kenton man guilty on sex charges
• Nine complete training with Sheriff’s Academy
• Police Reports: November 18, 2011
• R’mont FFA students can be part of global change: U.N. official
• Snooping around
• Telephone connection
• Helen L. Decker
• Marshall Messenger
• Kathalene A. Puckett Shirk
• Ardeth I. Semler
• Gary Wayne Steele
• Mildred Jean Wagner
• Chloie Della Warner
• Greenhand conference
• KHS Snider to run at Bluffton
• HN athletes receive fall awards
• Lady Falcons pick up soccer awards
• Dumbaugh scores 19 as ONU wins opener
• Kathalene Shirk
• Ohio credit rating unaffected by repeal of collective bargaining law
• Judge says more parents using drugs
• Three face charges in death of Ada woman
• Kenton taxpayers who fail to file face charges
• Enjoying music
• Teaching English to Saudi women topic at Ada Kiwanis
• District governor visits
• Wildcats receive WBL gridiron honors
• Kenton’s fall athletes recognized
• Former ONU coach Daugherty has connection with Krzyzewski, Knight
• KHS regional final tickets available
• Ada fall programs to be split
• Ohio set to execute man who executed three sleeping sons
• Relay for Life honored
• Patricia Gardner Rogers
• Wildcats rally in second half to get past Genoa, into Regional finals
• Luck on the side of Wildcats in win
• Marion Local pulls away from Bulldogs
• KMS swim club loses
• Polar Bears drop season finale
• ONU women run into NCAA field
• Joseph H. Bowdle
• Frankie L. Clements
• Deborah Sue Moore
• Show choir awards
• Wildcats rally to beat Genoa, 32-22; advance to regional finals
• Marion Local too much for Ada; Bulldogs fall 41-14
• Gladys E. Clay
• Frankie L. Clements
• Veterans Day salute
• Computer opens up world of opportunities for Kenton student
• Ada players step up, fill empty receiving roles
• Quartet to perform
• Joining chapter
• Youth hunt
• Police Reports: November 11, 2011
• Gladys E. Clay
• Savilla Marie Ruggles
• James Wren
• Kasich: No mercy for man who killed sons
• Kentonite wants to bring home remains of first husband killed in WWII
• Crossroads eyes Kenton shelter for abuse victims
• Hardin Leadership program recognizes new graduates
• Senior-led Wildcat defense stands tall
• KMS swim team wins 2nd meet
• Masonic Pool: November 11, 2011
• Honoring veterans
• Daisy troop visits Piatt Castle
• Child Watch donations
• Wildcats set sights on stopping Genoa
• Marion Local next hurdle for Bulldogs
• KHS tix also good for St. Johns-Leipsic game
• Police Reports: November 10, 2011
• Atlas Alexander Viers
• Forest police report on October activities
• T. Bruce Eddy
• Four inductees to join Hardin County Ag Hall of Fame
• Wildcats finish as DIV poll champions
• KHS playoff tickets available for presale
• Ada selling tickets for playoff game
• Falcons’ Pauley earns NCC spike honors
• Halloween celebrated at Ridgemont Public Library
• Giving to others
• KHS class of 1949 has mini-reunion
• Fire district tax questioned
• Objects to continuous tax
• October Girls reunite
• Keep Campbell on USV board
• Reelect Lowery at USV
• County postcards introduced
• Police Reports: October 31, 2011
• Della E. Laubis
• Gary W. Steele
• Rallying for KCS
• Preparing for winter
• Polar Bears’ Bloom enjoying senior season
• Wildcats claim 4th straight WBL crown
• Turnovers cost Ada in setback to LCC
• Upper Sandusky slows down Falcons
• Polar Bears end on a high note
• Raiders stop Indian Lake
• Rams overcome mistakes, top perry
• Battered mom turns to Crossroads for escape
• Looking like Christmas
• USV Honor Society
• Riverdale seeks income tax
• United Way pledges top $53,000
• No place like gnome
• Teenagers plan breakfast to help fill Christmas stockings
• State reduces share for potential new building in Ridgemont district
• Community control for drug charge
• Best group
• Two winners
• Originality
• KHS’s Snider familiar with trip to regionals
• Falcons’ Frey to make regional run
• NWCC champs
• masonic pool
• Top costumes
• Forest winners
• Undefeated Rams
• Raiders looking to wrap up season with a winning record
• Unbeaten Wildcats, Redskins to battle for WBL supremacy
• Bulldogs to play LCC for share of NWC crown
• Halloween fun in Forest
• Taking responsibility for domestic violence is first step for abusers
• Fire safety
• Program encourages teachers to protect students from intruder
• Mount Victory asks residents to approve income tax
• Holocaust survivor shares story at University of Findlay
• Harris wants full term in Alger
• Marion Local finishes off Bulldog spikers
• Bulldogs, Falcons receive NCOSA honors
• Nellie J. Miller
• Wayne Norman Messenger
• Upward program ready to begin second year
• ‘Cats remain atop Division IV poll
• Lady Wildcats earn WBL soccer honors
• Kenton boys chosen to All-WBL teams
• bowling
• USV’s Watkins receives NWCC golf honors
• Three vie to become Kenton’s next mayor
• Minister seeks end to division at Upper Scioto
• Riverdale falls to Old Fort in overtime
• Lady Falcons knocked out by Van Buren
• KHS’s Snider runs to DII Regional meet
• Falcons’ Frey qualifies for DIII regionals
• Ada claims sectional
• Raider harriers complete season
• swing thoughts
• Bluffton finished off Ada
• KHS spikers dropped by Mansfield Madison
• Don O. Martin
• Connie M. Gossard
• Jaxson Von Gundy
• James O. Watson
• Elmer T. Wood Jr.
• Kenton officer wins world title in shooting
• Wildcats Pink Out
• Honoring former coach
• Two primaries for Ohio in 2012
• Wildcats take care of business against Defiance
• Rams dominant in win over Riverside
• Three county schools vie at State FFA Soil Judging
• Trick-or-Treat schedule 2011
• Vaughn Dale Larson
• Jaxon Von Gundy
• James O. Watson
• Police Reports: October 21, 2011
• Football rivals’ respect grows after R’mont response to crash
• Ridgemont repeats as outstanding FFA chapter in America
• Bingo!
• Colorful shirt
• Top seeded Bath finishes off Kenton
• Wildcats’ Bostelman earns WBL recognition
• Rams, Gophers chosen All-NWCC volleyball
• Bishop speaks about challenges facing Christians in Bangladesh
• KCS buildings inadequate
• KHS classes of 1942 and 1943 reunite
• Support KCS building project
• Attend Society Singers’ show
• Balanced Defiance next challenge for unbeaten Wildcats
• Bulldogs goin after sixth straight win
• Bellefontaine turns back Raiders
• Police Reports: October 20, 2011
• Visit from storyteller
• Shoes, shoes, shoes
• Six hopefuls vie for two seats on Alger council
• R’way woman part of UF band indoor concert
• Ben Logan to present Great Expectations
• ONU hosts Band-O-Rama
• Couple celebrates 59th
• Showing support
• Karaoke time
• Annual OSU raffle
• Pumpkins presented
• Falcons run out of steam against Calvert
• Clark wins Bassmaster’s Classic
• HN, USV knocked out of sectional tourney
• Tippecanoe finishes off Raider spikers
• LTC sweeps Gophers
• Trenton Paul Overly
• Return Campbell to USV board
• Giving citizens a choice
• Seniors encouraged to support KCS levy
• Pharmacists help consumers
• Scouts hold Silly Olympics
• Ada Public Library tax levy topic at Ada Kiwanis meeting
• R’dale downs Ada in soccer sectional
• Cats remain No.1 in D-IV
• NWC names all-teams
• R’mont sweeps Vanlue
• Lady Raiders fall 8-0
• Ann Elizabeth Jacobs
• Jack Haymond
• Truman Rowe
• Bonnie Mowery
• Betty Bash
• Day in the woods
• Off to the races
• USV community allows girl to achieve her dream
• Neville retires as Forest solicitor after 25 years
• Ben Logan NHS inductees
• Virginia Mabrey
• Upper Sandusky holds off Riverdale, 3-2
• Kellums lead Ada to win over Mohawk
• Celina outscores Lady Wildcats, 7-0
• Wapak downs Kenton spikers
• Wapak shuts out KHS
• Raiders earn soccer win
• Falcons spike Bucyrus
• Urbana finishes off BL
• Gophers fall to W-G
• Sampling dishes a highlight of Dining with Diabetes program
• Dunkirk Grace UMC youth take part in Race for the Cure
• Crowes go on the road
• Sheep tour participants
• Build a 21st century school
• Praise for Habitat helpers
• WONB-FM celebrates 20 years on air
• ONU to present ‘Eurydice’
• Give children a new school
• Hohler, Van Dyk to wed
• Head Start celebrated
• Wildcats looking to get one step closer to shot at WBL title
• Gophers going after second straight win; Ada-Allen East to play in NWC battle
• Lady Falcons pick apart Ada
• Ridgemont to honor Jake Jeffrey Oct. 21
• BL girls soccer drops regular season finale
• Kenton boys unable to stave off Bath
• Lady Wildcats tie Wapakoneta 2-2
• U10 champs
• Fairbanks stops BL boys
• Raiders make quick work of Graham
• Crestview wins NWC battle with Bulldogs
• Maty Mauk featured in SI ‘Faces in the Crowd’
• Falcons top Crestview for 2nd straight win
• Defiance defeats KHS
• Police Reports: October 12, 2011
• Icing cupcakes
• Popcorn time
• Science fairs topic at Kappa Chapter
• Couple celebrates 50th
• New president
• Kenton firefighters and opposition to State Issue 2
• Bring back respect to USV
• Enhance learning at KCS
• Robinson Field history shared
• Couple celebrates 60th anniversary
• Detour was well marked
• Will support KCS issue
• Knitwits collect blankets to help Kiwanis with project
• Polar Bears get past Gophers in four games
• Kenton, Ada receive byes at sectional draw
• Wildcats and Bath to face off in DII sectional
• R’dale-Ada to meet in tournament
• Rue has big day in Polar Bears victory
• Dysert rallies Miami over Army 35-28
• Police Reports: October 10, 2011
• Mauk sets state TD record as Wildcats dismantle Bath
• Galion runs over Riverdale
• Fairbanks dominates Rams 35-12
• Bulldogs outlast Crestview
• Urbana come from behind to beat Raiders
• Gophers stave off Pirates for 42-27 win
• L-B rips Polar Bears
• Poster contest winners
• Erdine M. Radcliffe
• Wanda J. Sutermeister
• Regulations hurt small business
• Grateful for the help
• Fields, Gossard to wed
• HN FFA hosts soil invitational
• Corn exports in processed form are still very important
• IMPACT Team featured at Faith Baptist
• 175th anniversary celebration at Trinity
• Upper Sandusky outscores Bulldogs 5-1
• Celina tops Wildcats
• Defiance tops KHS boys
• Prosecutor speaks to GOP women
• Unbeaten Wildcats host Bath in homecoming matchup
• NWC positioning at stake when Bulldogs travel to Crestview; USV hosts Fairbanks
• McComb blasts HN
• Maty Mauk nearing touchdown pass mark
• Pinkney tallies goal, assist for Ada girls
• Raiders top Urbana
• KHS girls drop regular season finale
• Fighting cancer
• Help a phone call away for battered women
• Frey leads Falcons
• Lady ‘Cats fall to Bath
• Bassmasters end tourney season
• Lady Wildcats rout River Valley 10-0
• Lady Falcons rally for victory over Bluffton
• HN wins 2nd straight
• Columbus Grove tops Lady Bulldogs in five
• Buckeye Central spikes Lady Falcons
• Raiders drop CBC match
• Midget champions
• Community Bingo
• Help with history of field
• HN FFA seniors hold annual barbecue
• Comstock, Nagy to wed
• HN honors students
• Lady Bulldogs sweep Rams
• Wildcats remain atop DIV poll
• HN spikes Vanlue
• Lady Raiders win in four
• Police Reports: October 4, 2011
• Earl W. Goubeaux Sr.
• Robert O. Polter
• Public school officials oppose voucher bill
• Fair board plans repairs to grounds
• Mt. Union halts ONU comeback bid
• Late goal lifts Bluffton to win over Falcons
• KHS grad inducted into Kenyon College HOF
• Wildcat harriers fare well at Allen East
• Frey carries the pace for Lady Falcons
• Wenger, Larsen lead Raiders at Botkins
• Ben Logan’s Ricketts advances to districts
• KHS falls to Ridgedale
• Haunted Trail of Horror and the Tunnel of Doom
• Alice “June” Price
• Company began in Ridgeway
• Ohioan admits driving 154 mph in fatal crash
• Ticketing policy questioned
• Sing-along program to be part of Trinity’s 75th anniversary
• Bluegrass gospel music featured at Forest UMC
• KHS class of 1941 reunites
• Ada’s Gray qualifies for district tournament
• Elida spikers overpower KHS
• Indian Lake edges Lady Raiders
• Ridgemont tops Perry for 2nd straight win
• Lady Bulldogs improve to 4-2 in NWC play
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Wildcats and Elida to take center stage in WBL on Friday
• Gophers seeking second win against St. Wendelin
• Ridgemont has easy time with Horizon Science Academy
• Falcon spikers top Crestline in 3 games
• Arcadia sweeps HN
• Indian Lake outscores Ben Logan boys 2-1
• Lady Falcons post shutout against C-R
• BL girls top Indian Lake
• Police Reports: September 29, 2011
• Increase epilepsy knowledge
• Righteous Brothers’ Bill Medley to sing at ONU
• Pizza party
• Annual sausage dinner
• Celebrating ice cream
• Prize winner
• Lunch at Hardin Hills
• Enjoying pizza
• Football drop winners
• Two arrested in murder
• Lady Falcons drop NCC match to Col. Crawford
• Ada spikers dealt NWC loss by Bluffton
• Road needs to be paved
• A view destroyed forever
• New dog shelter needed now
• KHS class of 1937 has reunion
• Nik’olas Alecsander Arias Castle Glasco
• Witton Ferrell Brien
• Police Reports: September 27, 2011
• LaVern Dick
• Nancy M. Heath
• Cecil R. Moore Jr.
• Patricia Ann Morrison
• Extension director vows to keep 4-H going in all counties
• Claypool to lead six-week study at Lima church
• Lois V. (Terry) Barnes
• Dick LaVern
• Mark Wayne Glidden
• Nancy B. Heath
• Elizabeth C. Powell
• Police Reports: September 26, 2011
• Bulldog court
• Values drop as counties reappraise properties
• McGuffey prepares to address nuisances
• Ada beats R’mont, L-B, falls to Hornets
• Muskies sack ONU
• Valerio, Snider pace Wildcat harriers
• Raiders spikers win two of three at Elgin
• Evans nets two goals in Lady Raider win
• Shepherd honored at UF White Coat Ceremony
• Couple celebrates 60th
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: September 24, 2011
• Probate Court Activities: September 24, 2011
• Common Pleas News: September 24, 2011
• Balanced Wildcats get key WBL win over Ottawa-Glandorf
• USV tops Gophers for first ‘W’
• Buckeye Central bombs Falcons
• Raiders’ comeback bid falls short
• Ada outscores Bluffton 48-44
• Trinity’s 1886 pipe organ honored by Ohio group
• Fall Harvest Festival set Oct. 2 at Walnut Grove
• Doris J. McGlaughlin
• Patricia Ann Morrison
• Rev. Donald L. Rettger
• Cerenity Jade Hope Dalton
• Police Reports: September 23, 2011
• Time for school
• Riverdale court
• New tax helps Ridgemont deal with loss of students
• Hardin County Players to stage ‘Par for the Corpse’
• ‘Love, Sex and the I.R.S.’ to be presented by Star Players
• KHS band to perform at Allen East event
• Pair plan hog roast, auction to benefit Hardin Co. Hospice
• Doris J. McGlaughlin
• Rev. Donald L. Rettger
• Ohio sheriff charged with sexual battery of deputy
• Lane Gregory Harder
• Police Reports: September 22, 2011
• Drive-thru flu shots
• Rams, Gophers square off in NWCC tilt
• Ada, Bluffton to play in key NWC clash
• Cole scores twice to lead Riverdale girls
• Upper Sandusky edges Lady Bulldogs
• Rams 4th, Gophers 7th at NWCC golf tourney
• Leipsic spikes HN
• Ada golf 2nd in quad
• BL boys fall short against Spr. Shawnee
• Student graduates with Applied Sciences degree
• Watercolors
• Pageant winners
• Working on newsletters
• Hardin Hills party
• Senior Nutrition Meals: September 21, 2011
• MV tree committee offers memorial trees
• Ada spikers off to solid start in NWC play
• Raider golfers finish unbeaten CBC season
• Lady Rams ace Vanlue
• Hardin Hustle 5k slated for Saturday
• HN class of 1959 reunites
• Kenton High School class of ’76 reunites
• KCS board hears good, bad on report cards
• KCS projects 2 percent budget surplus
• Jordan: Debt ceiling deal not a solution
• Task Force seizes 47 hits of heroin in Kenton
• Shirley Deanna Naus Tomlinson
• Cassandra D. Robinette
• State officials sympathize with Alger, but expect payments
• Late goals lift Jefferson past Lady Bulldogs
• Red Devils spike KHS
• Ohio government continues to shrink under Kasich
• Hardin Northern honors pair as first Community King and Queen
• Wildcat spikers rally past USV in five
• Lady Falcons post shutout against Kenton
• Riverdale boys claim third straight game
• Snider leads Kenton at O-G Invitational
• BL golfers finish 20th at Middletown invite
• Gophers split tri-match
• Falcons defeat Carey
• Riverdale harriers continue to improve
• Patterson’s new mayor counting on community spirit
• Patriotic band show
• USV library features book tribute to late student
• Explosive device investigated
• Dramatic protrayal to highlight Back to Church Sunday at Faith Baptist
• Immaculate Conception to mark opening of Faith Formation programs
• Falcons explode for 11 goals
• Ben Logan topples Graham in 3 games
• Holderman, Frey pace Riverdale runners
• Lady Wildcats fall to Shawnee in four games
• Bulldogs claim win over Tiffin Calvert
• O-G downs KHS girls
• Bluffton beats Kenton
• Celina outshoots KHS on the golf course
• August rain above average
• Wildcats set to square off against tough Shawnee squad
• Ada-USV to meet for first time since ’06
• Raiders look to bounce back against Chiefs
• Van Buren rallies past Lady Falcons
• ONU women harriers ranked in first poll
• Ben Logan golfers win
• Harding tops KHS tennis
• Kenton golfers drop WBL match to Elida
• P-G spikes Polar Bears
• Tippecanoe shuts out Raider boys 4-0
• Dancers to take stage at ONU
• KHS class of 1944 reunites
• Area students bound for OSU receive scholarships
• Talents rewarded at fair
• More winning smiles from the county fair
• Seniors at the fair
• Enjoying lemonade
• Visiting with residents
• Senior Nutrition: September 14, 2011
• Couple celebrates 50th anniversary
• Ada seniors show support for walk
• Polar Bears rally past Wildcats
• Raiders top WL-S, improve to 5-4
• Buckeye Central hands Falcons loss
• Four-goal second half lifts Indians past Kenton
• Do more to help those in need
• More auction winners
• Pies take center stage
• Debra Boday
• Ned Gaylord Burden III
• Morgan Peyton Deal
• Cohen David Meloy
• Police Reports: September 13, 2011
• Updating rail
• Plan would give Kenton power to negotiate utility rates
• Heroin abuse dangers, treatment discussed by panel at Ohio Northern
• Top dogs at the fair
• Sale records shattered at auction
• Weekend at the fair
• A variety of winners
• Antiques and crafts honored at fair
• Derby winner
• Police, Sheriff Reports: September 12, 2011
• Debra Boday
• Keith A. Boyd
• Ulia O. Hall
• Lena Murray
• Hard-hit Marine group marks 9-11 at ballpark
• Reaping rosettes
• Awards for cattle
• Born and raised hogs selected
• Horse royalty
• Mounted Unit gets special recognition
• Stedman, Westenbarger united in marriage
• Store offers natural, herbal products
• International Paper to buy smaller rival
• Wildcats score early, often in 66-13 rout of Van Wert
• Columbus Grove wins shootout with Ada
• 27-point first quarter propels Wynford over Riverdale
• Van Buren’s balance too much for HN
• Tinora downs Rams
• Lucas takes care of Gophers
• Horse honors
• Poultry takes center stage
• Lady Wildcats finish off WBL foe Van Wert in three games
• McKee nets 3 goals in Falcon victory
• Frey, Penwell lead Lady Falcon harriers
• Raider golfers win CBC triangular
• Lady Raiders spike Northwestern in five
• WL-S posts shutout against Ben Logan
• Allen East tops Ada
• Police Reports: September 9, 2011
• County agriculture producers can learn why farmland values are rising
• Dobbins, Allsup to wed
• ‘Putnam County Spelling Bee’ comedy slated at ONU
• Pizza and a Comedian at UF
• Ianniello and Wilkerson united at ONU chapel
• William Wesley Long family has 48th reunion
• Wildcats preparing for Van Wert
• Ada-Columbus Grove meet in NWC clash
• L-B downs Polar Bears
• Lady Raiders lose
• Kenton Ridge tops Ben Logan boys 2-1
• Beef, dairy awards
• Drug problems discussed at Soroptimist meeting
• Ben Logan FFA helps
• Winning smiles
• Webb, Whitaker on target as Lady Wildcats crush Van Wert
• Falcons handed NCC loss by Colonel Crawford
• Miller City rallies past Riverdale 5-3
• Frey and Holderman pace Falcon harriers
• Fairbanks gets past Raiders in three
• O-G sweeps KHS girls
• KHS golf suffers WBL loss
• Family of suspect shot by Ohio police speak out
• Ohio schools training truck drivers
• Dairy feeder queen
• Donald R. Elsasser
• Gertrude Flinn
• Robert M. Krofft
• Police Reports: September 6, 2011
• R’dale kindergarten has five sets of twins
• Hardin County Fair opens
• Rams claim county golf title, Ada’s Gray takes medalist honors in playoff
• Ada Boy Scout Troop 124 conducts Court of Honor
• Couple’s careers taking off following gospel music honors
• Farmers face ‘race against the frost’
• Donald Elsasser
• Gertrude Flinn
• Wilburg Kritzler
• State fair success
• Buckeye Shooters
• Midwest Food, Fuel and Fiber Tour hosted by Ohio Extension
• Bulldogs sweep past Hardin Northern
• Wildcats blanked on pitch by St. Marys
• Riverdale spikers winless, but ‘improving’
• KHS girls defeated by Shawnee 5-0
• St. Marys cruises to win over Lady Wildcats
• Van Buren shuts out Riverdale boys
• Bulldogs nipped by C-R
• Joins Red Cross board
• Ada freshman participates in CampMed at U. of Toledo
• Group starts search for missing Ohio woman
• KHS class of ’71 reunion
• Couple celebrates 60th
• Wildcats kick off WBL campaign against St. Marys
• USV, Riverdale to battle for first win
• Webb nets six goals as Wildcats rip Ada
• BL boys tie Stebbins
• L-B rallies past Falcons
• Leave the Amish alone
• Don’t harass Amish
• Judge won’t allow new trial for Ohio serial killer
• Elida powers past Hardin Northern
• Lady Bulldogs spike Gophers in three
• BL spikes Greenon
• Raiders run to third in Logan County meet
• Roughriders storm past Lady Wildcats
• Ada girls struggle against Bluffton
• Bluffton blanks Ada
• R’dale spikers fall against New Riegel
• Ada golf 2nd in quad meet
• Trip to the zoo
• Dessert time
• Senior Nutrition Meals: August 31, 2011
• Couple celebrates 40th
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Former football referee talks to Ada Kiwanis Club
• Aglow speaker named
• Good food in Kenton
• Beautification honor
• Atheists say they get kudos for billboard
• Ottawa mayor accused of soliciting prostitute
• Deardorff, Diebler wed
• 4-H donation
• Falcons take care of Kenton to earn first win of season
• Bulldogs spikers finish off Ben Logan in opener
• Ben Logan golf team outshoots Indian Lake
• Defiance defeats Wildcats on the links
• Ohio teachers skip school
• Police Reports: August 29, 2011
• Edward J. Barth
• Orville Vernon Beckwith
• David Timothy Marshall
• Senior housing proposed on city’s east side
• Ada man killed in two-vehicle crash
• Creviston, DeFee marry
• Switzer family reunites
• Kenton Elks donate funding for county’s Blue Star Mothers
• Crabtree goal lifts Ada over Riverdale
• Raiders split tri-match to open season
• Webb leads KHS girls past Upper Sandusky
• Bluffton defeats HN
• Wildcat boys outscored by Skillman, Rams 5-1
• Continental takes care of Lady Falcons
• Temple Christian spikes Gophers in three
• Ram golfers 17th at Springbrook Invite
• Snider runs 7th at Celina Invitational
• Swing Thoughts: August 29, 2011
• Municipal Court News: August 27, 2011
• Country Wellness opens
• Police Reports: August 27, 2011
• Gertrude Elizabeth Everett
• George C. Law
• Avonell M. Zimmerman
• Alexandria Grace McBride
• Kenton High School class of ’47 reunites
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Federal funding cut to local assistant agencies
• Campaign kickoff
• Ohio men wrapped sign, caused crash
• Lois V. (Terry) Barnes
• Jeffery G. Shafer
• Charles Edwin Skidmore
• R’mont hopes grant will lead to more college graduates
• All options still on table for Ohio 195: ODOT
• Ohio GOP chair hopes to duplicate success in 2012
• Wind farms leary of proposal to repeal energy law
• Kenton bypass talk resurfaces
• Cougars ace KHS girls
• Rams outshoot W-G
• Kenton golfers suffer WBL loss to Van Wert
• Elmwood edges Ada
• Late goal lifts Ottoville to win over Falcons
• BL boys down Fairlawn
• Raiders post shutout
• Lady Bulldogs tie IL
• Couple celebrates 55th
• Blood drive held in Forest
• Wildcats, Coldwater ready to kick off 2011 season
• USV-Mohawk, pair of rivalry games highlight gridiron slate
• Wildcats take care of Ada 3-0
• KHS golfers earn first win of season
• KHS girls tennis defeated
• Ben Logan golf opens CBC slate with win
• Lady Raiders outshoot Kenton Ridge on links
• Police Reports: August 25, 2011
• Ada earns top rating at all three levels
• ONU to welcome ‘Doktor Kaboom!’
• Community invited to join ONU choruses
• ‘Spectacular’ auditions
• Health official: No more ‘political patty-cake’ with Amish market
• MV man, Kenton juvenile charged in area arson fire
• Wind farm accord reached
• Gator rides
• Band concert
• Exercise time
• Dining in Findlay
• Melon party
• Cookout
• Eating out
• Lady Raiders fall 1-0
• Back to School for Kenton - Bus Schedules, Lunch Menus, School Supplies and more
• Police Reports: August 23, 2011
• Richard H. Crowe
• Carolyn Kay Mendenhall
• Hardin County native to lead Educational Service Center
• R’dale board imposes pact on teachers
• USV waiting on Rolston’s status
• Contractor named for Kenton sewer work
• Mom questions fatal shooting by Cincy police
• USV rents Alger school to business
• Riverdale approves variety of items
• Miller City shuts out Bulldog boys 9-0
• Wildcat girls dealt setback at Van Buren
• KHS girls tennis loses
• Late tallies lift L-B over Riverdale boys
• Rams split triangular
• Swing Thoughts: August 23, 2011
• August beauty winners
• Olivia Lou Ann Christine Buroker
• Carolyn Kay Mendenhall
• Ressie Robirds
• Brook Taylor Richardson
• Police Reports: August 22, 2011
• Just passing through
• KHS boys top Indian Lake 1-0
• Lady Wildcats take care of Lakers 5-1
• Corner kick goal lifts Ben Logan to 1-0 win
• More than 50 attend KHS class of ’66 reunion
• One in five children in county live in poverty
• Gospel group to perform
• Bluffton outhits KHS tennis
• Raiders shoot to 4th at Bellefontaine Invite
• BL girls win tri-match
• Local sports network added to Time Warner
• Norman L. Cochran
• Police Reports: August 19, 2011
• Arson investigators study 27 fires in Hardin/Union counties
• Making smoothies
• Trustees urged to fight to keep townships
• Field Crops Day visitors
• Markets remain tight as USDA trims corn and soy bean production
• Wheat data released
• Only God can save America
• Doris Spears
• Police Reports: August 18, 2011
• Extra officers will be guarding school zone
• Church plans benefit to assist Dunkirk couple
• K. Ridge edges Raiders for 1st at BL Invite
• Hole-in-one
• Price to be superintendent at Hi-Point
• Carriages to be displayed
• Night Jazz to perform in Findlay
• Employees celebrated
• Police Reports: August 17, 2011
• Pastor Donald Ray Engelhardt
• Dewey Harlan Evans
• McGuffey carries petitions hoping to save post office
• Alger EMS opens new facility
• Dugout donation
• Ada street to get lift
• Ohio Statehouse considers bar
• Raiders finish third at Russ Hogue Memorial
• Lady Raiders 7th in own invitational
• USV wins tri-match over Bluffton, LTC
• Ayersville outshoots Lady Bulldogs
• Bassmasters have full day on Lake Erie
• Couple celebrates 60th
• Local Democrat Party leaders vote to oppose Senate Bill 5 in election
• Cupcake winner
• Couple celebrates 60th anniversary
• Kinsey graduates
• First day back
• Program director hopes to bring Kenton students a global education
• Survey shows what technology is available to KCS students at home
• Crackdown planned
• Alger woman injured
• Lady Wildcats drop tennis opener
• Pair of teams win Chamber scramble
• Pastor Donald Ray Engelhardt
• 2011 Fair Premium Book
• Tailwaggers have walk-a-thon
• Students in the News: August 15, 2011
• Forest man killed in accident
• Police Reports: August 15, 2011
• PaulEtta Pauline Krout
• Margaret A. Mabrey
• Roy E. Sampson
• F&M Picnic smiles
• Festival fun
• Pit bull owner, defender no more after dog attacks Kenton family
• Royer Grain and Livestock gets environmental award
• Hospice poker run
• Awards for lambs
• Police Reports: August 12, 2011
• Martha F. Conley
• Theresa Jane Neal
• Collette Relyea
• Phyllis E. Hamilton Westlake
• Hardin Hills director: Remodel, don’t rebuild
• Kenton contractor helps with ‘Extreme Makeover’ project
• Upper Sandusky outshoots Kenton
• Ada girls golf third in own invitational
• Little League: August 12, 2011
• Blessed to have firefighters
• Benjamin Logan FFA team reports on the Ohio State Fair
• Blood drive collects 67 units
• KHS golf team finishes 11th at L-B Invite
• Lady Bulldogs drop opener on links
• Second screen at drive-in
• Immaculate Conception hosts Summer Festival
• New events slated at Ada F&M Picnic
• Antiquing
• Love of cooking, baking motivates Alger woman as she hopes for new lungs
• Candidates set for school board, township and village races
• Utility, school issues top ballot
• Lorraine K. Donnal
• Beulah Louise McKee
• Theresa Jane Neal
• Robert Lee Seymour
• Hanna Ann Tudor
• Police Reports: August 11, 2011
• Seventh shooting spree victim was visiting friend
• Beulah Louise McKee
• Arthur Calvin McDaniel
• Brian L. Walter
• Police Reports: August 10, 2011
• Three-vehicle crash
• Jordan: Congress ‘missed an opportunity’ to cut spending
• No funding for health center; group vows to continue fight
• Commissioners discuss options for new county dog pound
• Ridgeway council, volunteers eliminate hazard, aid family
• Viola Mach Arnett
• Pauline Ruthella Clement
• Police Reports: August 9, 2011
• Daisy Jin Holland
• Inspection time
• Kenton board returns elementary building bond issue to ballot
• Kentonites to vote on electric and natural gas programs
• Vehicle stop yields heroin; 2 arrested
• Gray finishes 7th at USA Central Zone
• USV golf drops opener to Spencerville
• HN FFA officers attend retreat
• Police Reports: August 8, 2011
• Viola Arnett
• James R. Berry
• Arlene N. Copus
• Thomas E. Hurley
• Eric Thomas Shick
• Police work to find motive in Ohio rampage
• Big turnout for annual Concert on the Green
• Plane misses takeoff; ends up in corn field
• Riverdale student has champion barrow
• Belle Center man killed in motorcycle accident
• Belle Center youth shows state fair champion lamb
• Couple celebrates 25th
• Rain averaged 5 inches in July
• Pasture walk at Cronley farm
• Police Reports: August 5, 2011
• Daniel Fox Bernard
• Charles T. Handell
• Charles Cox
• Dr. H. William Friedel
• Jim Powell
• Carey Fest planned Friday and Saturday
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Baum family has reunion
• Beautification award
• Youth wins first runner-up honors at National American Miss Ohio Pageant
• ONU law graduate receives Fulbright Grant; to travel to Kosovo
• Coaches make sure to keep their players hydrated
• Mark E. Conley
• Elda Mae Hofacker
• Hayden Howard
• Judy M. Bechtel
• Paul J. Bryan
• Chase W. Cook
• Police Reports: August 3, 2011
• Arson again
• More candidates file for election as deadline nears
• Phil Dirt featured at Concert on the Green
• Issue II funds OK’d for county projects
• Kasler announces bid for sheriff
• Teacher suspended for alleged name-calling
• HN class has 50-year reunion
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Rapp descendants have reunion
• Big hail
• Alger told it will have to repay state for Prine’s benefits
• Dunkirk reviews contract of fiscal officer
• USV principal gets nod as temporary superintendent
• July was among the hottest ever
• Frances L. Faurot
• Lester D. Young
• Mary Josephine Hughes
• John Pifer
• Lester D. Young
• Police Reports: August 1, 2011
• Arrowhead Festival
• Cruise In fun
• Kleinfelter, Coleman marry in Virginia
• Elks trio wins awards at convention
• Hardin Co. Hospice praised
• Swing Thoughts: August 1, 2011
• Kenton couple revs up their retirement on motorcycles
• Top 20 ‘dreams big’ for new season
• Doris A. Arlington
• Ethel M. Klingler
• John Pifer
• Storer joins hair staff
• Brown becomes consultant
• Municipal Court Report: July 30, 2011
• Caring people in the county
• Wonderful job by Taylor
• Messmer, Bostelman to be wed in Findlay
• Bristoll family reunites
• Adam Crabb to headline Cruise-In concert and outdoor worship
• First place
• Ann B. Dewar
• H. Arden Searson
• Police Reports: July 29, 2011
• Big dig
• Target training
• Roberts gives up retirement to lead HN
• Poker run to benefit hospice
• Communities coming to aid of Dunkirk woman with kidney disease
• Tackett, Kalb to marry
• Painter Creek Grange has annual recognition night
• Entertainers featured at R’head Arrowhead Festival
• ‘Coincidence Maybe’ to perform at ‘Cruise In’ festival
• H. Arden Searson
• Raelynn Faith Knapp
• Kellen Anthony Holland
• Police, Sheriff Reports: July 28, 2011
• Honor MidOhio’s concerns
• League champions
• Camping in Kenton
• Ray Comstock Jr.
• Kenton man sent to prison for seven years
• Police Reports: July 27, 2011
• Cooling off
• Health board, Alger to join forces on nuisance in village
• Former Kentonite selected for Ohio State Fair Hall of Fame
• Dola, McGuffey post offices on study list for possible closing
• Keeping cool
• Wacky ball
• Cool treat
• Game time
• Shopping at home
• Turmoil at agency
• Many activities available
• Call to action at USV School
• Youth receive special recognition for 4-H projects
• Ada All-Stars
• Henry takes two top 5′s
• Swing Thoughts: July 26, 2011
• John Walter Strapp
• Georgia A. Warren
• Police Reports: July 26, 2011
• Fatal crash near Ridgeway
• Kenton auditor warns of future budget worries
• Hearing held for wind farm
• Riverdale to seek income tax increase
• Ohio man searches for kidney on Facebook
• Wells and Crum marry
• School supplies for Espy Elementary
• Police Reports: July 25, 2011
• New Ohioans
• The winner!
• Farm safety
• Science achievements take USHS senior to the Ivy League
• Harold Ray Musser
• Police Reports: July 22, 2011
• Jackson Robert Cummings
• Smoldering in the heat
• USV uses McGuffey water tower to secure loan
• USV board rejects staff reduction plan to cut costs; members offer to donate funding to pay salaries
• Church offers supplies
• USV hears update on wind farm
• Hardin Northern board appoints new member
• Kentonite to compete in national meet
• Pitching in
• Lehman and Carnahan announce plans to wed
• Stevens family has reunion at Forest
• Christopher Michael Caldwell
• Margaret L. Knapp
• Corrine Rachael Minehart
• Museum visitors
• Finishing their project
• Council on Aging director’s letter sparks offer of resignations
• Waiting for judging
• Kenton native Mathews named the new Ohio Wing Commander
• Kenton 11-year-old topple Defiance to win District 10
• Kenton Stingrays: July 21, 2011
• Hardin County Fair 2011
• Kraft leads Bassmasters at Indian Lake tournament
• ONU to induct six into Athletic Hall
• Foundation donation
• Christopher Michael Caldwell
• Ian Richard Lafferty
• Officer shot
• Jackson Robert Cummings
• Police Reports: July 20, 2011
• Anxious alligator
• USV leader ruled unable to work; calls board vote a ‘witch hunt’
• Ian Richard Lafferty
• Taking groceries
• Rowe family says their son accidentally shot himself
• Kenton City Schools awarded $600,000 global awareness grant
• KCS ends fiscal year in the black
• State rests case in slayings of Cleveland women
• Alger ready for next step in dealing with nuisance offenders
• Everyone supported ‘Sophie’
• Norma Jean Bowling
• Sun Y. ‘Kim’ McMillion
• Police Reports: July 18, 2011
• Retired Japanese professionals take part in ONU summer program
• Wharton king and queen
• 11-year-old All-Stars
• Swing Thoughts: July 18, 2011
• Area Students in the News: July 18, 2011
• Lyle J. Snow
• Teen pleads no contest to lesser charge in death of her brother
• House fire an unlikely blessing
• House destroyed
• All-Star action
• Municipal Court News: July 16, 2011
• Couple celebrates 25th anniversary
• Senior Partner status
• Ferguson Agency gets Grange recognition
• Need another Eisenhower
• Xavier Sabastian Slusher
• Marilyn M. Ewing
• Lyle J. Snow
• Mary A. Wyant
• Police Reports: July 15, 2011
• Stuff the bus
• MV council asks citizens to OK income tax
• Dunkirk native discusses role as fighter pilot
• Ohio traffic stop finds dead passenger
• Cell phone reception, village cleanup discussed by Forest Council
• Keeping tax breaks for wealthy
• 4-H camp begins
• June rainfall was two inches less than average
• Pasture walk set
• 12 year old All-Stars
• Kotterman fires 77 on day 2 of Ohio Amateur
• Charles J. Feister
• Virginia L. Sprang
• Police Reports: July 14, 2011
• Waiting for a push
• Few file for fall election
• Undefeated champions
• Dunkirk Bears end successful season
• Kotterman fires 76 to open Ohio Amateur
• Forest police report June activities
• Solomon David Savage
• Beckett Steel Tompos
• Police Reports: July 13, 2011
• Like the llama
• Civil War figure
• Ellen Louise Price
• Jerry Lee Wagner
• Police Reports: July 12, 2011
• Storm damage
• Pattison Ave. storm sewer to near completion
• Plan could bring lower costs on utilities to Kenton
• Kenton Stingrays: July 12, 2011
• Henry wins pair of races over weekend
• Ada midget football hosts camp this week
• HN FFA takes summer trip out west
• Police Reports: July 11, 2011
• Frances L. Faurot
• Erdine L. Grose
• Lori J. Kellogg
• Ellen Price
• James E. Risner
• OSU’s Craft credits four with guiding him to God
• MV Dudley class of ’61 reunites
• Smiles for cupcakes
• Swing Thoughts: July 11, 2011
• Investigator and Humane Society disagree on final report for shot horse
• Class of ’86 reunites
• Suspect alluded to more Ohio victims
• Meeting a horse
• Mauk commits to U. of Missouri
• Headed for the hole
• Little League: July 8, 2011
• Alfred Scott
• Mary J. Stearns
• Police Reports: July 8, 2011
• Savannah Maci Sutherin
• USV finances better, but more cuts needed
• Tree Town Fest to salute grand marshals, spirit award winner
• Lima man returns to Kenton with anti-drug message
• Prescription drugs, cash seized in Dunkirk
• Ada driver Henry picks up two wins
• Little League: July 6, 2011
• Burl Chamberlin
• Gary Lee Conley
• Donald Donley
• Edith G. Hattery
• Edna Rittenhouse
• Police Reports: July 6, 2011
• Close encounters
• Harris officially takes charge as Alger mayor
• Holiday picnic
• Gerling, Cornell to wed
• Thurston to speak at Lima Aglow International meet
• Gratitude from GOBA director
• Farm Bureau holds Summer Party
• Hardin County Pioneer Aktion Club celebrates anniversary
• Bassmasters compete at Knox Lake
• Swing Thoughts: July 5, 2011
• Police and Sheriff Reports: July 5, 2011
• Gary Lee Conley
• Edith G. Hattery
• Claire Wagner
• Celebrating the Fourth with a bang
• Paul Terry Lyons
• Comstock: County fireworks display will be large, loud and bright
• Farmer ‘hit it lucky’ to get corn crop planted in April
• Independence Day festivities set
• Couple celebrates 35th
• Couple celebrates 60th
• Ada Kiwanis holds tree dedication
• Haudenschield wins YMCA gymnastics title
• Service Notes: July 2, 2011
• Children learn about safety at camp
• Kenton 7 on 7
• Little League: July 1, 2011
• Ridgemont coaching openings
• Theft suspect
• Avery Nicole Haudenschield
• Police Reports: July 1, 2011
• Ronald V. Burden
• R’mont administrators get new contracts, protections from SB5
• Hardin Wind trying to resolve Mid-Ohio issues
• Jamboree draws big crowds
• Couple celebrates 45th
• Rotary officers
• Police Reports: June 30, 2011
• Paul Terry Lyons
• Connie L. Vice
• Robert J. Ziegler
• Caiden Alan Bridenstine
• Mission Control
• KCS awarded $600,000 grant for international studies
• Governor ready to sign $56 billion Ohio budget
• Bridge, anyone? Club plays cards for 60 years
• Writer spends week at Space Camp
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Couple celebrates 60th
• Variety of activities planned at annual Tree Town Festival
• Chautauqua coming to Lima
• Lady Wildcats camp
• Little League: June 30, 2011
• Great job with GOBA
• Police Reports: June 29, 2011
• Ronald Lewis Moore
• Jury begins ‘disturbing journey’ in 11 deaths
• Moose cleanup crew
• Hardin among counties offered loans to farmers
• Sunee Marie Van Buskirk
• Helen J. Hickle
• Steven Richardson
• KCS can still get state help on new building
• Home Savings donates Dunkirk lot to Habitat
• USV gets tax advance to meet payroll
• USV teachers, staff accept contracts with no pay raises
• A summer swim
• Little League: June 28, 2011
• USV Alumni to host golf outing July 30
• Windy Acres to hold July 4th scramble
• Swing Thoughts: June 27, 2011
• John Vincent Morton
• Franklin Eugene Graber
• Ronald Lewis Moore
• Police Reports: June 27, 2011
• Public workers in Ohio seeking retirement hit record level
• Home stretch for GOBA riders
• Gene Autry Days
• Student and educator receive awards
• Couple celebrates 30th
• Red Cross collects 66 units at blood drive
• Royalty candidates named for Tree Town Festival
• Western performers set for Gene Autry Days
• Two from area place first in district Elks soccer shootout
• Blazers select Diebler with 51st pick
• Little League: June 24, 2011
• Police Reports: June 24, 2011
• Carolyn Louise Dickinson
• Nora Pauline Kenworthy
• It’s Showtime!
• New events added to Tree Town Festival
• Carolyn Louise Dickinson
• Janice C. Herbst
• Police Reports: June 23, 2011
• Hi-Point employees keep base freeze
• Hardin Northern reports academic recognition
• Summer cleaning
• Italian treat at library
• Kenton cowboy enthusiast ready for Gene Autry Days
• Ridgeway HS Class of ’61 reunites
• Bicycle winners
• Riverdale Elementary honor rolls announced
• ONU gets grants from Ohio Space Grant Consortium
• New truck
• Game time
• Community spirit
• A new band
• Local nursing homes to be hurt by state cuts
• County, agency to review Family and Children First
• HC Red Cross to hold golf scramble July 23
• Not presidential material
• Fitness and nutrition focus of opening YMCA Day Camp
• KHS girls top Bluffton in Hogg Creek game
• First day of camp
• Little League Results: June 21, 2011
• Contract keeps salary freeze for KCS teachers
• Ada board considers income tax for fall vote
• Plan OK’d to address parking, traffic issues at Hardin Central
• Riverdale board makes plans for return to November ballot
• Author discusses cast iron toys during museum visit
• Facts about NBC Outreach
• Important presidential quality
• Shedding a tackler
• Little League: June 20, 2011
• Kenton Elks Lodge conducts annual Flag Day ceremony
• Ohio Northern’s Paul Nutter named Ohio Lion of the Year
• Roundhead alumni gather
• Joan Earl
• Wava R. Spradlin
• Police and Sheriff Reports: June 20, 2011
• Marcella Maxine Hall
• Group gathers 714,000 signatures to let voters decide fate of union law
• Sprucing up for GOBA
• Albanian students will return home with many memories of America
• Variety of activities slated to welcome GOBA riders
• Hardin Central lists honor roll
• Hardin County Municipal Court Activities: June 18, 2011
• Juvenile Court News: June 18, 2011
• Couple celebrates 40th
• Gene Autry Days
• Ira C. Foreman
• Wava R. Spradlin
• Police Reports: June 17, 2011
• Adan Noe Vega
• Isabella Sophia Baughman
• Patriotic welcome
• Hardin Hills gets high marks; director fears new state regulations
• HN taking team approach to improve students’ scores
• Ohio fire that killed six likely caused by grill
• HN board accepts Claypool resignation
• Couple celebrates 55th
• Roundhead High School class of 1961 reunites
• Students in the News: June 17, 2011
• Celebration donation
• Kenneth C. Augsburger
• Police Reports: June 16, 2011
• Father and son ministers turn GOBA into a family tradition
• Car sales fuel surge in county sales tax take
• McGuffey man sentenced to nearly five years in prison
• Run set for animals
• Kenton High School lists honor roll
• Six killed in fire
• Tree Town Fest to feature a number of athletic events
• Second farm champions
• LaRue native to have key role in Marion Theatre’s production of Hairspray
• Area Students in the News: June 16, 2011
• Forest H.S. class of 1961 gathers for 50th reunion
• First prize
• Memorial trees
• Run planned
• Ground water raises sewer costs in Ridgeway
• Lillian D. (Myers) Young Heffelfinger
• Robert Ries
• Police Reports: June 15, 2011
• Ohio might allow concealed guns in bars, stadiums
• ODOT, county leaders discuss future of troublesome Ohio 195
• Easton Ty Cook
• Police Reports: June 14, 2011
• Helen L. Bostelman
• Carol Marie Jordan
• Rev. Janet (Overly) Lewis-Cattell
• Kenneth Richard Lunce Sr.
• Retiring KHS teachers will miss students/staff
• Kenton prepares for ‘GOBA-ville’ week
• Kenton council considers placing energy program on November ballot
• Nine from Ben Logan FFA receive their state degree
• Marshman, Niekamp set July 2 wedding date
• KMS pair earn honors in Americanism contest
• Dunkirk native honorary dean of Ohio Fire School
• Future Wildcats
• Little League Results: June 14, 2011
• Six pursuing health careers awarded Mary Lou Johnson scholarships
• Ada Kiwanis members thank Kewpee owners for donation
• Be part of GOBA festivities
• Police Reports: June 13, 2011
• Evelyn E. McKee
• Marion W. Rapp
• Exchange students became ‘sisters’ as they experienced U.S.
• Sixth grade was good fit for retiring Kenton teacher
• Two arrested on drug charges after traffic stop
• Scholarships presented
• Melia Rayelle
• Evelyn E. McKee
• Police Reports: June 10, 2011
• KHS graduates plead guilty to lesser charge in school prank
• Retiring R’dale High teachers amassed 103 years in classroom
• Roundup time
• Celebration support
• Area students get Ohio 4-H Foundation awards
• Ada students recognized for academic success
• American Red Cross plans swimming lessons at Ada pool
• Kleinfelter and Coleman announce wedding plans
• County received double the rain
• Little League Results: June 10, 2011
• New R’dale coach to hold players meeting
• Bassmasters haul in good catch at Belleville Lake (Mich.)
• AYBT returns to Hardin County this weekend
• KHS boys hoop camp slated for June 20-23
• Police, Sheriff Reports: June 9, 2011
• Lachlan Alarik Spearman
• Trevor David Bingham-Williams
• KMS beautification
• Polar Bears’ Stump, Hipsher ready for runs at DIII state track meet
• Mauk ready to make leap into state competition
• Riverdale’s Fox peaking at right time
• Former MLB pitcher Stechschulte named ONU baseball coach
• Edwin Mattson
• KHS grads face charges in school vandalism
• Ada Farmer’s Market opens
• Five co-valedictorians to address Ben Logan graduates
• Kenton pair convicted on drug charges
• Marseilles Alumni gather for 65th banquet
• Earth Day
• Ben Logan senior studying Japanese to travel to Japan
• Summer ride
• Meeting some animals
• Gospel singing
• Playing dominoes
• KMS show choir wins first place award
• Kenton spring athletes receive awards
• Bluffton champions
• Evangelist to speak at Lima Aglow
• Hazel M. Bash
• Clarence Rush
• Honoring the chief
• Memorial Day in Hardin County
• County celebrates Memorial Day
• Clarence Mervin Rush
• David Schlachter
• Holbrook, Miller to marry
• Service Notes: May 28, 2011
• Area Students in the News: May 28, 2011
• Ada Kiwanis Club gathers
• USV FFA at convention
• Lunch reward
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: May 28, 2011
• Probate Court activities: May 28, 2011
• Polar Bears’ Stump and Hipsher, Riverdale’s Fox run to state
• New procedure offered for urinary incontinence
• Kenton native has loved life as a Marine
• Bible class on Book of Exodus planned at Community Bible Church
• GOP women’s group visits Statehouse to mark 50 years
• Issues facing farmers during a wet spring
• Mauk jumps to state, Kenton relays get into regional finals
• BL relays advance to regional finals
• Police Reports: May 27, 2011
• KHS Band making CD of its music
• Four HN seniors didn’t pass all OGT sections, can’t ‘walk’
• Area man gets community control for drug charges
• Two arrested, drugs confiscated during Alger search warrant
• Lois I. Bailey
• Viola Evans
• LaVon Musson
• Police Reports: May 26, 2011
• Instant playground
• Winds and big hail slam Ohio
• Hardin official key to conviction of man in vet scheme
• Prosecutor wants 9-1-1 testimony heard
• Lima man sent to prison
• KHS students to graduate with academic recognition
• Couple celebrates 15th
• LeVan elected FFA district secretary
• HN’s Stump leaps to regional crown
• Hardin Northern recognizes spring athletes
• Ben Logan hands out spring sports awards
• Support cancer society
• Viola Evans
• LaVon Musson
• Beulah M. Myers
• Marilyn Joan Willeke
• Police Reports: May 25, 2011
• Health board raises concerns about Amish living conditions
• Four share valedictorian honors at Ada High School
• First pitch
• Parade lineup finalized for Memorial Day
• Library contest touts new e-book service
• Veterans recognized
• Dancing and dining
• Let all students participate
• Couple celebrates 50th anniversary
• 60th class reunion
• New 4-H members
• Blood drive results in 61 productive units
• USV board orders medical evaluation of superintendent
• USV Academy owes district $200,000; decision on its future postponed
• Pair to lead Ridgemont graduates
• Action by Kenton council enables police, fire departments to spend grants
• R’mont students gain attention for accomplishments
• Personnel moves top R’dale slate
• Ridgemont faces funding concerns
• Forecast shows USV carryover shrinking
• Riverdale baseball pounds Crestline 16-0
• Falcons drop season finale to Crestline
• Ada FFA members receive State Degrees at convention
• YMCA Day Camp planned
• Riverdale students receive scholarships and awards
• Area thinclads have a successful day at Spencerville district meet
• Relays lead KHS boys to 4th at district meet
• Raiders finish second at Graham district
• P-G nips Polar Bears
• Eilieen E. Green
• Beulah M. Myers
• Police and Sheriff Reports: May 23, 2011
• On the way
• Veterans Memorial Tree Program promoted at park
• Gophers fall short against N. Baltimore
• KHS girls relays, Miller advance to regional
• Wildcat relays finish first at district meet
• Lois Ann Bennett
• Eilieen E. Green
• Columbus Division head visits Kenton Kroger store
• Foraker landmark scheduled for demolition
• Ada students bring life back into schoolhouse
• Feeling the pain
• Genealogy Society hosts Pioneer Family Banquet
• HN FFA gets recognition at convention
• New pastor at First Church of God
• Droll ordained as Transitional Deacon in Columbus
• Former Buckeye to speak at Ada church
• Stump wins high jump at district; number of area athletes qualify for regionals
• Pair of Raiders jump to DII regionals
• Riverdale, Ada soccer teams hoping to play at Crew Stadium
• Lois Bennett
• Police Reports: May 20, 2011
• Love Shack
• Community gardens promoted
• Police Reports: May 19, 2011
• Haylyn Lynelle Geiger
• Robert McAdow
• Tonya L. Wright
• HN FFA sponsors blood drive
• County official sends blunt message about drug problem
• Benefit for Bryce Sunday in Kenton
• Nine in USV Honor Court to lead Friday’s graduation
• Gophers advance past Carey 8-1
• Mauk breaks KHS long jump mark, advances to regionals
• Cadettes honored by Campus Girl Scouts
• R’dale FFA travels to convention
• Special celebration
• KHS football camps slated for June
• Gophers, Rams picked to All-NWCC teams
• Gillfillan Memorial 5K to be held June 10
• Ben Logan spring awards to be held Tuesday
• USV spring athletes recognized
• Planting memory
• Christian entertainer
• Visiting Mexico
• On to Hollywood
• Trip to New Orleans
• HN’s Stump has big day at BVC meet
• Dill leads BL softball to win over Greenon
• Five-run 5th propels Raiders past Greenon
• U-8 YMCA soccer team goes undefeated
• Harold A. Badertscher
• Willard R. Shulaw
• Police Reports: May 17, 2011
• God’s plan in action
• Mother/Daughter Banquet
• Kasich seeks $400,000 for bills left by Strickland
• Cleanup workers
• Fell leads Bulldogs at NWC meet
• Lady Raiders finish third at CBC track meet
• Gophers fourth, USV fifth at NWCC track meet
• Ontario rips R’dale
• Riverdale track teams third at NCC meet
• McComb blasts HN
• Miscues hurt Polar Bears
• Kenton Force goes 8-0 for season
• David Andrew Chiles
• State FFA Degree
• Ada’s Simon leaps to 4th at NWC meet
• Wildcats’ tennis season ends
• USV’s Holbrook wins NWCC shot put title
• BL softball KO’d from tourney by Shawnee
• Vanlue scores four in 7th to beat Polar Bears
• Wildcats defeat HN
• Bucks top Falcons
• Falcons rally for third win in last five games
• Police Reports: May 13, 2011
• Donations to S.O.U.P.
• Carey finishes off Gophers
• Lady Wildcats hold off O-G for third straight win
• Big first inning carries O-G past Kenton
• Lady Raiders earn CBC win over Greenon
• KHS tennis wins final regular season match
• Mauk, Morrison place at WBL meet
• Pheasants Forever gathers for banquet
• Police Reports: May 12, 2011
• Adella Faye and Steena Winifred Dudek
• Mother’s Day brunch
• Treat for mothers
• Just like Vegas
• Senior Citizen’s Day guest
• Mayor visits
• Miscues costly for Falcons in tourney loss
• Wildcats eek out WBL victory over St. Marys
• Elks shootout winners
• Wilson’s double lifts HN softball over C-R
• Polar Bear rally comes up short against Hornets
• Pitch, Hit and Run winners announced
• Wildcats blank Willard in sectional opener
• Ada rallies to advance past Allen East 5-4
• KHS tennis finishes 8th in WBL
• Throw to third
• BL softball loses in 10
• Three-run 6th lifts Jefferson past Kenton
• Falcons top Lucas for second straight win
• Errors costly for Raiders in CBC loss to Shawnee
• William H. Pulford III
• Teachers participate in Resident Educator program
• Fair board agrees to move up FFA project judging
• Law commencement set at ONU
• KHS vocal students receive awards
• Lady Falcons pick good time for first win
• HN girls lead area teams at Ada Invite
• Eastwood finishes off Wildcats tourney hopes
• Arlington eliminates Hardin Northern
• Carey rallies past Ada
• Waynesfield-Goshen ends Rams season
• Council on Aging talk at Ada Kiwanis meet
• HC Sports Hall of Fame to induct inaugural class tonight
• Raiders suffer loss to NW
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: May 7, 2011
• Juvenile Court Report: May 7, 2011
• HN FFA team makes it to state in Envirothon contest
• Dola High School Alumni gather
• Business expanding
• Haake promoted to administrator
• Young Kenton woman has special bond with ‘Grandma’
• Locals invited to try Buggy Ride Bike Tour
• USV boys third, Riverdale team fourth at own relays
• Celina rallies past Kenton
• Coughlin, Raiders blast Stebbins
• Goodrich’s no-hitter propels Raider win
• Kindle leads Bulldogs past Delphos Jefferson
• Wildcats experience success at WBL meet
• Van Buren outslugs Hardin Northern
• HN softball loses to VB
• KHS boys 2nd in tri-meet
• Golden-voiced man back in rehab
• Guild has Spring Luncheon
• Students perform recital
• ‘Weird Al’ to bring parody songs to Marion Palace
• Lady Wildcats deal Arlington first loss
• Rams claim 5-2 win over Hardin Northern
• Buckeye Central clips Riverdale 2-1
• Early runs help S’ville get past Bulldogs 9-6
• Falcon rally falls short at Buckeye Central
• Polar Bear softball blasts USV 28-0
• Defiance tops KHS
• Take advantage of good deals locally
• Relay for Life to hold 5K; Corn Hole tourney
• Kenton tennis team drops WBL match to Celina
• Ada driver wins fourth straight at Attica
• Student’s hair set on fire
• Police Reports: May 4, 2011
• David Dwight Culp
• Sandra A. Smith
• Stephen Howard Stethers
• Pauline L. Tudor
• Couple celebrates 25th anniversary
• Wildcat thinclads sprint to county track championship
• R’dale edges Hardin Northern for Hardin County girls track title
• Henry speaks to Kenton Rotarians
• Kindle leads Ada to win over Spencerville
• Logan Alan
• Police Reports: May 3, 2011
• Blaine Ellwood Lamb
• Myron K. Plate
• Sandra A. Smith
• Support new Kenton school
• Show KCS children they matter
• Providing the best for children
• Officer training
• Obesity in county children discussed at BPW meeting
• Tenwaldes take top spot in Bassmasters’ tourney
• Gophers receive seed at Findlay Sectional
• Ada softball seeded second at Spencerville
• HN girls 6th at L-B Invite
• Ben Logan wins pair
• Student sacrifice
• Hi-Point actions impact county schools
• KMS Dimensions plans Showcase
• Storage units broken into
• Police Reports: April 28, 2011
• Connor Andrew Douglas Seabert
• Isaac Scott Hanson
• Kissling’s one-hitter leads Wildcats to win over Bulldogs
• Lady Wildcats top Ada in eight innings
• Kenton tennis claims second straight match
• Late runs lift Bath over Lady Wildcats
• Wildcats earn first WBL tennis victory
• Wildcat boys first in quad meet
• Lady Falcons claim dual meet
• BL girls finish second at Logan County meet
• Ada outscores P-G
• Bulldogs stave off late LTC rally
• ‘Ram’ Invitational to be held on Thursday
• Bath deals Kenton WBL loss
• Arlington tops USV
• Indoor cookout
• Volunteers saluted
• Support Ridgemont levy
• Don’t need any extra taxes
• Elks Soccer Shoot-Out slated for May 5
• Proud of R’mont graduates
• Kelly, Smith to marry
• Ohio to pay $2.6M to man wrongly imprisoned
• Ben Logan High School students receive academic recognition
• Billy G. Allen
• Mark Harrison Morris
• Thomas J. Ratliff
• Norman Eugene Zachariah
• Andrew Robert Besser
• Ben Logan raises $2,867 for earthquake, tsunami relief
• R’dale boys strong at HN Invite
• Lady Falcons win HN Invite, HN’s Stump top performer
• Gophers take twinbill from Elgin
• Raiders sweep WL-S
• BL softball drops pair
• Lady Wildcats claim Ayersville tourney
• Defiance defeats KHS tennis team 3-2
• Marean Howard
• Mark Morris
• Couple celebrates 40th anniversary
• Treasure what we have
• Sensible to back new school
• Hardin County Municipal Court News
• Child Abuse Prevention Poster Contest winners named
• Mid-Ohio Energy consumers gather for annual meeting
• Career Expo in Wyandot
• Vivienne Donna Reel
• Ridgeway man hits century mark; shares his wisdom and memories
• Ada officials aim to preserve police streets with tax issue
• Wildcats boys fifth, girls sixth at Upper Sandusky
• Pair of four-run innings lifts Elida past Wildcats
• Ridgemont outhits Rams 8-2
• Ada softball tops CG in nine innings
• Raider boys win Tiger Invite, BL girls second
• KHS softball takes care of Elida 5-1
• Seventh-inning rally lifts C-G over Ada
• Northwestern slows down Ben Logan
• Polar Bears downed
• BL softball rallies for victory
• Blood drive nets 64 productive units
• Morrison to suit up in North-South game
• Limaland cancels Friday’s racing slate
• Rams fall to Lehman
• Visit from lamb
• Gifted students visit Mazza Museum
• Charles J. Daniel
• John O. Gliebe
• Mona K. Grubbs
• Police Reports: April 21, 2011
• John O. Gliebe
• Bert A. Grubbs
• Mona Grubbs
• Maimu Reel
• Arline A. Switzer
• Mason James Rish
• Victim of wind
• Ada not budging on parking restrictions
• County in good shape for 2011; 2012 a question
• Two injuries reported in four-vehicle crash
• KHS gridiron opener may be on ESPN
• Raiders take care of Northwestern
• Early runs lift N’western to win over Ben Logan
• Close play at first
• Falcon bats quiet in setback to Ontario
• R’dale softball loses
• NWC adds girls soccer
• Dale E. Deisler
• Norman Faurot
• Vernon J. Gasson Jr.
• Bassmasters successful in start of 2011 season
• R’dale Middle School students saluted
• Man who killed 3 says he has ‘evil thoughts’
• Edward Anspach Jr.
• Dale E. Deisler
• Virginia L. Mentzer
• Maimu Reel
• Shea Ryan Newfer
• Randal R. Stansbery
• Russell H. Vertner
• R’dale High students get academic recognition
• HN students named to A, A/B honor rolls
• Hardin County Municipal Court Report: April 16, 2011
• Hardin County Juvenile Court News: April 16, 2011
• Blanchard Pleasant Buckeyes meet
• Kenton students get savings lesson
• North Union Middle School students saluted for grades
• Tired of hearing Republicans
• Third in Ohio
• Wanday Faye Gross
• Wilma A. Gunnett
• Richard J. Stewart
• Police Reports: April 15, 2011
• Kenton Elks honor April teenagers of the month
• Star treatment
• Mt. Victory to put income tax issue on ballot
• Child aids in rescue of man who fell along river
• Wynford outslugs Riverdale
• W-G downs Gophers
• Gophers have pair of 10-run innings
• Early runs help Wynford get past Falcons
• Ram track teams finish 2nd in four-team meet
• L-B outscores HN 20-3
• Riverside outhits Rams
• Eagles top Polar Bears
• Kenton rips Mustangs
• Raiders pick up CBC victory over Urbana
• Keep magic alive at R’mont
• Volunteers honored
• Littleton to plead guilty
• KHS honor roll students listed
• Hardin Central names honor students
• Police Reports: April 13, 2011
• Charles Glenn Barnes
• Larry L. Dickinson
• Margaret E. Kinney
• Dorabelle Marie Rupert
• Hardin Northern FFA vies in career development events
• Basic training completed
• KMS students earn academic honors
• KMS musicians receive high ratings
• Big first inning propels Leipsic over HN
• Falcon comeback bid comes up short
• Late runs lift Vikings over Polar Bears
• Ada rallies past LCC
• Colonel Crawford outhits Lady Falcons
• Reserve tickets for Doty Classic on sale
• Ada, USV split doubleheader
• Lady Bulldogs sweep Rams
• Henry wins second straight at Attica
• Raiders take pair in Micah Gregg Tourney
• BL softball splits pair
• Wilkins sets Raider 3,200 record
• KHS tennis blanked
• James Wayne Barnes
• Brad Burkhart
• Police Reports: April 11, 2011
• HN salutes March Students of the Month
• Soroptimist International holds Celebration of Women
• Martha Jeanne Amweg
• Wildcat boys fourth in Kenton Relays
• Robert R. Farmer
• Hardin Northern grad and family survives Japan earthquake
• Meat market
• Financial concerns force ONU to change plans
• Erter joins staff at Panaché
• Khloe Ann Reffitt
• Polar Bears finish second in triangular
• Waynesfield tops Rams
• Raiders slowed down by Tippecanoe
• Falcons split dual meet
• West Liberty-Salem takes care of Wildcats
• Tippecanoe rallies past Lady Raiders
• Colonel Crawford hurler no-hits Falcons
• Russell Hicks
• Khloe Ann Reffitt
• Marilyn Sue Rockhold
• Lady Falcons’ rally comes up short
• Bucyrus outslugs Falcons
• Seven-run third inning propels Gophers
• Big third inning carries Arlington past HN
• Red Devils hold off Hardin Northern
• Young, Wilson lead Raiders past Graham
• BL softball tops Graham for third straight win
• Fairbanks nips USV
• KHS tennis team falls to Marysville
• Raiders win tri-meet
• Columbus Grove wins dual meet with Ada
• USV’s Coburn chooses Bluffton
• Zachariah solid on mound in KHS loss
• Ram thinclads first in quadrangluar
• Dill leads BL softball to win over Graham
• Zell pitches Raiders to CBC victory
• McComb deals Ada first setback of season
• Miscues costly for HN in setback to Carey
• Falcons lose to Bucyrus
• Lady Polar Bears get outhit by Carey
• Ada’s Henry wins feature at Attica
• Leora A. Burden
• Leon F. Dickinson
• Esther LoSchiavo
• Hamilton S. Robinson Sr.
• Police Reports: April 5, 2011
• Guild plans Spring Luncheon
• Roundhead residents plan festival to celebrate history
• Under the lasso
• Task force raid nets three arrests in city
• Riverdale girls finish 2nd at Carey Relays
• Ben Logan outslugs Wildcats 13-6
• Seven-run inning lifts Lady Raiders over KHS
• 12-run rally helps USV sweep Arcadia
• C-R sweeps Gophers
• Polar Bears drop two
• HN splits twinbill
• Lady Raiders 9th at London Relays
• Charles G. Barnes
• LeRoy Harder
• Alger woman to celebrate 90th
• Jack R. Stahler
• Western flavor
• Expanding services
• Indian Lake outhits Wildcats
• Charles H. Fricker
• Play at first
• Larry M. Tabor
• Local officials share funding concerns with state lawmaker
• People and Places: April 2, 2011
• Kenton boys first in tri-meet
• Lady Polar Bears finish first in triangular
• Ada boys win tri-meet
• Wildcats bats quiet against Bellefontaine
• Lady Wildcats suffer first setback
• Bulldogs rip C-R to improve to 3-0
• Falcons earn first win
• Anna M. Berger
• Ruby L. Snavely
• Dorothy N. Burton
• N.C. couple transforms former Eastcrest Dairy Freeze
• Purcell named AD at Waynesfield-Goshen
• Henry to drive for Lawrence Motorsports
• Lady Raiders finish first in quad meet
• Big band swing review featured at Marion Palace
• Rock and roll legend Eddie Money in Findlay
• ONU play festival highlights Native American theatre
• Dorothy D. Downing
• Derron J. Taylor
• Police Reports: March 31, 2011
• Dennis Marvin Haynes
• Reclaiming Futures helps young people conquer addictions
• New dealership
• Eugene A. Price
• Municipal Court Report: March 26, 2011
• Layelle Layne Coulson
• Cooper Tire exec to deliver lecture at Ohio Northern
• Pak Mail recreates county tourism display
• Foraker couple’s ‘daughter’ from Japan visits to escape troubles
• Janet C. Wolber
• Gospel concert at Full Gospel
• Hi-Point business students win awards at conference
• Candidates to compete for beef royalty honors
• County expects big cuts in state funding
• Alliance’s website credited with attracting businesses to county
• Parent removed from HN meeting after accusations
• Construction of new dog pound likely
• HN may see total loss of $167,000
• Gordon W. Clark
• Bernice C. Harmon
• Seeks explanation from USV
• Ben Logan to present ‘Hairspray’
• ‘An Evening with Groucho’ set in Marion
• Piano concert at ONU
• Gianna Louise Staley
• Another arraigned in botched bank robbery
• Honored at Statehouse
• Latimores claim Hillcrest Invitationals
• R’mont athletes receive awards
• Fink, Brandon to marry
• Betty J. Keller
• Alice J. Timm
• Daniel A. Stewart
• Police Reports: March 23, 2011
• Health agency to take lead in studying obesity
• Health board will tell Alger man what he needs to clean up
• Students offer free prom dresses
• Riverdale working toward $500,000 in cuts
• Cellphone deflects bullet
• Findlay man declared sex offender
• HN FFA participates in Job Interview contest
• Invitational champions
• James Pierpont Allen
• Johnny Lee Cowen
• U.J. McGinnis
• Police Reports: March 22, 2011
• Kenton told state money to build schools is running low
• KCS expecting funding cut of 10-14 percent
• Board gets update on technology, art
• Taylor named to council
• Smeed, Scott to marry
• Girl Scout Sunday celebrated in Dunkirk
• ONU sweeps twinbill
• Polar Bears go 2-2 over the weekend
• YMCA 3-on-3 signup deadline Tuesday
• Police Reports: March 21, 2011
• David M. Edgar Jr.
• Shirley A. Spurck
• Studio allows Harco clients to display artistic creativity
• McGuffey flooding at sewer plant cost village $4,200
• Ridgemont teacher, coach retires with fond memories
• Police Reports: March 19, 2011
• Area students receive honors
• Good, bad of small town life
• Early Easter bunny
• Hardin County Courthouse News: March 19, 2011
• What’s wrong with fence?
• Hamilton, Haudenschield plan wedding in May
• Forest chief promotes village cleanup
• R’way man faces felonies over logging
• Hardin Northern observes FFA week
• Concerns raised about Senate Bill 5
• KHS athletes receive awards
• Johnny Lee Cowen
• Eric David Hayes
• Swimming talents
• Japanese students at ONU seek support from classmates
• Lack of money delays flood study for Findlay
• Study finds county poised to grow jobs
• Kenton council adopts legislation
• Craft time
• Students show speaking skills
• Scout to receive Eagle Rank
• Safety donation
• Kasich wants to open parks to oil, gas drilling
• R’dale Middle School students on honor roll
• Players stage Kitchen Witches
• YMCA Sea Dragons set to swim in ‘Zone’ competition this weekend
• Falcons Kessler receives All-Ohio recognition
• ONU tennis wins
• 5th grade champs
• Helen L. Whittaker
• Police Reports: March 16, 2011
• Lawmakers to begin review of Ohio budget
• Ada Girl Scout turns passion for sewing into community project
• New state lawmaker says changes needed in Ohio
• Ada board leader spells out why district may need tax hike
• Council sympathy not enough for some flooded Ada residents
• Reservations due for Spring Achievement Day
• Terrific Kids
• Pennies for Patients
• USV’s standout Williams to play football at Urbana University
• Lady Wildcats mentor top District 8 coach
• Ada, KHS swimmers receive recognition
• Children exercise body, mind at Silly Saturday
• Police Reports: March 15, 2011
• Alice M. Lehman
• Darlene M. Shaver
• KCS students raise $2,661 in Jump Rope for Heart
• Hardin Leadership resumes
• ONU wrestlers place at NCAA DIII meet
• Alice M. Lehman
• Robert L. Stevenson
• Police Reports: March 14, 2011
• Some lose, some gain in Census report
• Service Notes: March 12, 2011
• Municipal Court News: March 12, 2011
• John J. Newman
• Wynford wins close one
• Hardin County leads rest of state in obesity study of third grade students
• Hempy Water Conditioning gets top dealership award
• R’dale High reports academic success
• Juvenile Court Report: March 12, 2011
• First place
• Seven from area receive All-district basketball honors
• Sea Dragons to swim at NW Ohio meet
• Kathy A. Hastings
• Harley Richard Hoffer
• Police Reports: March 11, 2011
• Simon Kenton playground improvements enable all children to play and laugh
• MV to study ‘water intrusion’
• Elks honor March Teens of Month
• Seven Forest candidates to be interviewed
• Only Believe Ministries opens campus in Kenton
• Couple celebrates 57th anniversary
• KHS grad enters pro basketball world
• Lady Wildcats 5th and 6th grade tourney set
• James W. Gould
• Police Reports: March 10, 2011
• Three injured
• Ex-Alger fiscal officer wants to change theft in office plea to not guilty
• Kenton pizza worker second woman to win first at World Pizza Games
• Disgusting detective
• Ohio rural, urban areas lose population to suburbs
• Students of the Month
• Rail talk at Rotary
• Special delivery
• Glamour shot
• Senior Nutrition Meals: March 9, 2011
• New card table
• Seniors encouraged not to neglect dental care
• Intruder training: Schools advised to maximize evacuation chances
• Kenton police officer tasers man
• KHS to present Into the Woods musical
• Youth leaders get training at International Paper
• Students in the News: March 8, 2011
• Ridgemont looking for JH football coaches
• KHS winter athletes to be recognized March 17
• BL winter sports banquet to be held on Thursday
• Police Reports: March 8, 2011
• Sheriff’s Report: March 8, 2011
• Charity Mae Biddinger
• David L. Knisley
• Linda K. Seymour
• Riverdale eliminated from tournament by Wynford
• Crash sends four to hospital
• Melissa Conklin
• Warren Harbison
• Ada Kimble
• David Knisley
• John “Robbie” Monteith
• Almeda Passet
• Linda Seymour
• County homeless problem grows with no local shelter
• Ethanol plant owner eyes fresh start
• Columbian takes care of Kenton’s sectional hopes
• Rams shock Ada for sectional crown
• Charity Biddinger
• David Knisley
• Hearl Mann
• Ruth Wahl
• Man stabbed
• Area Forecast: March 5, 2011
• Boil Alert lifted
• Kessler, Falcons pull away from N. Riegel
• Early mistakes costly for Lady Rams in loss to New Knoxville
• Charlit Mea Biddinger
• Hearl Mann
• Teresa Stinson
• Ruth E. Wahl
• None injured in bus crash
• Forest Police Activities: March 4, 2011
• Koby Roger Hendrickson
• Churches donate food
• Williams, Long to marry
• Soil testing topic at tillage breakfast session
• Bill restricting Ohio collective bargaining rights advances
• Reality leads U.S. to temper its tough talk on Libya
• Setting in place
• Overs’ buzzer-beater lifts Rams past HN, into sectional final
• Shooting woes prove costly for Gophers
• Guy Carr
• Jane Fields
• Braylen Michael Ball
• Police Reports: March 3, 2011
• Area Forecast: March 3, 2011
• ‘Three Cups of Tea’ to be performed at ONU’s Freed Center
• Circus coming to Kenton
• Kenton artist featured at UF
• KHS graduate performs at UF
• L-B knocks Falcons out of sectionals
• KHS to meet Columbian
• Ohio Northern baseball gets off to 2-0 start
• Jane Fields
• Teresa J. Stinson
• Larry O. Treen
• Police Reports: March 2, 2011
• Six businesses charged
• ‘Getaway’ driver gets nearly 5 years in prison
• Another term
• Boys sectional play begins tonight
• HN grad earns coach of the year honors
• St. Marys takes care of Wildcats 68-41
• Bulldogs finished off by Spencerville
• Arlington cruises past Falcons 56-37
• BL girls 21st at district
• Needing a bucket
• Flood waters return to Findlay
• Quiz Bowl champion
• Brody Mathison Szymanski
• Lady Rams top Ada for sectional crown
• Lady Wildcat rally comes up short
• Lady Falcons advance past Mohawk
• Area wrestlers fall short in bid for state
• Wilcox swims to 11th at state Division II meet
• Dennis L. Black
• Robert E. Conover
• Ruthy Compton
• Jack C. Curl Sr.
• George E. Davis
• Collective bargaining – why it’s good for everyone
• Dennis L. Black
• Hazel Collins
• Robert E. Conover
• Wildcat grapplers drop opening matches at District
• Police Reports: February 26, 2011
• Lucy Rose
• Forest man leads effort to renovate cannons
• Suspect says bodies of Ohio couple in Georgia
• Area cage contests rescheduled for today
• Hazel Collins
• Top spellers at KMS
• ONU students to perform in Mexico
• John Carroll rallies past Lady Polar Bears
• Rams fall to Arlington
• Gopher hold off Hornets for win
• A look at Hardin County agriculture
• KHS grad Cydney Davis plans concert at KMS
• Injustice to public schools
• The Ides of March to perform March 12 at Marion Palace
• ‘Star Trek Live’ slated at ONU
• Hats off to Hardin Co. YMCA
• House Minority Leader Budish shares concerns about Senate Bill 5
• USV student elected vice president of education group
• BL students get superiors on science projects
• Lady Wildcats stave off Madison
• KHS grapplers look to take next step
• Vanlue’s size too much for Falcons
• Police Reports: February 24, 2011
• Lake of Lights profits shared with groups
• Miller, Grabowski to wed
• Kenton Block Watch signs are coming
• Service Notes: February 23, 2011
• Museum a survival story
• Appreciative neighbors
• Bulldogs advance past Hardin Northern
• Lady Polar Bears move past Muskingum
• ONU men fall to Heidelberg in double OT
• Gophers ousted
• USV third graders review of ‘Santa Paws on Christmas Island’
• Area Hi-Point business students qualify for state competition
• Students in the News: February 22, 2011
• Police Reports: February 22, 2011
• NCC champs
• Another fine mess
• Nipped in the bud
• Balanced budget aim of Kenton board
• Trooper begins project to ‘Clothe a Child’ in Kenton
• KCS calendar: One day off for fair
• FFA at hockey game
• Junior quiz bowl winners
• Helping pets
• Pair of Ada swimmers earn state berths, KHS and USV score
• USV tops Polar Bears in sectional preview
• Kenton grapplers advance to district
• Lady Falcons claim regular season finale
• USV’s Salyer to play football at the University of Findlay
• ONU men top B-W
• Polar Bear women lose
• Gertrude Spoon
• Perle R. “Peachy” Krimblebine
• Zane Joshua Buxton
• Crash kills 3 Ohio teens
• Kasich still backs out-of-state pick for jobs chief
• Area Forecast: February 19, 2011
• B’fontaine man charged with killing woman in basement
• Women get prison for drug offenses
• Grads promote leader program
• Annual meeting of Dairy Service Unit slated Feb. 28
• New and Small Farm College offered
• Five generations
• Ada, Kenton Kiwanis clubs meet with Aktion Club
• Red Cross collects 56 units of blood
• Trustee attends sessions
• Area to be well-represented at Division II district swim meet
• ONU women take care of Wilmington
• USV boys fall to R’side
• Heart health
• Ruth M. Krings
• Ferne I. Ware
• Davey L. Trent
• Mt. Victory gets state loan to help with water systems study
• Quick start lifts Lady Rams over Kenton
• Buford, Craft lift Buckeyes over Spartans
• Lady Falcons cruise to win over Lucas
• Gophers lose on road
• Corporal Nathan Brock Carse
• Barry Alan Rodney
• Kenneth Leo Smith
• Davey Trent
• McCullough named Citizen of the Year
• Wildcats knock off state-ranked Defiance
• Late surge propels Rams past Gophers
• Riverdale finishes third at NCC duals
• Leipsic routs HN
• Dorothy L. (Bassett) Cummings
• Paulding cruises past Bulldogs 76-49
• New leadership team in place at Hardin ESC
• Dewey Manns
• All wrapped up
• Buckeye Central deals Falcons NCC setback
• Liepsic slows down Lady Polar Bears
• Lady Wildcats suffer setback at Defiance
• Gophers double-up by Gilead Christian
• Bulldogs suffer NWC loss to Paulding
• Falcon 7th grade girls win NCC tournament
• Lillian E. Elsasser
• Dorothy L. Cummings
• Courtlan L. Hoover
• Alma M. Shroyer
• Police Reports: February 11, 2011
• Task force makes arrest in Forest
• Brothers to serve 60 days in jail
• Hollan, Shape to marry
• EPA air emissions study of farms moving along
• Online First Detector Training at conference
• Candidates sought for county beef royalty
• Sams gets new term
• Support Pet Food Pantry
• Upward program exciting
• Couple celebrates 60th
• County Red Cross releases annual disaster report
• Kenton man assisting with OSU Lima play
• HN students saluted
• Ben Logan High School students honored for grades
• KHS gridiron standout Howell to play for University of Dayton
• ONU women stay near top of OAC
• Polar Bears outshoot Heidelberg 80-62
• Lady Raiders fall short
• Alfred E. Cole Sr.
• Agency survey verifies homeless problem in county
• Geometric cards created
• Kenton man gets more prison time for drug charges
• Execution dates set for seven Ohio condemned killers
• Riverdale Elementary lists honor students
• Turner, Modd to marry
• Library gets memorials, honorariums
• Alfred Cole
• Cherryl S. (Mullady) Mione
• Police Report: February 9, 2011
• USV offers assistance on wind energy efforts
• Ada promotes May tax levy
• Red Devils run past Lady Wildcats
• Lady Falcons pull away for win over Upper Sandusky
• Polar Bears come up short against W-G
• Big third quarter lifts Crestline over Gophers
• Carey gets past Rams
• CG rallies by Ada
• Ben Logan bowlers split
• Killer of three confesses Mount Vernon house was random target
• HN’s Stump to continue track career at University of Findlay
• Wildcats make quick work of Indian Lake
• Kotterman earns OAC player of week honors for second week in row
• Vanlue nips Gophers
• Lady Raiders sweep bowling triangular
• LaMoyne A. Lingrel
• Olen F. Walters
• Police Reports: February 8, 2011
• Jemma Louise Wireman
• USV may close Wind Academy, move students to McGuffey
• Fackler, Kelly lead Wildcats to 65-53 victory over Bulldogs
• Lady ‘Cats rally past Celina
• USV and Riverdale earn seeds
• Police Reports: February 7, 2011
• Marlene J. Clinger
• Lucille M. Heilshorn
• Olen F. Walters
• Falcon grapplers fifth, Wildcats eighth at Carey Invite
• Lady Falcons cruise to win over Crestline
• Ratleff scores 26 points in Gophers setback
• Fair board hears from several visitors at meet
• Leadership benefits touted
• Local tourists narrowly escape Egyptian revolution
• Woman pleads guilty in Ohio plane pot case
• Idella Bushong
• Ruel Van Hoose
• Jail agrees to limit stun gun use
• Area Forecast: February 5, 2011
• P&G reorganizes units; exec Rob Steele to retire
• New Goodyear headquarters
• Wildcats struggle in loss to Celina
• Fast start lifts Wynford past Falcons
• Idella Bushong
• Marlene J. Clinger
• Ruel Van Hoose
• Police Reports: February 4, 2011
• Four local issues, few candidates on ballot
• Extension officials present report on tax levy benefits
• Flipped on ice
• Polar Bears earn second straight
• Capital deals loss to ONU women
• HN girls victorious
• Police Reports
• Power still out
• Guns at shelter
• Area Forecast: February 3, 2011
• Rachel A. (Pleasant) Oldham Stevens
• Judy A. Shoemaker
• John L. Crisp
• James E. Cowen Jr.
• Maya Elizabeth Boltz
• Morrison makes it official: inks to play for Bearcats
• Basketball games rescheduled
• Kotterman named OAC player of week
• James E. Cowan Jr.
• John Crisp
• Corbet Joseph
• Rachel Oldham
• George D. Vaubel
• Sophia Anne Erter
• Police Reports: February 2, 2011
• Lady Rams stave off Bellefontaine rally
• Gillfillan Memorial 5K to be held June 10
• Wildcats top Gophers, clinch winning season
• W-G holds off Bulldogs
• Polar Bears get back in the win column
• ONU men defeat John Carroll 76-72
• Wildcat relays swim to 2nd in WBL meet
• Lady Raiders cruise to 2nd straight win
• Polar Bear girls topple Marion Catholic
• W-G defeats Gophers
• Police Reports: January 31, 2011
• Anita L. Downer
• Quick start enough as Bath holds off Wildcats
• Lady Falcons come up big late to hand Wynford first loss
• Margaret L. Chamberlain
• Floyd R. Mullennax
• KHS students named to honor rolls
• Ex-Labo chaperone, husband share stories of world travels
• Bulldogs earn NWC win over Lincolnview
• Hospital board welcomes new member
• Perry outsizes USV
• KFD awarded $33,773 grant for airpacks
• Kylie Morgan Shepherd
• ‘Corn University’ to examine possibility of 300 bushel corn
• Agricultural Pollution Abatement Program to be studied at meeting
• Ada Kiwanis club studies its history
• Attracting attention
• Ada man gets more prison for drug charges
• Margaret L. Chamberlain
• Kevin Lee Eatherton
• Richard E. Gobrecht
• Elizabeth A. Zweizig
• Police Reports: January 28, 2011
• Three-pointers carry Bath past Wildcats
• Balanced Bulldogs finish off Lincolnview
• Quick start propels L-B over Polar Bears
• Lady Gophers edged by Marion Catholic
• Black lawmakers urge Ohio governor to hire minorities
• Allen David Burba
• Winogene Hartle
• Floyd R. Mullennax
• Patricia Lynn McClure
• Alice L. Murdock
• Hoffman to continue at Riverdale; board to seek tax increase
• Sheriff’s office secures grants for other county enforcement agencies
• Raiders stave off late Bellefontaine rally
• Lady Rams coast past Vanlue 50-35
• ONU women suffer OAC road setback
• Otterbein downs Polar Bears 64-46
• Going for a pin
• Springsteen tribute show coming to Marion Palace
• Students in the News: January 27, 2011
• Latham has reception for McKee
• Red Devils post 65-32 win over Riverdale
• Kenton swimmers post sweep
• Scott’s 27 lead Ridgemont past Village Academy
• Wildcats come up short at Pleasant
• Five advance at K of C free throw shoot
• Dale W. Cramer
• Richard E. Gobrecht
• Winogene Hartle
• Police Reports: January 26, 2011
• Judge to rule on opening homicide case
• Ada police to offer text, email alerts
• Humane society helps the county
• Falcon spellers
• Man sent to prison for killing infant son
• Barbara Ansley
• Laura Ruth Casper
• Allen David Burba
• Richard Santford Kindle
• USV board president: District needs to slash up to $1.5 million
• Kenton mayor hits positives of tough year in State of the City address
• Good year financially for cemetery
• Kenton man charged
• Carey uses balance to get past Lady Rams
• Bulldogs swim to wins over Elida
• Bill F. Holbrook
• Pauline Phelps
• Judy A. Shoemaker
• Barbara Jean (Withrow) Spitzer
• Police Reports: January 24, 2011
• Bulldogs pull away from Cory-Rawson
• Lady Falcons get defensive against Colonel Crawford
• Vanlue’s size too much for USV to overcome
• Sea Dragons first in own invitational
• Village Academy tops Lady Gophers
• KHS graduate spends long weekend climbing mountain
• Elida pulls away for win over Wildcats
• Bucyrus staves off late Falcon surge
• Mary Wright
• Thelma Montgomery
• Richard Manley
• Ronald Frey
• Charles Dyer
• Ava Lynn Manns
• Area Forecast: January 22, 2010
• Math-a-thon at USV
• Wildcats to Elida for second WBL win
• KHS girls, Ada boys win tri-meet
• USV girls clinch share of NWCC
• Lady Bulldogs push past Bluffton 52-49
• Quick start propels P-G over Polar Bears
• KHS cheerleaders to host mini-camp
• USV game postponed
• Charles Emerson Dyer
• Richard A. Manley
• Couple celebrates 60th
• Saving a streetcar topic at Allen Co. Historical Society
• Cameron Wayne Jakopovic
• Caleb Marion Powell
• Robert Eugene Reber
• C. Norverda (Predmore) Tilley
• Police Reports: January 20, 2011
• Foundation grants to top $100,000 for first time
• Police review board gets board evaluation
• W. Mansfield woman gets community control
• Nationally known trio to perform at UF Comedy Jam
• Ada to stage ‘Footloose’
• Victory Jamboree set
• Ohio justice calls for end of death penalty
• Bellefontaine edges Wildcats 51-49
• Kenton man ready to show his might in ‘Toughman’ contest
• Arlington bedevils Rams
• Gophers have little trouble with LTC
• Richard M. Hensel
• Robert Eugene Reber
• Harry Mason Thompson Jr.
• Police Reports: January 19, 2011
• Serious juvenile crime on decline; Judge: County needs fewer beds for detention
• Lake of Lights talk
• Goshen Township Community Fund Drive generates $2,815
• ‘Back of the Bus’ exhibit slated at UF’s Mazza Museum
• Clowning around
• New stylist
• Writing letters
• Police Reports: January 18, 2011
• Kenton hears pitch to close school for fair
• Issues facing youth focus of King Day rally in Kenton
• Ohio woman uses paint to help others
• Cold weather doesn’t stop Alger cleanup plans
• Dola woman hospitalized after two-vehicle crash
• Five generations
• Liberty-Benton staves off Lady Falcons’ fourth quarter rally
• Third quarter run lifts Wildcats over Ada
• KHS girls 6th, boys 8th at Celina/Wapak
• HN girls win in OT
• Bulldogs come up big in fourth quarter
• Falcons outshoot Lucas
• New Knoxville hands USV girls second loss
• New Riegel cruises past Lady Gophers
• North Union defeats Gophers
• B-W defeats Lady Polar Bears
• ONU men suffer road setback
• Retiring Forest administrator recounts many improvements
• Wildcats hold on for WBL win over O-G
• Mount Victory gets fiscal officer, alternatives for water improvements
• LCC takes care of Ada by 24 points
• Rams rally past Waynesfield-Goshen
• Case of missing woman featured on TV program
• Deardorff, Diebler to wed
• Fast start helps Lady Falcons top Bucyrus
• Municipal Court Report: January 15, 2011
• Kenton’s ‘candy lady’ dies
• Eileen Erwin
• Wyatt William Flowers
• Lady Rams take care of Riverside
• Lady Wildcats fall short against O-G
• Arlington runs past Lady Polar Bears
• Big second quarter propels LCC past Ada
• Gophers fall to Fairbanks
• Zona C. Wyss
• Jordyn Renee Hensel
• Police Reports: January 14, 2011
• Marathon to split, base refining in Findlay
• Commissioners to visit Seneca Co. dog pound
• Hite looking forward to new role as State Senator
• Kenton woman sent to prison for nearly 5 years
• New York firm to bring jobs to Ada
• Nellie J. Dodds
• Robert E. Showe
• Kodi Ervin Lawrence
• Paige Vivian Lowery
• Police Reports: January 13, 2011
• Ben Logan to induct three into HOF
• Columbus Grove takes down Falcons
• Shooting woes costly for Polar Bears
• ONU women run past Wilmington 67-56
• Raider bowlers win
• Dilley, Morgan to marry
• Johnson library reports memorials and honorariums
• Ohio Northern to stage ‘Proof’ at Freed Center
• ‘The Music of Florence Harding’ set in Marion
• Toledo Symphony to present ‘An Evening of Waltz’ at UF
• Entertainer visits
• Elvis Day and Homecooking
• Looking for a prize
• Thoughts on new Congress
• Auditor at Rotary
• Students in the news
• New surgical arm
• Snow causes number of game cancelations
• Nellie J. Dodds
• W. Charles Koehler
• Charles Faurot
• Charles W. Koehler
• Eva Mae Reed
• Gerald A. Stierhoff
• Police Reports: January 11, 2011
• R’mont building plans advance; Ridgemont leader urges taxpayers to accept ‘gift’
• KCS to seek 3.79-mill issue for new PreK-6 elementary
• Haushalter leads Kenton board
• Alger man pleads guilty to sex chargers involving minors
• Jordan to continue meeting people
• Rezoning approved for rail center site
• Kasich begins term as Ohio governor
• R’dale will seek tax increase in May vote
• Falcons soar past Crestline
• Six advance from Elks hoop shoot
• Introduction was valuable for new Kenton City superintendent
• Late basket lifts Shawnee past Kenton
• Bulldogs take care of Allen East 58-37
• Area Forecast: January 8, 2011
• Deloris Gould
• Marlene Gillfillan
• Noreen DeStazio
• Strong start propels Gophers to win
• Lady Rams topple Waynesfield to move atop NWCC
• Shawnee outshoots Lady Wildcats 91-66
• Allen East nips Ada
• Arcadia pulls away from Hardin Northern
• Ella Jane Caudill
• Police Reports: January 7, 2011
• Joe V. Sheldon
• Dalton William Adams
• Deaths resulted from burglary gone wrong
• Eastern Melodies set by ONU Symphony
• Leora Packer
• Stephen Craig Swihart
• Mary Jo Tredway
• Police Reports: January 6, 2011
• Homeless Ohio man with velvety voice becomes a star
• HSWCD works with landowners on drainage, other concerns
• New USV board leader wants to keep public informed
• Falcon grapplers split tri-match
• Bassmasters hold year-end banquet
• ONU women remain unbeaten in OAC
• Heidelberg gets past Polar Bears 67-63
• Lady Rams take care of Polar Bears
• Lady Falcons stave off Buckeye Central
• Vanlue powers past Gophers
• Kenton swim teams split with Lima Senior
• Ella Jane Caudill
• Leora Packer
• Joe V. Sheldon
• Police Reports: January 5, 2011
• Braylon Wyatt Good
• Volunteer helps kids with homework, lets them see outside world
• Group promotes Hope Line; County Suicide Prevention Coalition aims to increase awareness
• Lights support appreciated
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Mauk’s 37 helps Wildcats edge Bluffton
• L-B outshoots Ada
• Emma Mckenzie Kaylor
• Police Reports: January 4, 2011
• Barbara Bean
• Ella Jane Caudill
• Caleb Joe Allen Haney
• Joe V. Sheldon
• Kenton man killed in Auglaize County crash
• Alliance seeks nominations for annual county awards
• Wildcats swimmers place high at Lima Holiday Invite
• Couple celebrates 50th
• Investigators probe fatal Ohio shootout
• McGuffey man charged with counterfeiting
• Jerry Gibbs
• Caleb Joe Allen Haney
• Ila Kurt
• Robert J. Leis
• Donald L. McKinley
• Naomi Moore
• Domino’s franchisee sets pizza record
• Boedicker, Burgbacher get married in Florida
• Bath cruises over R’dale
• Defense powers Kenton to win over Ben Logan
• Riverdale boys start strong, then cool off in loss to Ontario
• Ben Logan bowlers roll over Greenon
• KHS football team steps up to wash cars at blood drive
• R’mont FFA honor top local story of 2010
• Logistics center construction to start in January
• McGuffey man dies in crash; 2 others injured
• Strong second half propels Lady Wildcats over Chiefs
• Lady Falcons get past Bluffton 41-31
• Snyder leads ONU women to victory
• Schnelle and Staley lead Polar Bear men
• Annual Elks hoop shoot set for Saturday
• Mouser, Bell to marry
• Holiday cheer
• The Band Perry to deliver mix of country and rock in Marion
• Tony Award-winning actress to perform Jan. 30 in Findlay
• Ohio murder suspect shoots himself
• Nancy J. Campbell
• Janet Goslee
• Police Reports: December 29, 2010
• Jane R. Rettig
• Family plans vigil for Kentonite injured while in police custody
• Health board selects Das as commissioner
• Wildcats take care of Hardin Northern
• Riverdale grapplers outscore short-handed Wildcats
• McCombs tops Ada
• Lady Wildcats hold Indian Lake at bay
• Lady Polar Bears tear past Commodores
• BL bowlers victorious
• Stanley L. Frair
• Richard J. Williams
• Police Reports: December 28, 2010
• Pfeiffer ends 24-year run as health commissioner
• Kenton mayor rates 2010 a success
• Riverdale names Shultis to board seat
• Stedman, Westenbarger to marry in June 2011
• Benjy R. Anderson
• Betty J. Hogue
• John “Rick” Nelson
• Police Reports: December 27, 2010
• Cross optimistic about county’s future as he prepares to leave office
• Derr, Gammon united
• Defense propels Wildcats to third victory
• Third quarter run lifts Wynford past Falcons
• Early run lifts Rams past Ridgedale
• Lady Raiders roll to a school record
• Teressa Ann (Bodi) Bildfell
• Stanley L. Frair
• Betty Hogue
• Police Reports: December 24, 2010
• Ashkii Takoda Smith
• Court receives $1.2M grant to help treat teen drug problems
• Dance companies featured at ONU
• Players set auditions for ‘The Kitchen Witches’
• ‘Odd Couple’ auditions planned in Marion
• Chorus rehearsals set
• Little Big Town to perform benefit concert
• Ada Kiwanis has Christmas luncheon
• Learning about charities
• Couple celebrates their 60th anniversary
• Christmas party
• USV students recognized
• Lady Falcons take care of Ontario
• Arlington runs past Ada
• Wildcats swim past Bellefontaine
• KHS girls move to 5-1
• Cory-Rawson takes care of Gophers
• Quick start helps AE sink Polar Bears
• Clara M. Garman
• Police Reports: December 22, 2010
• Aubriauna Avery-Lynn Gulasa
• Nativity scene
• Jordan, Conner to wed
• Couple celebrates 64th
• Teddy bear project
• Kenton pressure too much for Falcons
• Wildcats swim to first place at Marion
• ONU falls at Capital
• Leona Ellen (Cavin) Lease
• Police Reports: December 21, 2010
• Busy time of year
• Rockin’ reindeer at Upper Scioto
• Kenton Booking Injury
• ONU suffers 79-77 setback to Marietta
• Cold-shooting Falcons dealt NCC loss
• Baker leads Ada to victory over Perry
• Rams fall short against Allen East
• Raider bowlers split with Kenton Ridge
• ONU women remain unbeaten in OAC
• Lady Raiders pull out first win of season
• New Breman downs Lady Gophers
• James L. Cook
• Rebecca S. Dunson
• Hot-shooting JROTC squad gets trophies, life lessons
• Honda begins expansion
• Wildcats can’t keep pace with Van Wert
• USV downed in OT by Marion Catholic
• Wynford takes care of Lady Falcons
• Gophers rally falls short against LTC
• Gray seal dies
• Jerry Smith
• David Walton
• Lydia Petersheim
• Donations to be collected at concert
• Police Reports: December 17, 2010
• Geraldine L. Bailey
• Margaret Ann Bowsher
• Thelma Irene Mabrey
• Carl Harry Moore
• Jerry L. Smith
• Sondra Stephenson
• Generous donation
• Youth, families benefit from Y’s Strong Kids Campaign
• American Degrees
• Christmas, worships songs and rock music part of concert at KMS
• Roy Clark to perform Christmas concert in Marion
• Ohio Northern to present ‘Knuffle Bunny’ musical
• Polar Bears claim third straight OAC win
• KHS award winners
• Second half rally lifts Elgin over Raiders
• ONU women top Adrian
• Majority of judges reject new district for Blanchard flooding
• Probe underway into Kenton man’s injury during booking
• North Baltimore thwarts Lady Polar Bears
• Kenton girls swim to split in WBL tri-meet
• Slow start costly for Ridgemont boys
• KMS Report: December 15, 2010
• Police Reports: December 15, 2010
• Injury being investigated
• Mildred E. King
• Carl Henry Moore
• Jesse L. Pullien
• Santa scolding
• Christmas at the Farm
• Family Planning Services to join health department
• Lima man convicted of sexual offenses
• Ada treasurer earns extended contract through July 2015
• Missing boys’ dad ends fight over return to Michigan
• Donna Odean (Smith) Bushong
• Carl Carman Jr.
• Helen I. Koch
• Dennis Joe Ommert
• Jesse L. Pullien
• Police Reports: December 14, 2010
• Day of fun
• A Christmas Story
• Kenton looks to close out ‘10 on strong note
• Kenton seeks grant to remove ash trees
• Donation means more trees at Grove Cemetery
• Raid nets more heroin
• Couple celebrates 50th anniversary
• Ada swim teams split opening tri-meet
• Upgraded
• Christmas at the Farm Museum
• First in state
• Salt piles pollute drinking water
• Special recognition
• Police Reports: December 13, 2010
• Walter L. Bartlett
• Donna Odean Bushong
• Lucille E. Castle
• Ralph Fry
• Wilma Mae (Mansfield) Hubbell
• Carl H. Moore
• Wildcats start sluggish in win over Rams
• Big second quarter lifts Lady Falcons
• ONU men topple John Carrol in overtime
• Riverdale boys take care of Hornets
• Urbana beats BL girls
• R’mont tops Bradford for first win of season
• Ada wins 2nd straight
• Lady Polar Bears cruise past John Carroll
• Alltel Wireless opens
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: December 11, 2010
• Hardin County Recorder’s Office Activity
• Motter replaces Oates as fair board secretary
• Kentonite looks to take UF experiences on road to masters
• Values and ethics focus at Youth Leadership session
• R’dale leads county in test
• Two candidates spend $30,000 in commissioner race
• Mya Michelle Hunsaker
• Beryl Boles
• HN’s Parliamentary Procedure team heads to state contest
• Refine ag production techniques, boost yields at conservation conference
• Honey talk
• Girl charged in shooting death of Forest teen
• Elk Teens of Month honored
• Kenton girls suffer first setback at St. Marys
• Lady Rams blitz Marion Catholic
• Gaining the advantage
• Hardin Northern girls hold off Van Buren
• Ada comes up short at Spencerville
• Lady Gophers pick up first win of season
• KHS football and cheer program to be held Wednesday
• Beryl Boles
• Police Reports: December 10, 2010
• Couple celebrated 25th
• Musical comedy set at Palace Theatre
• UF student performs in piano recital
• Victory Jamboree planned
• Conkle performs
• Statehouse visit
• Murder victims families sue city of Cleveland
• HN students saluted
• Safety tips
• Mistletoe Ball raises $38,000
• Teddy bears for orphans
• Agency appreciates support
• Lady Polar Bears pull away from Otterbein
• Staley leads ONU men past Cardinals
• Tippecanoe rips BL girls
• Kenton/USV tickets available at KHS
• Winter hitting league to be held at LL fields
• Police Reports: December 9, 2010
• Early present
• Smile for Santa
• Wrapping paper donated
• Facebook talk at Ada Kiwanis
• Lady Rams stop Ada in overtime
• Wildcats’ Morrison commits to play football at Cincinnati
• KHS swim teams split with Van Wert
• Homemakers gather for annual Christmas program
• Woman thought to be dead in Ohio crash is alive
• HN student a semifinalist in scholars program
• Ada budget plan will keep dispatchers through May
• Four men join county’s Agriculture Hall of Fame
• Robert Gerhardt Henry Heinfeld
• Anita Jean Lutz
• James Marvin Nichols
• L. Gladys Stump
• Elmer Webb
• Elmer Webb
• Police Reports: December 6, 2010
• Slow going
• Kenton family seeks help after fire hits home
• Kentonite ’serious’ after crash
• Lady Polar Bears claim OAC opener
• Arcadia pulls away from Lady Bulldogs
• Graham tops BL girls
• Fair board hires secretary/treasurer
• Ohio girl, 16, survives being struck by train
• Falcons make shots early in win over HN
• Wildcat swim teams sweep Elida in opener
• Kalida win defensive battle with Bulldogs
• Doing their level best
• Raymond Guyton
• Feds say policy changes could affect Ohio’s schools grant
• Ohio hunter said he shot charging bear
• Area Forecast: December 4, 2010
• ‘Night in Bethlehem’ returns to Camp Common Ground to tell ‘The Story’
• Third group poised to harness county’s wind
• Kenton man gets more than 4 years in prison
• Police Reports: December 3, 2010
• Area Forecast: December 3, 2010
• Emmett Alan Mullholand
• Supreme Court says botched execution survivor to remain on Ohio death row
• Ridgemont students to deliver world hunger talk in Las Vegas
• Two held following raid at Kenton home
• Hardin County 2011 dog tags go on sale
• Hot shooting touch propels Lady Wildcats over Ben Logan
• Bulldogs place five on Division VI All-State squads
• William Kougher
• Cahner Ethan Brim
• FedEx to cut 200 Ohio jobs
• Area Forecast: December 2, 2010
• Fundraiser begins to replace KMS auditorium rear curtain
• USV board rejects advice, won’t trim staff
• Teachers, crowd highlight positive activities at USV
• Bowser’s resignation approved
• Ada council remains divided over need for dispatchers
• Priest’s sentence appealed
• Edward Jones representatives speak to Republican women
• Cleveland hospital gets $42 million gift
• Six Wildcats garner All-Ohio honors, Mauk top DIV offensive player
• St. Wendelin finishes off Lady Polar Bears
• Students chatted with gunman to keep him calm
• Area Forecast: November 30, 2010
• Sage Elizabeth Flowers
• Amara Elizabeth Legge
• Blayne Everett Michael Kindle
• Police Reports: November 30, 2010
• Woman kept as a ‘pet’
• No snow yet
• James Thames
• Hanson-Neely plans service
• Couple celebrates 25th anniversary
• Hardin Northern rallies past Ada
• Lady Rams open with victory over Ridgedale
• Lady Wildcats top Urbana for 2nd win
• Man charged with Columbus murders
• Ohio son’s journey from Purple People Eater to supreme court justice
• Deer season opens in Ohio
• Community raises money for victims’ families
• Police Reports: November 29, 2010
• Retired Teachers gather for Thanksgiving luncheon
• Boy collects peanut butter for Haiti
• Black, Clark to marry
• Tressie Emmaleen Achey
• Robert Warren Forest Handell
• Stay positive at Upper Scioto
• USV FFA Chapter keeps busy
• Lady Wildcats win season opener
• Family tribute
• Municipal Court News: November 27, 2010
• Two speak at veterans’ dinner
• Many questions about USV
• Ben Logan High School students named to Merit and Honor Rolls
• Christmas piano concert at St. John’s
• Tree planted
• Auction of decorations to highlight Christmas Around the Square
• HN FFA members receive their Greenhand degree
• National Proficiency award received
• Girls hoop slate tips off tonight
• Police Reports: November 26, 2010
• Elmer M. Anderson
• Leland P. Fundom
• Holiday dinner
• Entertainment
• Wins OSU items
• Turkey visits
• Making buckeyes
• Police Reports: November 24, 2010
• Esther M. Kneisley
• Patricia Hope Baughman
• Eian Carter Strahm
• Kenton Kiwanis gets new member
• Police Reports: November 23, 2010
• Patricia Baughman
• William L. Conner
• Jane E. Dunson
• Phyllis Jean Jenkins
• Remains found
• Back in the classroom
• USV facing another $282,000 in cuts
• Area judges to decide fate of conservancy district
• Firms want paid by USV for building planned, never built
• Polar Bears advance to second round
• William D. Cheney
• Phyllis Jean Jenkins
• Police Reports: November 22, 2010
• Kenton to be start for annual bike tour; Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure to gather at, leave from county fairgrounds next June
• Clean Ohio funds OK’d for Kenton site; redevelopment eyed
• Coroner: 2 Ohio women, boy stabbed and dismembered
• Hardin Central Elementary students earn recognition
• Area residents complete Citizens Sheriff’s Academy
• HMH Foundation makes plans for Mistletoe Ball
• KHS senior to perform in Macy’s parade
• Slain woman’s boss found blood, knew something was wrong
• Alter rallies past Wildcats to claim regional title
• police reports
• Kenton man is missing
• Area Forecast: November 20, 2010
• Transitions continue
• Ohio homeowner using wood from dismantled barns
• Ohio fugitive captured
• ‘Night in Bethlehem’ offers nativity experience
• Community grieves after three missing are found dead
• Wildcats, Bulldogs well-represented on All District squads
• Masonic Pool results: November 19, 2010
• Avery McKinley Blue
• Holiday giveaway
• Budget crunch in Ada: Police dispatchers may be cut
• HN ready for new strategic plan
• Leadership graduates recognized
• Group presents toys
• Culture Club tours Mazza Museum at U. of Findlay
• Latham Chapter has installation
• Agency racing changes
• Bently Michael Schmidt
• Police Reports: November 18, 2010
• Mary Elizabeth (Benson) Appelfeller
• Karen I. Edwards
• Linda Kay Overly
• Ready for Santa
• Price family closing Dunkirk funeral home
• A good man
• Offensive line doing its part to aid in Wildcats’ success
• Sears and Dick to wed
• Michelle Lyn Sharif
• Luke Jason Stuckey
• Group: New conservancy district not needed for flooding concerns
• Enhancing 4-H program goal of new educator
• KCS concerned about state budget cuts
• Health commissioner to be part-time post
• Celebrating birthdays
• Mount Vernon consumed by search for missing family
• ‘Best friend’ helped woman overcome bullying fears
• Ohio sheriff: Missing mom, two others may be dead
• USV board: Four hours behind closed doors
• HMH receives long-distance help with ICU patients
• Ada district gets more analysis of state report card
• Man pleads guilty to shooting Ohioan with arrow
• Another tree for Akron
• Ohio man’s life spared
• police, sheriff reports
• Claire Louise Shepherd
• Betty Lou Noggle
• Niles Spencer Pifer
• Girl found alive, bound; no word on three others still missing in Ohio
• Holiday lights display taking shape at Saulisberry Park
• Pennies for the Park
• Ohio Northern takes care of Heidelberg, earns playoff bid
• Wildcats to meet Alter in Wapakoneta
• Riverdale banquets set for this week
• Beach, Peticca marry
• Cheer awards
• Irene M. Kraft
• Barbara Jean Saylor
• Wildcats topple Clinton-Massie to advance to Region 16 final
• Nice day beyond be-leaf
• Second quarter explosion lifts St. Johns to win over Bulldogs
• Miriam C. Vent
• Hardin County municipal court news
• United Way at 76 percent of goal
• Derr, Gammon to unite
• College locked down amid case of 4 missing
• Karen L. (Ruppright) Berry
• Dorotha C. Jolliff
• Irene Kraft
• Bobby D. Riff
• Barbara Jean Saylor
• Forest council taking steps to hike sewer rates
• Veterans Day special to father of fallen soldier
• Honorary lunch
• Vet salute
• Police Reports: November 11, 2010
• USV inductees
• Couple celebrates 30th
• Ada Music Feast show choir event planned Saturday
• Dinner theater
• Lady Falcon standout Kessler inks to University of Findlay
• Bulldogs and St. John’s to battle for third year in a row
• Wildcats prepare for playoff rematch with Clinton-Massie
• World War II veteran says war nothing like the movies
• NAPA razed
• Nathan R. Thompson
• Bobby D. Riff
• Betty F. Matson
• Alice M. Nixon
• Dorotha C. Jolliff
• Justin Grant Drummelsmith
• Police Reports: November 10, 2010
• Ridgeway asked to put teeth into open burning ordinance
• Grant will fund training for turbine maintenance
• Big jump for UW
• NWC quiz bowl champs
• Sharing experiences
• Sheriff on trial over inmate’s death in ‘04
• Pair face 17 charges in MV bank robbery try
• Aiden Joseph Swavel
• Police Reports: November 9, 2010
• Kasich puts brakes on train plans
• Mildred N. Wilkinson
• Alger discusses disposing of village’s machine gun
• ‘Pink out’ a big success
• R’dale program impressive
• Kenton finances in better shape
• Top mathematics students receive Math Medal Award
• Quest to open Ada branch
• New health center in Kenton moving closer to reality
• Costume winners
• Library voters thanked
• Hardin County Juvenile Court Activity: November 6, 2010
• Hardin County Municipal Court News: November 6, 2010
• Making apple cider
• Riverdale students ‘Salute America!’
• Ohio fugitive worked as caregiver
• Fighting breast cancer
• HN students saluted
• Police Reports: November 8, 2010
• Miriam V. Spaeth
• Mildred N. Wilkinson
• MaryAgnes Ash
• Police: Men sold pot from disabled woman’s home
• Waiting for a shot
• KHS junior gets taste of missionary work in Mexico
• Life sentence for rape of daughter stuns Alger man
• New health center in Kenton moving closer to reality
• Ohio burial for Marine missing 44 years in Vietnam
• Lisa Kay Nichelson
• Mildred N. Wilkinson
• Charles Wilcox
• Ohio court reverses conviction in baby’s death
• United Way of Hardin Co. pledges top $100,000
• Auditor encourages USV to control nepotism at school
• Life sentence for rape of daughter stuns Alger man
• Quest to open Ada branch
• Sign up for conservation assistance
• Growing season favorable for crop development, harvest
• Red Cross blood drive tops goal with 81 productive units
• Kentonite sent to prison
• Plans for new county dog pound get a boost
• A different beat
• Kasich cautions those who don’t join team
• Forest man critical after crash
• Police Reports: November 5, 2010
• Lisa Nichelson
• Kasich starts naming key aides
• Iva M. Smelser
• Richard Terry Prater
• Karen Marie Evans
• Ada to host Leipsic in DVI opener
• Wildcats set to battle unbeaten Carlisle in playoff opener
• Harvest Music Fest set Sunday in Kenton
• Band-o-Rama at ONU
• ArtWalk, Night of Comedy slated Friday in Findlay
• Ada students get academic recognition
• Life in prison possible after Alger father convicted of rape
• USV’s misuse of funds, contract legalities among issues outlined in state audit report
• Eyesore no more
• Puppet ministry
• Ready for Halloween
• Top costumes
• Receiving treats
• OSU raffle
• Costumes at party
• Hardin County election results
• Kasich beats Strickland in Ohio governor’s race
• Ridgemont tax passes while Riverdale issue falls short
• Forest library tax OK’d; street tax fails in Ada
• County voters pass sheriff’s levy
• Beaman runs away with commissioner victory
• Police Reports: November 3, 2010
• Merle Everett Wirt
• Margaret A. Cox
• ONU spikers advance
• Christmas tree donated
• USV Academy leader says state issues addressed
• ODOT overcomes engineering challenges to repair Ohio 195
• ONU president, wife honored as Ada’s Distinguished Citizens
• Maxine Isabelle Steinman
• HN FFA attends national convention
• KHS athletes chosen to WBL soccer teams
• Jolliff, Fox receive District 8 honors
• KHS playoff tix on sale through Friday
• Honor Society at KMS
• Crime Task Force makes drug arrests in Dunkirk
• Ohio lifts toxin advisory at Grand Lake St.
• Voting precincts listed
• Commissioner race, sheriff’s tax request top county ballot
• Home destroyed
• Leo D. Scott
• Rodney M. Bessie
• Police Reports: November 1, 2010
• Playoff matchups set for Kenton, Ada
• KHS’s Snider finishes 64th at Tiffin Regional
• Ottawa Hills rallies past Falcons, 3-2
• Salyer, Rams rip through Gophers
• Municipal Court Activities: October 30, 2010
• Four are inducted into Hall of Fame
• Johnson to leave St. Johns; Will work to establish global communications systems
• Raiders claim share of Mad River Division
• Falcons soar to victory over Lucas
• LCC gets past Ada for NWC crown
• Wildcats rough up St. Marys, finish alone atop WBL standings
• Franklin G. Jacobs
• Horne, Botchlett to wed
• Sex trafficking talk at Our Savior
• Boedicker to sing at church
• Check out county candidates
• Allen a hard worker for county
• Beaman’s leadership needed
• Sheriff’s office help praised
• Rolston and Massey wed
• Hardin County Grangers participate in convention
• Police Reports: October 29, 2010
• Falcons advance to district finals
• Irene Price
• Lena A. Bowman
• Trains collide
• Donation to S.O.U.P.
• Spirit shirts
• Quartet featured
• Preparing for bazaar
• Slide cut short
• Iva M. Smelser
• Staying fit
• Fun with pumpkins
• Hardin County District Library gets memorials, honorariums
• Couple to observe 50th anniversary
• Strong foundation from R’mont
• Five groups to perform at AcappellaFest Ohio
• U. of Findlay to stage ‘The Glass Menagerie’
• Raiders playing for Mad River Division title, USV and Ridgemont to rematch
• Variety of items for auction at Hospice’s Brunch and Bid
• NWC crown up for grabs when Bulldogs and LCC do battle
• Alger man sent to prison on robbery, drug charges
• Wildcats next objective is winning an outright WBL title
• Riverdale asks voters to adopt income tax hike
• Halloween parade fun in Forest
• Game of life
• Police Reports: October 28, 2010
• Claire Louise Shepherd
• Exchange student runaway theory questioned; Program director says Afghan youth ‘had a good personality and was very likable’
• George W. Thompson
• William E. Rizor
• Robert C. Dowd
• Police Reports: October 27, 2010
• Show support for library
• The county needs change
• ONU pharmacy prof talks to Ada Kiwanis
• Hornets sting Ada spikers at districts
• Haunted Trail of Horror and the Tunnel of Doom
• Ada treasurer: Expenses to top revenue in school budget
• Cockroach problems plague two Kenton homes
• Ada asks village residents for support to repair streets
• Plaque presentation
• Miriam Sherman Miller
• Barbara Miller
• Lauren N. Bash
• Cooper Gray Johnson
• Beaman’s integrity lauded
• Neighbors support Allen
• Retired teachers learn about USV’s Wind Academy
• Celina champs
• Bassmasters conclude season
• ONU pharmacy professor gets award, grant
• R’mont board salutes FFA chapter
• Memorial donations lead to new room at R’way library
• Ohio plans to link surveillance cameras
• Parent wants USV board to address bullying concerns
• USV to cut six teachers at Academy, plans to trim another $376,000
• Police Reports: October 26, 2010
• Virginia Thompson
• William E. Rizor
• Simmons leads ONU
• BL’s Wilkins advances to regional meet
• KHS’s Snider runs back to regionals
• Grant leads Falcons past Cory-Rawson
• Bulldogs rally past USV, into districts
• Hardin Northern class of 1965 gathers
• Soldier dies in accident
• Police Reports: October 25, 2010
• Trick or Treat scheduled
• Bluffton finishes off Bulldogs season
• Mirilee Lynn Dyer
• Area Forecast: October 23, 2010
• Mirilee Lynn Dyer
• Cops: Ohio shooting victim complained about gunman
• DeWine on the road campaigning for office
• Cheering for a cure
• Arlington pulls away from HN
• Buckeye Central rips Falcons
• Wildcats finish off Wapak, clinch share of WBL crown
• Area Forecast: October 22, 2010
• Merritt Martin Corbin
• Riley Adysin Niswonger
• Removing courthouse pavers
• Society Singers to present ‘A World of Song’
• BKP getting new leader
• Commissioner’s race expensive
• Ridgemont FFA named No. 1 in nation
• Unbeaten
• Mohawk sweeps Riverdale spikers
• Vote your conscience
• Student enjoys Ridgemont
• Mohawk sweeps Riverdale spikers
• Gunpoint abortion case debated
• GOP has edge in small donations in Ohio gov. race
• HN needs to tighten belt on budget
• Unemployment falls
• Daniel C. DeBolt
• Rocking lesson
• Wonderly, Kellogg wed
• Bulldogs to host Delphos Jefferson
• Wildcats, Wapakoneta to play for share of WBL crown
• Marysville woman gets 4 years in prison on drug conviction
• Trash turns into art at Ben Logan; Array of caps, lids being transformed into colorful mural
• Ram royalty
• Local developer
• Police Reports: October 21, 2010
• Pedestrian killed
• Edward Push
• Ruth Kalmbach
• Police reports: October 20, 2010
• Area Forecast: October 20, 2010
• Eva Elaine Johansen
• Tom D. Brown
• Aubrey Eliana Perez
• Doris M. Thiel
• Maxine Winebrenner
• Youth steals for charity
• Ohio farmer sent to prison
• Park search set
• Freed Ohio slave finally given burial rites
• Kasich’s running mate draws Dem criticism over Joe the Plumber claim
• KHS band seniors
• Special fund for sheriff’s levy
• County continues taking big hit on investment income
• Kasich: Creating jobs top issue facing Ohio
• Police Reports: October 19, 2010
• Election analysts from France, Montenegro observe local system
• Task Force makes two arrests in separate drug investigations
• Lucky puppies
• KCS has budget stability thanks to board and community, Ashba says
• Ridgemont FFA aiming for top honors in nation
• Ada Kiwanis Club gathers
• Kentonite placed on community control
• Alger to investigate razing of homes with health, safety issues
• Vaughn goal lifts Ada past Liberty Center
• Wildcats put up battle before suffering 1-0 loss to Rams in sectional play
• Glenna M. (Giesken) Sprang
• Clarence E. Cannode
• Boy finds loaded gun
• Larry J. Mizek
• Willis W. Turner
• William R. Frederick
• Ronald H. Denney
• Clarence E. Cannode
• Big plays propel ONU past Baldwin-Wallace
• Enjoying Forestry Field Day
• Justices tout ’stability and predictability’ of court
• Sen. Brown says voters need to stay the course
• Police Reports: October 18, 2010
• Fairbanks rips Gophers
• Ronald H. Clark
• Miscues cost Raiders in loss to Greenon
• Celebrating excellence
• Forest-Jackson Library seeks operating levy
• Sayler TD lifts Rams to win
• Shepherd twins went through the Korean War as shipmates
• Riverdale rolls past Crestline
• Bulldogs shred Allen East to stay perfect on season
• Wildcats roll past Defiance, set up WBL showdown with Wapak
• Residents get assurance on funding for sheriff’s office
• Wayne I. Moses
• Josephine Alberta Miller
• Luella Pearl Carmen
• Police Reports: October 15, 2010
• Falcons blast Lucas
• Marion Catholic sweeps Gophers
• Alger wins Hardin Hustle
• Slow day at Portage Lake for Bassmasters
• Bulldogs end regular season with 2-0 win over Mohawk
• St. Marys finishes off Wildcat spikers
• Elks Teens of the Month saluted
• MV council approves water system study
• House fire kills 3 in Columbus
• Honda expansion to create more than 100 jobs
• Dog donation
• Falcons host winless Crestline, Ada and BL hope to continue winning ways
• Ohio’s first lady to be at Democrat dinner
• Drive to add bus route
• Fire destroys home
• Special ride for USV senior; Grandparents pay tribute to courage of Paige Mullins
• Health fair
• Wayne I. Moses
• Rosemary (Caldwell) Carmean
• Michael C. Bopp
• Police Reports: October 14, 2010
• Quick response praised
• Amazing programs
• Support Ridgemont Schools
• C-R sweeps Gophers
• BL soccer ties Graham
• Hardin Northern sweeps past Triad
• Lady Raiders claim regular season finale
• Wildcats continue quest for WBL title when they face Defiance
• Ada runs past Lima Sr.
• KHS’s Dulin, Snyder first at county meet
• No dancing
• St. Marys tops Wildcats to clinch share of WBL title
• M. Faye Walters
• Dr. John P. Stahl
• Gladys L. Highland
• Area Forecast: October 13, 2010
• Pumpkin decorating
• Fall Feast performers
• Firefighter Sunday
• Five generations
• HN 10th at State Forestry Contest
• Wildcats drop WBL contest at Wapak
• Buckeye Central spikes Lady Falcons
• Bulldog spikers sweep
• Lady Raiders topple Urbana in five games
• Lady Falcons cruise past Swanton 6-1
• Children have a Silly Saturday
• Kenton council backs senior housing proposal
• M. Faye Walters
• Mary E. Gottfried Ohlemacher
• Gladys Highland
• Area Forecast: October 12, 2010
• Polar Bears swept
• BL shutout by Fairbanks
• Raiders spike Stebbins
• Kessler has big night in Falcons’ victory
• Falcons finish off Upper Sandusky
• Hardin County cross country
• OFMC has state convention
• HN Class of 1955 reunites
• District visit
• Hardin Northern spikers defeat Ridgemont
• Stewart scores three in Lady Falcons’ win
• Ada spikers chosen second-seed at AE
• Upward Sports teaches young people games with Christian values added
• Lady Wildcats to meet LCC in sectional
• County on pace to set harvest records
• Falcons earn top seed at Bluffton sectional
• Ridgemont leader encourages support of school’s legacy
• Ada Shepherd
• Carol D. Risner
• Karen D. Biederman
• Area Forecast: October 11, 2010
• Police Reports: October 11, 2010
• Couple celebrates 30th
• New service
• United Way drive off to strong start
• Perry beats Gophers for first victory
• Leipsic blitzes HN
• BL steamrolls Graham
• Woman’s successful singing career got its start in Kenton
• Waynesfield rallies past USV
• Bulldogs continue to roll
• Turnovers costly for Falcons
• Wildcats bounce Celina, move into first place tie in WBL
• Ruth Bair
• S. Jean Dyer
• Donald Myers
• Area Forecast: October 9, 2010
• Mary Ohlemacher
• Crestview finishes off Ada in three games
• Private pesticide applicators to see category changes
• Gophers earn NWCC win over Waynesfield
• Annual sheep tour
• Old Fort edges Falcons
• Wildcats fall on pitch
• Upper Sandusky rallies past Bulldogs
• KHS girls tennis ousted from sectionals
• Fox surpasses 2,000 assists in Falcon win
• Defiance spikes KHS
• KHS’s Rall shoots 94 in district golf tourney
• Falcons’ Diley loses playoff to earn state bid, USV’s Pickford falls short
• ONU Men’s Chorus plans homecoming concert
• Bottle show in Findlay
• ONU to present Kremlin Chamber Orchestra
• A cappella favorites at area concert
• Moore and Rish united
• Service-dog school is woman’s mission
• Conservation Stewardship Program applications due
• KHS girls tennis wins home finale
• Bulldogs host Crestview, USV hopes to get back in win column against W-G
• Wildcats play host to Celina in key WBL matchup
• Woman sentenced in Family Dollar robbery hoax
• KHS honors academic achievements
• Sheriff presents case for support of tax request
• Man’s execution day apology doubted
• Smiling firefighter
• Collin Dwight Brown
• Geneva Howard
• Eudora Wilcox Dunkin
• Area Forecast: October 7, 2010
• Police Reports: October 7, 2010
• Poster winner
• Retiring from Hardin Hills
• Going hog wild
• Greenon pulls away from Ben Logan
• Ada, Cory-Rawson play to scoreless tie
• Hardin Northern finishes off Vanlue
• Household hazardous waste recycling offered
• Brown to speak to county Democrats
• Postal worker charged
• Progress made on Lincoln Avenue; Ada prepares for more street work
• After dying three times, young mom focuses on her daughter
• Police Reports: October 6, 2010
• Brooklyn Star Browning
• Paul Alan Price
• Rev. James Holbrook
• Doris M. (Arnold) Cunningham
• Area Forecast: October 6, 2010
• Paulding defeats Ada
• Celina sweeps Kenton
• Lady Wildcats win first-ever WBL game
• Raiders overpower Bellefontaine in three
• Wynford completes sweep of Falcons
• Paul Price
• Dunkirk makes financial turnaround
• Judge’s comments prompts appeals court to return robbery case here
• County sets maximum tax on wind projects
• Ben Logan royalty
• Ben Logan volleyball gets past Riverside
• Polar Bear spikers finish off Arcadia
• Ada sweeps USV
• Wildcats top Gophers for first win
• Hardin sheriff takes part in National Sheriff’s Institute
• Area Forecast: October 5, 2010
• Police Reports: October 5, 2010
• Kathryn Marie Russell
• Police Reports: October 4, 2010
• Area Forecast: October 4, 2010
• Raiders to hold ‘Volley for the Cure’ Tuesday
• Mt. Union shuts down Polar Bears
• Bluffton edges Falcons
• Stewart nets six as Riverdale girls cruise
• Wilkins leads Lady Raiders
• Ridgedale rallies past KHS spikers
• Scott’s goal lifts Lady Bulldogs
• Dulin paces Wildcats at AE
• Pandora-Gilboa shuts down Polar Bears
• Dolores E. Davis
• Bulldogs rout Paulding 63-6
• Pirates fly past Golden Gophers
• Falcons lose third straight
• Wildcats cruise to 60-0 victory over Lima Bath
• Richard E. Stambaugh
• Wirick scores two TDs in Raider victory
• Kenton man named to head bank in Pataskala
• Sen. Brown praises ONU energy policy
• Donations to center
• Gorilla born at zoo
• Wind farm developer states opposition to maximum tax
• Block Watch interest increases
• Group to target homeless in Hardin County; Survey slated in hopes of getting help from state
• Hi-Point takes control of USV vocational courses; Vocational agriculture, family sciences transfer u
• Xavier Nicholas Hamilton
• Police Reports: October 1, 2010
• Area Forecast: October 1, 2010
• Dolores E. Davis
• KHS Class of 1941 reunites
• OHP/Kenton FFA chapter visits farm show
• Dilley advances to DIII district tourney
• Lady Wildcats move on at WBL tennis meet
• Kenton’s Rall advances to DII golf district tourney
• USV’s Pickford qualifies for district meet
• Falcons to meet Wynford, Ada hosts Paulding
• Kenton, Bath square off to remain near top of WBL
• Guitarist Jonny Lang featured at Marion Palace
• Left at pound, dogs to be trained in search, rescue
• Liability in deer case heard by court
• Students get lesson on state’s top court
• Police Reports: September 30, 2010
• Area Forecast: September 30, 2010
• Life in prison
• Walter Wilt Wayne Frazier
• ONU to stage ‘Hamlet’
• Comedian Toomey presents one-man ‘TV and Me’ show
• Recipes shared from favorites at fair’s Beef Dish Day
• Couple to celebrate 55th
• Van Buren finishes off Polar Bears
• Riverdale scores 13 in win over Harding
• Puppet fun at KNRC
• Supreme Court justices to address GOP
• Health department awarded grant
• Ohio man’s note: Sons killed to protect them
• LTC defeats Gophers
• Bulldog spikers claim first NWC match
• Falcons rip Bucyrus
• Bank robbery suspect waives court hearing
• Ben Logan harriers claim Triad Invite
• Candidates outline views on county issues; Commissioner hopefuls Allen, Beaman featured
• Riverdale royalty
• Raiders spike Indian Lake
• Police Reports: September 29, 2010
• Flury of goals propel Celina past Wildcats
• Area Forecast: September 29, 2010
• David A. Ritchey
• Mary L. Gahman
• Recipes for top pork dishes at county fair competition
• Girl Scout wins patch contest
• KHS class has 73rd reunion
• Delta Kappa Gamma learns about eye issues from Lions Club speaker
• R’dale has top finisher in rural land judging
• Harris, DeLong to marry
• Neff and Hites united
• Farm speaker
• Hot pasta dish recipes from fair
• Ottoville runs past Ada girls 7-0
• Lady Rams earn win over Marion Catholic
• Leipsic spikes HN
• Lady Falcons cruise
• Falcons, Ft. Jennings tie
• Lady Bulldogs finish off Kenton
• Polar Bears post shutout against Muskingum
• Pryor has big day for No. 2 Buckeyes
• Tea Party speakers say it’s time to take back control of government
• Ohio candidates spend millions on TV ads
• Robert J. Wireman
• David Sanford McCurdy II
• Mary E. Horner
• Safety Blotter: September 27, 2010
• Ada, USV spikers win one of three matches
• Lady Falcons fall short against Ontario
• Lady Wildcats claim win over Crestview
• Swing Thoughts: September 27, 2010
• John Sizemore
• Area Forecast: September 25, 2010
• Suspects confessed to ‘crimes against’ realty agent
• Mason Ralph and Weston Jay Sherman
• Kenton man gets nearly 5 years for aggravated robbery
• Public invited to see what’s growing at Friendship Gardens
• Untitled
• McComb routs Hardin Northern
• Rams humbled by Genoa
• Wildcats bury Elida 70-21 to get back in WBL race
• Kenton tennis suffers loss to Wapakoneta
• Kenton boys lose
• USV spikers tame Waynesfield-Goshen
• Raider golfers earn first-ever CBC title
• Falcons spike Lucas
• Host Wildcats sixth in WBL golf tourney
• Falcons get some luck in win over Ada
• Courthouse visitor
• Top four candy recipes from the fair
• Forest High Class of 1960 reunites
• Farm Bureau booth winners
• Modern agriculture reduces concern for climate change
• AEP leaves chamber over endorsement
• Faster passenger train schedule released
• Bluffton sweeps Ada
• KHS volleyball suffers WBL loss to Elida
• Couple celebrates 60th
• Flowers, Klenke to marry
• National Dachshund Races slated in Findlay
• USV fifth, Ridgemont sixth at NWCC tourney
• Lady Bulldogs topple Delphos Jefferson
• Lady Falcons, Elida play to 2-2 tie
• Lady Wildcat netters defeat Lima Senior
• P-G sweeps Polar Bears
• Rams host state-ranked Genoa, Falcons hope to get back to winning ways
• Wildcats looking to bounce back against Elida
• ‘Most Wanted’ suspect arrested in Wyandot County
• State plans special audit of Alger’s records
• Food-medication mix can pose risk to public
• Ohio realty agents wary after 2 killings, robbery
• Police Reports: September 23, 2010
• Area Forecast: September 23, 2010
• USV relay efforts saluted
• Academy issue frustrates USV residents; Parents must sign letter approving of students attending dis
• Buckeye Central takes care of Lady Falcons
• Sandusky Bay good to Bassmasters
• Bath outscores KHS girls 2-0
• Taking a ride
• Enjoying the fair
• Enjoying music
• Open house for 90th birthday
• Upper Scioto salutes ‘Star Students’
• Tip from hunters leads to large marijuana bust
• Police Reports: September 22, 2010
• Area Forecast: September 22, 2010
• Franklin E. Reef
• Ada official fears street project may not get finished
• KCS food plan targets ‘hungriest of the hungry’
• Area Forecast: September 21, 2010
• Kendal Jesse
• Police Reports: September 21, 2010
• Nelson Ulrey
• Couple celebrating 60th anniversary
• Halsey, Williams to wed
• Lady Falcons rip Upper Sandusky
• BL girls suffer 8-0 loss
• Gophers third in tri-match
• Three charged in attempted bank robbery in Mt. Victory
• Three arrested in two burglaries
• Drug raid lands two men in jail
• KCS superintendent salutes district’s ‘Excellent’ ranking
• KCS starts from scratch to complete appropriations
• Royalty, music and crafts in Ada
• HN FFA barbecue
• Ben Logan golf 25th at Middletown tourney
• Raider frosh sweep tri-match
• WL-S tops BL girls 3-1
• Wilkins, Wenger lead Raider harriers
• Falcons split tri-match
• Continental slows down Falcon boys
• Bath thwarts Bulldogs
• Late goals propel Chiefs past Wildcats
• ONU takes care of Otterbein 34-10
• Stewart leads Falcons over Kenton girls
• Rams rally past Lady Wildcats in five
• Albert G. Wallace
• Area Forecast: September 20, 2010
• Police Reports: September 20, 2010
• Health department lists flu shot clinics
• Ridgemont grad uses local setting for fantasy series
• Bucyrus wins shootout with Falcons
• Kenton family ready for Block Watch program
• Bulldogs ground Toledo Christian
• O-G’s defense slows down Wildcats
• Maretta Crowe
• Ada mayor gives update on village project to Kiwanis
• USV snaps skid against Ridgemont
• Brunow responds to claims
• Dorothy E. Brown
• Spangler goal lifts Ada over Calvert
• Lady Falcons overpower NCC foe Crestline
• Urbana tops Raiders
• Gophers suffer NWCC setback to Riverside
• Allen East spikes Ada
• Ada district faces financial concerns
• O-G sweeps Kenton
• HN loses $100,000 over lack of signature
• Elida slows down Lady Wildcats 3-0
• Harvest and Herb Fest celebrating 25 years
• Bassmasters enjoy Vermillion River
• Bank officer foils robbery attempt in Mt. Victory
• Strong storms leave destruction, injuries in Ohio
• Patricia Ann Marsh
• James K. Henkle
• Dorothy E. Brown
• Area Forecast: September 17, 2010
• Wildcats struggle on links in loss to Wapak
• Ricketts leads BL golfers
• Ada drops tri-match
• Hornets spike HN
• Lady Bulldogs earn first victory
• Kenton tennis downed by Prexies
• Perry golfers edge Rams by four strokes
• Ada to battle Toledo Christian in contest of high-octane offenses
• Kenton and O-G to square off in WBL battle of unbeatens
• Man shares author’s gift with public
• Toledo man takes helm at Hardin Hills
• Ellen M. Neuhart
• James Henkle
• Area Forecast: September 16, 2010
• Police Reports: September 16, 2010
• Three held in attempted bank robbery
• Democrats open office in Kenton
• BL boys shut out
• Kenton FFA officers
• Couple celebrates 40th
• H. Jane Dean
• Rayay Brewster
• Richard Baier
• Area Forecast: September 15, 2010
• Police Reports: September 15, 2010
• Jaydin Dennis Curl
• Students get OSU scholarships
• Gopher court
• KHS spikers drop match at Allen East
• BL outshoots Graham to stay perfect in CBC
• Lady Bulldogs take care of Lima Perry
• Firefighter training
• Stewart scores five in Lady Falcons rout
• ONU student group serves medical needs in Dominican
• Kenton city income tax running ahead of 2009 pace
• Police Reports: September 14, 2010
• Area Forecast: September 14, 2010
• Bryann Neileah Ulrich
• More county fair winners
• Buyers set new fair record
• Ada golf fourth in NWC quad meet
• Tippecanoe cruises past Lady Raiders
• Celina outhits Wildcats
• KHS golfers edged
• KHS girls lose WBL game
• L-B defeats Polar Bears
• New Knoxville finishes off Wildcat boys 2-0
• Creative champions
• KHS Class of 1944 has 66th reunion
• Bulldog spikers split match
• Raiders’ Wilkins runs to first at Spencerville
• Dean Martino
• No. 2 Ohio St. gets 4 picks in beating Miami, 36-24
• Marcella Alice Klingler
• Nichols claims Demo Derby
• Jeanne Gould
• Winning smiles
• Area Forecast: September 13, 2010
• Police Reports: September 13, 2010
• Police caution car owners about thefts
• Whooo’s the winner?
• In concert
• Bicyclists balk at Ohio ‘rumble stripes’ plan
• County fair champions
• Lady Falcons shut down
• Raiders lost to WL-S
• Senior Day
• Friday attendance at Hardin County Fair
• Cory-Rawson flies past HN
• Riverdale routs Ridgemont to remain unbeaten
• Wildcats take care of Shawnee, move to 3-0 on the season
• Phyllis Hensel
• Mark Patton
• Area Forecast: September 11, 2010
• Horse Show
• Learning Early
• Indians sweep Wildcats
• Bulldogs, Old Fort finish in 2-2 tie
• Wynford overpowers Falcons in three games
• Hot and spicy entries
• Chicken soup
• Camel ride
• Prizes for poultry
• Whole lot of beef
• More fair winners
• Lambs take center stage
• August rain reported
• Benefit run/hog roast planned
• Grace UMC announces 150th anniversary celebration
• Obstacle course
• Fair visit
• ‘Be the Groove’ coming to ONU
• Toledo Symphony to perform at the University of Findlay
• Singing and dancing
• Candy land
• Best in Rabbits
• Big animals, big honors
• Horses and riders compete
• Lady Raiders lose
• Oooh, that tickled!
• Senior groomers
• Man wanted for 30 years caught in Ohio
• Many awards for hogs
• Big day for goats
• McQuown, Sneary wed
• Five generations
• Day at the lake
• BL volleyball moves to 6-0 on the season
• ONU volleyball wins
• Colonel Crawford spikes Lady Falcons
• Elida blanks Wildcats
• Area Forecast: September 8, 2010
• Lady Raiders set record on the links
• Pasta perfection
• Elida outshoots KHS
• Raising the flag
• Falcons find a way to earn victory
• Fair honoree
• Intermediate winners
• Junior champions
• Wildcats shoot HC championship, Falcon’s Dilley takes top individual honors
• Lauren R. Hiller
• Shirley JoAnn Burd
• Police Reports: September 7, 2010
• Area Forecast: September 7, 2010
• Fair royalty crowning, band show tonight
• Fair weigh-in
• R’mont students collaborate with other teens on safe driving
• Ada Kiwanis receives thanks for supporting school reading program
• Help kids eat leass and move more
• Snider leads Lady Wildcats at CG
• St. Johns sweeps KHS
• Ada claims tri-match
• HN sweeps USV
• Ada boys unable to hold off Continental
• Connie L. Weber
• Lady Wildcats drop game to L-B
• Mark D. Snook
• Falcons take care of River Valley
• Municipal Court News: September 4, 2010
• Upholstry shop
• Friend completes tribute to USV’s Evans
• Riverdale wins ‘ugly’ over USV
• Bulldogs make quick work of Spencerville
• Cletus Fitzpatrick
• Vanlue rallies past Polar Bears
• Board members’ spouses key to fair’s success
• Chester Dalphus Collinsworth
• Wildcats light up the scoreboard in rout of Van Wert
• Pregnant Amish woman hurt in buggy crash
• Police Reports: September 3, 2010
• Lady Wildcats roll past Ada
• Lady Gophers get past USV in five
• Polar Bears open season with win
• Library receives memorials
• Helping at the fair
• Ridgemont splits tri-match
• Bulldogs outscore C-R
• Wildcats boot VW for first victory
• KHS golf earns WBL win
• Kenton tennis blanked by O-G
• New Forest police chief promotes cooperation
• Walking the plank
• Beautification prize
• Addison Lee Coy
• Area Forecast: September 3, 2010
• Dean Martin Ballard
• Area Forecast: September 2, 2010
• Police Reports: September 2, 2010
• Beautification award
• HN hopping fun
• Woman gives birth on way to hospital again
• Ricketts leads Raiders
• Lady Raiders win to even golf record
• BL girls suffer 6-1 loss
• Kenton Ridge outscores Ben Logan boys 4-1
• KHS girls tennis edged by Marysville
• Falcons, Rams looking to stay unbeaten
• Wildcats looking to get off to a 2-0 start when Van Wert visits
• Kenton teen shares the word of God on mission trip to Panama
• Hughes Reunion held
• Prepare for the fair
• Cheerleaders selected to perform in parade
• Karsen Allen Zimmerman
• Area man gets 28 months in prison on drug charges
• Bulea M. Rosebrook
• Top Ohio teen
• Truck overturns
• Recycled bench donated to park
• Area Forecast: September 1, 2010
• Police Reports: September 1, 2010
• Poe family has reunion
• Red Cross collects 66 units of blood
• Kenton man honored for blood donations
• Piecing it together
• Visiting the zoo
• Elida tops Polar Bears in four games
• Lady Raiders claim fourth straight win
• BL’s Wilkins first at Logan County meet
• Raiders second at Logan County meet
• Bulldogs rally to defeat Bluffton
• New Riegel finishes off Falcons
• Bulldog spikers take care of Ridgemont
• Sheriff tries to save $$, still running out of funds
• Raider spikers sweep Ada
• Falcons pick up much needed victory against Wildcats
• Ecstasy probe leads to one arrest
• Eva I. Hundley
• Marley Rayne Johnson
• Clyde L. Amsler
• Soldier from Ohio killed
• Jack Douglas DeLong
• Area Forecast: August 31, 2010
• Police Reports: August 31, 2010
• New look in Ridgeway
• Long descendants gather for reunion
• HN class of 1960 reunites
• Gophers spiked by North Union
• Ben Logan, Ada golf teams win
• Shawnee earns win over KHS tennis
• Indian Lake cruises past Lady Wildcats
• Gophers drop opener
• USV golf 15th of 18 at Allen East Invitational
• BL sweeps tri-match
• Kenton boys seventh at Celina invite
• Nine drug suspects avoid roundup
• KHS girls take care of Upper Sandusky
• Saturday raids nab 22 on drug charges
• Falcons split tri-match, Wildcats drop pair
• James White
• Polar Bears open season with a win
• Ronald H. Knox
• Mary E. Frederick
• Randy Carrino
• Police Reports: August 30, 2010
• Area Forecast: August 30, 2010
• Prophetess to speak at Aglow meeting
• Alger group at R.N.A. convention
• Indian Lake rallies past Ada girls
• Kentonite a finalist in OFBF Discussion Meet
• Ohio authorities find 40,000 pot plants
• Chief: Military taking aid worker threat seriously
• KCS retains ‘excellent’ rating on report card
• HN students get advice on reaching goals from former Buckeye
• Michael Angelo’s converts into full-service restaurant
• Janna K. Taylor
• Area Forecast: August 28, 2010
• Falcons rally for win over Arlington
• Bulldogs make quick work of Hardin Northern
• Wildcats outscore Coldwater in season opener 50-31
• Ada schools has reasons to celebrate
• Wynford tops Falcons
• School in new location
• Gophers finish third in NWCC tri-match
• Area Forecast: August 27, 2010
• Lady Wildcats pick up first win
• Police Reports: August 27, 2010
• Myron Leroy Burris
• Ryder Eli Tracy
• Antony Josué Arias Castle Glasco
• Kenton parents teaching daughters importance of giving
• ‘Relationships’ funding pulled; director turns to public for help
• Singers at church
• Kalida cruises past Lady Bulldogs
• BL golf wins CBC opener
• BL routs Fairlawn to earn 100th victory
• Defiance defeats KHS in WBL golf match
• Lady Falcons earn tie
• Ada golf third of four teams in NWC quad
• Falcons slowed down by Ottoville 6-0
• USV, Riverdale trying to get off to good start
• Ada, HN square off in traditional opener
• Wildcats kick off season against Coldwater on Friday
• Author brings anti-bullying campaign to Ridgemont
• Bulldogs stave off Wildcat rally to earn first victory
• Crashing into building
• Forest man sentenced on drug charges
• Mary K. Metz
• Former Corinthian employee sentenced
• Area Forecast: August 26, 2010
• Police Reports: August 26, 2010
• Author visits
• Keith William Murphy
• Ada woman celebrates 92nd birthday
• Scouts construct shed
• Couple celebrates 25th
• Raider golfers win
• Ada girls golf victorious
• KHS tennis drops close match to LCC
• ‘Activity boxes’ in place at KNRC
• Snappy job
• Nursing students visit
• Couple celebrates 40th
• Upper Sandusky outhits Lady Wildcats
• Snider leads KHS girls x-country team
• Kenton to organize Block Watch meetings
• Two rabid bats found in Hardin County
• Five area schools included in Ohio’s ‘Race to the Top’ program funding
• No place for the homeless; Church can’t afford safety improvements for shelter
• Area Forecast: August 25, 2010
• Landscaper killed by tree
• Police Reports: August 25, 2010
• State OKs loan for rail logistics center
• KPD chief: Not enough officers to respond to all police calls
• Preparing for school
• John Steven VanAtta
• Ruth Schulmeyer
• Harold Robert Leopard
• Barbara Jean Herrington
• Area Forecast: August 24, 2010
• Van Buren rallies past Lady Wildcats
• Kenton, USV golfers lose
• Lady Falcons outscore L-B
• Riverdale acts on personnel matters
• R’mont to continue planning for new building; vote a year away
• Pot field found
• Kentonite gets FFA award for restoring garden tractors
• Kenton-Coldwater tix available presale
• Gillespie, Amweg to wed
• Goshen Grange salutes service of long-time members
• Hancock Extension agent discusses sheep production at Farm Bureau meet
• Ohio grandfather tries to smuggle pot into prison
• Hardin Northern dedicates renovated school; HN remembers past, eyes future
• Area Forecast: August 23, 2010
• Police Reports: August 23, 2010
• Chloe Lynn McKinney
• Ribbon cutting
• Alta L. Cochensparger
• Kenton man gets nearly six years in prison
• Former Hardin Hills boss out in Wapak
• ‘Taking life as it comes,’ Kenton woman to turn 108
• YMCA wants to continue to run Kenton outdoor pool in 2011
• Wildcats middle of pack at Celina Invite
• VISTA volunteer at ReStore talks to Ada Kiwanis Club
• Kenton grad earned NAACP service award
• James L. Hatchett
• Fairbanks outshoots USV
• Kenton golf strong at Bellefontaine invite
• KHS girls tennis drops match to Bluffton
• Hardin commissioners opposed to plan
• Hardin Northern bus changes cause concerns
• Ohio board denies condemned man’s innocence claim
• Gee thanks county for support
• HN teachers want school start delayed; Educators seek more time to get renovated school ready
• Dola church plans hog roast to help family with bills
• County waits to establish wind farm tax rate
• Area Forecast: August 20, 2010
• Doris Allene Jolliff
• Police Reports: August 20, 2010
• Addison Noel Merchant
• Job seeking
• HSWCD salutes conservation work
• Shields, Carrig to wed
• Epling, Crowe united
• Balloon fest planned
• Juggler and acrobat to perform at UF
• Buckeye Central outshoots Falcons
• Raiders finish fourth at own invitational
• Webb medalist as KHS claims tri-match
• Boecher top Bassmaster at Delaware Lake tourney
• Downy mildew seen on local vine crops
• Four arrested in mail thefts
• Heron takes break on vehicle
• Food donation
• Myron L. Burris
• Police Reports: August 19, 2010
• Area Forecast: August 19, 2010
• Terryn Faith Devore
• Frying tomatoes
• Wii bowling winners
• Boecher-Bushong family reunites
• Hardin Pioneer Aktion Club chartered into Kiwanis family
• Broseke, Freeman to wed
• Lady Raiders win own golf invite
• Hot July draws swimmers to Ada
• Two cars stolen; thefts from vehicles increase
• Mary Ann Hall
• Robert M. Burton
• Police Reports: August 18, 2010
• Cash Alan Hazelton
• Pets found unattended
• Area Forecast: August 18, 2010
• Grant for sheriff’s office
• Accident in Mount Victory
• Making blankets
• Adelina Marie Ramsey
• Democrats get campaign update
• Jones, Taylor to marry
• Lady Bulldogs seventh at Arcanum Invitational
• USV golf tops Gophers
• Chamber and Business Alliance Scramble a success
• Lady Wildcats sweep Defiance in opener
• Maxine M. LaWarre
• Numbers stack up for gridiron Wildcats
• Alger continues with water ordinance despite critics
• Brenda K. Fletcher
• Area Forecast: August 17, 2010
• KHS meets 11 of 12 indicators
• KCS board considers seeking funding for new K-6 building
• Tri-Valley principal to be new KCS leader
• Poling admits to murdering her mom; Will only be held until 21st birthday
• HSWCD to elect supervisor at annual meeting Thursday
• Case Randall Vieira
• Police Reports: August 16, 2010
• Two men, two kids killed in Ohio crash
• Intern enjoys summer working for Alliance
• Community First honors two members of staff
• Members of the Kenton High School class of ‘60 meet
• Flowers family reunites at Black Hawk park
• Purcell/Palmer family gathers for reunion
• USV Class of ‘70 gathers
• Extra yardage
• Ada Farmers and Merchants Picnic held Saturday
• Pair from county killed Suday in two-vehicle crash near Ada
• Paul A. Streets
• Gary N. Spradlin II
• Ruth E. Mullett
• Anthony Michael Hall
• Area Forecast: August 16, 2010
• Richard Dunson
• Mary Hicks
• Richard Lee Sheets
• Justin Snyder
• Kenton class of ‘65 has reunion
• Richard Lee Sheets
• Bulldogs edged in NWC golf opener
• Hardin CSEA collected $5.5 million for county’s children
• Rofe leads Rams in golf win over Gophers
• Blugrass Legend
• Upper Sandusky outshoots Wildcats
• Justin Snyder
• Slimed at VBS
• Lucky Driver
• Band performance
• Area Forecast: August 14, 2010
• USV board ‘brushes off’ concerned parent
• Ridgeway sewer rates to increase
• Ada prepares for 97th Farmer/Merchant Picnic
• Abandoned Kenton building gets new life
• Larry E. Zickafoose
• Justin B. Snyder
• Fred Spencer Green
• Richard F. Dunson
• Area Forecast: August 13, 2010
• Willard Barnett
• Police Reports: August 13, 2010
• Richard Dunson
• Classifieds: Friday, August 13, 2010
• Mary Hicks
• Fairy gardens to be new category at fair’s flower show
• Raymond A. Briggs
• Mary Imogene Hicks
• Police Reports: August 12, 2010
• Area Forecast: August 12, 2010
• Popcorn Festival to bring back sounds of the 50s and 60s
• Farmers and Merchant picnic set for Saturday
• UNOH set to host fall baseball league
• Hogue Memorial golf outing set for Aug. 21
• Three earn Kiwanis scholarships
• Poling to be sentenced
• Forest native honors his hero dad in novel
• Billy G. Madden
• Edith L. Wilson
• Area Forecast: August 11, 2010
• Police Reports: August 11, 2010
• Ohio man executed
• Soccer camp
• Bluffton outshoots
• KHS golfers finish 10th at L-B Invitational
• Lake of Lights
• Lake of Lights Committee
• Lights Needed
• Swine flu information, symptoms and resources for Hardin County
• Americana Magazine Accepting New Writers
• Local History Available for Reprint
• Hardin County Fair
• Ohio Association of Regular Baptist Churches Annual Conference
• World Evangelism
• Annual Friends Sale
• Hardin County Fair
• Fall Kick Off

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