A fishin’, a ramblin’, a cheerin’ and a farmin’ along
“Everyone in this area knew him,” said his daughter Michelle.
May 2025
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BPW scholarship applications due May 31
The Hardin County Business and Professional Women’s Club is reminding area students that the deadline is approaching to submit applications for its annual scholarship. The scholarship is open to any student from Hardin County who has completed at least two of four years of college at an accredited school, or one year of a two-year business or technical school program.
Preston awarded freshman scholarship to Ohio State
ADA — Aidra Preston pf Ada was selected by the Department of Agricultural Communication, Education, and Leadership at The Ohio State University to receive the ACEL Centennial Scholarship.
Roundhead man arrested on pornography charges
The Hardin County Sheriff’s Office assisted the FBI in an investigation of child pornography that resulted in the arrest of a fifty-nine-year-old rural Roundhead man.
Ramge new Kenton Historic Courthouse District Coordinator & Alliance program assistant
KENTON — The Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance announces the selection of Jennifer Ramge as the Kenton Historic Courthouse District Coordinator & Alliance Program Assistant.
100-day cough: Health alert for pertussis
In 1578, Dr. Guillaume de Baillou of France recorded the first known outbreak of whooping cough in Paris. The cough has a high-pitched whoop sound lending itself to the common name of whooping cough. The medical term for whooping cough is pertussis. Due to the long duration of the cough from 6-10 weeks or longer, whooping cough has also been referred to as the 100-day cough.
Going 0-19 was better than winning Wimbledon (Part 2)
It was an 0-19, two-year collegiate tennis career. Yet winning Wimbledon would have actually paled in comparison. And with good reason. It was a 30-0 teaching career, that impacted hundreds and hundreds of young peoples’ lives.
‘Mom’ is retiring from Wilson after 48 years
ADA — Barb Gray grew up in Ada, and graduated from Ada High School in 1977. Just before graduation, she took what she thought was going to be a brief, interim job at the Wilson Football Factory. That was 48 years ago.
Ada Council: An improved streetscape and siron songs
ADA — An Ada downtown streetscape, tornado siren decibel levels and overall “beautification,” are all about to significantly change – for the better.
Students visit Beech Grove Schoolhouse for social studies lesson
KENTON — On Friday, 2 May, Ridgemont third graders spent their school day at the 1894 Beech Grove Schoolhouse, which is located at the museum’s Heritage Farm near the fairgrounds in Kenton.