MEDIA RELEASE__A building many Hardin County residents pass every day is now in the spotlight. The Hardin County Courthouse is featured in the documentary series, Seats of Justice, which highlights the history and architecture of county courthouses across the state.
Founded in 1833, Hardin County has long been known for its strong community roots. The current courthouse is the third to be built in Kenton. Construction began in 1913, and the structure continues to serve as a central hub for the county government.
By Franki Hatten
Volunteer Coordinator, Blanchard Valley Health System
Hancock County runs on people who show up. Our community thrives because neighbors step in, lend a hand, and give their time to causes that matter. Local organizations depend on this generosity every day—from supporting older adults through the Findlay Area Agency on Aging, to serving meals at the Findlay Community Kitchen, to helping the Hancock County Humane Society care for animals in need.
FROM AEVS TEXT MESSAGING, 2:38 p.m.__[Ada Exempted Village Schools] want to inform our Ada families that emergency services were called to the high school earlier today [Friday, February 13] to respond to a student medical emergency.
To ensure our local emergency responders could provide the necessary care quickly and privately, the building was placed under a temporary soft lockdown. This allowed the hallways to remain clear and ensured the safety and dignity of the student involved. We have since returned to normal daily operations. Thank you for your understanding.
FROM ONU.EDU/NEWS__Jazz is rooted in creative self-expression. It’s a philosophy that mirrors the life and career of Ohio Northern University music professor and trumpeter David Kosmyna, D.M.A. A versatile musician, educator, and conductor, Kosmyna lives on his own terms, dedicated to spreading the joy of the genre he loves.
“I’ve always played jazz,” he says. “I almost had to do it; the music kind of called me.”
