"Welcome to Hardin County" signs going up this summer
The Hardin County Chamber & Business Alliance continues to promote the new county motto, which will be featured on the new “Welcome to Hardin County” signs. Fifteen signs, at the county lines of incoming U.S. and state highways, will be replaced over the summer months.
The website address http://www.hardincountyoh.org will promote Hardin County on the new Alliance website.
“Refreshing our welcome signs is a great way to display our new county motto and continue to promote Hardin County as a great place to live, work and prosper for the many travelers that come through our county and communities on a daily basis.” said Jon Cross, Alliance President and CEO.
The Alliance thanked Hardin County Commissioners, Hardin County Community Foundation, City of Kenton, Village of Ada CIC, Village of Forest, Village of Mt. Victory for providing funding for the signs.
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Hardin County Commissioners Gerald Potter and Randy Rogers, Brian Sprang, Alliance Board Chairman, Jon Cross, Alliance President/CEO and Annetta Shirk, Chamber and Tourism Director.
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