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29th Hardin Leadership Graduation Announced

Past Hardin Leadership graduates, their guests and community leaders are invited

Seventeen Hardin Leadership participants will be recognized for completing their nine-session Hardin Leadership 2022 program with a celebration on Thursday evening, November 10 at the Elk’s Lodge Banquet Room, 117 E. Franklin St., Kenton. The gathering begins at 5:30 p.m. with dinner buffet beginning at 6:00 p.m.

Representing the class with the “Class Reflections” will be Frank Dudek of Kenton.  Sam Hostetler, Owner of Stillwater Metal will be the Alumni speaker and will talk about “Meeting the Person in the Mirror.”

Rhonda Crouse earns Ohio Association of Realtors award

Rhonda Crouse of Ada has achieved the 2022 Ohio Association of REALTORS President's Sales Club Award for a minimum sales amount of 1 million dollars in a 12-month period. 

Crouse is a Real Estate Advisor and Consultant with Coldwell Banker Realty in Columbus Ohio, Downtown Metro Office. She advocates for buyers and sellers to get the best possible terms.

Robert Waters honored in Eagle Scout ceremony

In early October, Ada Troop 124 held a Court of Honor for Robert (Robby) Waters for attaining the Eagle Badge.

The court was led by Donald Waters, brother of Robby, and presided over by Don Spar and Tom Lehman, Scout Masters.

Fr. Ed Shikina, Pastor of Our Lady of Lourdes, 300 E. Highland, told of Robby’s Eagle project, which was a beautification of the grounds and installation of female saint statues at the church.

Hardin County individuals, programs recognized at Master Gardener Volunteer conference

HARDIN COUNTY--Penny Hudson was one of five individuals recognized as “Outstanding Master Gardener Volunteer” at the 2022 MGV State Conference Awards Program held October 7-8 in Cuyahoga County near Cleveland.

The local Hardin County OSU Extension group was also nominated for five other state awards at the conference.

Rotary hosts Hardin County judge candidates

On October 11, the Ada Rotary Club hosted the two candidates for Hardin County Common Pleas Court Judge,. Maria Santo and Mark Schwemer.

Ada council member Beck hired as United Way executive director

The United Way of Hardin County Board of Directors has announced that Ada resident and council member Sean Beck is the agency's new executive director.

Beck previously worked as the emergency response coordinator for the Kenton-Hardin Health Department.

The announcement noted, "Sean brings several years of customer driven results, event coordination and program enhancement experience to this position. Sean is passionate about serving the community and leaving a lasting impact on improving the county. The Board of Directors is excited for this new chapter of restructuring and advancement of the United Way of Hardin County."

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