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Parts of Ohio and West Virginia issued warnings about potential scams involving the adoption of monkeys
Primate enthusiasts in Ohio and West Virginia are being alerted to a possible scam involving an online company advertising the breeding and selling of exotic monkeys. The Better Business Bureau (BBB) serving the Canton Region and Greater West Virginia Area has received numerous complaints against a company based in Canton, Ohio, named General Monkeys For Adoption.
Ohio State, Colorado Drawing Attention As New College Football Playoff Format Looms
Calls to expand the College Football Playoff field have been answered. Beginning this season, the number of schools vying for the title will increase from four to 12. Adding to the changes across the college football landscape is the conference realignment that went into effect on July 1, with all but two Pac-12 teams departing for other conferences.
‘People deserve fresh food!’ cries Kroger shopper after sharing beef photo just 2 days after buying – ‘it’s disgusting’
KROGER shoppers are slamming the major grocer after purchasing food they claim was not fresh or safe to eat. For months, shoppers have been subjected to high grocery prices largely due to rising inflation and the strain climate change effects like extreme temperatures have placed on the agricultural industry. Skyrocketing...
Hardin County Sports Hall of Fame Recently Enshrined Members of the “Class of 2024” and Awarded Scholarships
The Hardin County Sports Hall of Fame recently held their 12th annual banquet Saturday, June 15, 2024 at St John’s Church in Kenton. Six individuals and one team were enshrined as members of the “Class of 2024”. The evening started with a catered dinner and two local student/athletes garnering Wes Davis Memorial scholarships for their work in the classroom, community and athletic achievements.
Locos take control early, beat Muskegon 5-2
Jul. 4—LIMA — Starting pitcher Thomas Howard's statistics in the Lima Locos' 5-2 win over Muskegon on Wednesday night at Simmons Field included five innings pitched, only one run and four hits allowed, three walks, two strikeouts and one interception. While the interception wasn't an official stat, it might have been the most talked-about play in the game. Certainly, it was the most unexpected ...
The American Association of University Women prepare for 2024 Book Fair
LIMA, OH (WLIO) - If you love getting your hands on a good book, then this Lima area book sale is for you. The American Association of University Women (AAUW) are preparing for their big annual book sale. This comes after the event was in jeopardy of happening just a couple months ago, back in May. Now, the book sale will be operating at a different location from past years, at the Elida Road strip with Fast Signs directly across from Fazoli's. Expect a wide range of books, games, puzzles, CDs, DVDs, and more to choose from at the yearly sale beginning on September 3rd through the 7th, with all proceeds going towards scholarships for local students.
Lima doctor urges precautions amid Lyme disease uptick
LIMA — A Mercy Health physician is urging residents to take precautions for tick bites, as Lyme disease becomes more prevalent in Ohio. The Ohio Department of Health confirmed 80 Lyme disease cases as of May 9 this year, with most of those cases concentrated in eastern Ohio counties.
Wharton Park Disc Golf Course in Kenton Raising Money for Memorial Benches in Honor of Two Young Men Who Battled Cancer
The Wharton Park Disc Golf Course in Kenton is rallying the community for a very special cause. They would like to honor the memories of two young men who showed the community what true strength and bravery meant as they both battled cancer throughout their short lives. They feel that...
BKP Ambulance District Offering Free Community CPR Event in Kenton
BKP Ambulance District announced they are offering a FREE Community Hands Only CPR Event on Saturday, August 17th at 12:00pm. The event will be held at the BKP Ambulance District located at 439 S. Main Street in Kenton. This event will be free but if you would like to become...
Decreasing clouds, showers this evening just in time for fireworks
FORT WAYNE, Ind. (WPTA) - It was an uncharacteristically gloomy 4th with occasional showers/drizzle. This, paired with sky-high humidity and highs near 80º made it feel positively tropical! While that part of the forecast won’t be changing much tonight for the many fireworks displays in store, showers and cloud coverage will decrease as the evening progresses. Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio will be free from any relentless rain or wind after sunset, even if an isolated shower/pop up can’t be completely ruled out due to the aforementioned humid conditions.
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