Celebrating the past glory

LUKE GRONNEBERG
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Shelby County Deputy Nathan McClain, moves chairs, at the Crossroads in Hardin, Friday, April 26, while helping to set-up for a Shelby County Bicentennial event celebrating the declaration of Hardin as the first county seat. The event will be held in Hardin starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 27. Hardin-Houston 3rd graders made a number of models depicting things important to the history of the Hardin-Houston area. Botkins students made a model of the village of Botkins and Northwood Elementary 3rd graders made a book that describes what they think are the best places in Sidney.

Shelby County Deputy Nathan McClain, moves chairs, at the Crossroads in Hardin, Friday, April 26, while helping to set-up for a Shelby County Bicentennial event celebrating the declaration of Hardin as the first county seat. The event will be held in Hardin starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 27. Hardin-Houston 3rd graders made a number of models depicting things important to the history of the Hardin-Houston area. Botkins students made a model of the village of Botkins and Northwood Elementary 3rd graders made a book that describes what they think are the best places in Sidney.
https://www.sidneydailynews.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/47/2019/04/web1_SDN042719HardinBicentennial.jpgShelby County Deputy Nathan McClain, moves chairs, at the Crossroads in Hardin, Friday, April 26, while helping to set-up for a Shelby County Bicentennial event celebrating the declaration of Hardin as the first county seat. The event will be held in Hardin starting at 10 a.m. Saturday, April 27. Hardin-Houston 3rd graders made a number of models depicting things important to the history of the Hardin-Houston area. Botkins students made a model of the village of Botkins and Northwood Elementary 3rd graders made a book that describes what they think are the best places in Sidney. Luke Gronneberg | Sidney Daily News

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