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My name is Tom Turkey

Does pizza for Thanksgiving sound good to you? The caption to these gobblers created by Ada second graders reads: "My name is Tom Turkey and I'm as scared as can be. I'm wearing my disguise, so you can't catch me." 

Happy Thanksgiving from the Icon

Wishing you a Happy Thanksgiving 2021 -- The Ada and Bluffton Icons

Shop Small Saturday in Ada

UPDATE:  We've added The Gallery for the Arts, thanks to an Ada Icon reader.

Saturday, November 27 is Small Business Saturday, a “shopping holiday” that supports local businesses. In a village the size of Ada, you might say every day is “shop small” day. It is still a great time to say “thank you for being here” to our local merchants and to participate in the Hardin County Christmas Cookie Walk (at four shops).

Saturday, December 4 is the Ada Area Chamber of Commerce Merry on Main celebration--another great day to shop local.

Here is a sampling of Ada shops and their wares.

Ada grad to perform on PBS Christmas special

Ian Dellifield, a 2021 graduate of Ada High School, will be performing with the Belmont University School of Music World Percussion Ensemble on the televised PBS special, “Christmas at Belmont” on December 20.

Dellifield is a freshman majoring in Commercial Music, Percussion. On campus, Dellifield is also a member of the Jazz String Septet performing group and a member of the band Checkered, which will be performing at Rodeo Austin 2022.

Lady Bulldogs stung by Hornets in home lidlifter

By Cort Reynolds

Cold shooting plagued the Ada girls basketball team in a 45-32 loss to local non-league foe Cory-Rawson in the home opener Tuesday night. The Lady Hornets never trailed after Ada canned the first basket.

The hosts stayed within three points by halftime, but C-R seized control with a 14-7 third period and never was seriously threatened in the fourth quarter. The Lady Bulldogs fell to 0-2 with the defeat, while C-R improved to 2-1 with the win.

Ada committed 17 turnovers and struggled to shoot well from the field and foul line in the defeat. 

"We got out-hustled, we got killed on the boards," said Ada fourth-year head coach Morgan Bass. "They wanted the ball more.

Book fair continues online

If you missed shopping at the Ada Schools Book Fair or couldn't find the book you were looking for, the sale continues online. A portion of the sales benefit the Ada Schools library.

 

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