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Just under the speed limit

We clocked this four-wheel speedster at between 12 and 15 miles per hour this morning in the Ada park. Motorized skateboards are becoming increasing popular in Ada this spring.

Bulldog softball, baseball and track teams in action

Ada goes 1-1 vs. McComb • Boys and girls 2nd in quad meet

By Cort Reynolds
McCOMB - Visiting Ada whipped McComb 9-3 in non-league softball action Tuesday on an unseasonably warm evening.

Ada improved to 2-1 this season with the convincing win, while the Lady Panthers dropped to 1-5 with the defeat.

Senior Leona Dalton pitched a complete game and socked a home run, her third of the season, to lead the Lady Bulldogs to victory. She also drove in three runs.

"We did what we needed to do by putting the ball in play and reducing our errors to one," said Ada head coach Rebecca Dicke. "Dalton threw a wonderful game with 11 strikeouts and no walks."

So, you think you know Ada? The answer

So, you think you know Ada. It's a church, of course, but, which church? Answer below.

It's gross game Tuesday!

Natalie Walton of the public library shares all the details

You’ve probably not heard of “Gross Game Tuesday.”

But, you have now and it a game to be played in pairs with your family, friends or anyone you can coax into playing.

Natalie Waldon of the Ada Public Library likes these games so much that she is sharing them twice a month in an instructional library Facebook video.

She says that all you need to play this game is whipped cream (or shaving cream) and cheese puffs.

Once the equipment is gathered coat your partner’s face with your topping of choice (see photo). Now the fun begins.

Toss cheese puffs at your partner’s face. The face with the most cheese puffs wins.

The art of the bloom

Thanks for photos posted on the ONU Art and Design Facebook, Icon viewers can enjoy the art of spring blooms.  Several additional photos are also part of this series of blooming Ada.

Village accepting swimming pool applications

Assistant manager, life guards, cashiers - accepted until April 21 - application attached to this story

The Village of Ada is accepting applications for summer positions at the Ada village pool, according to Angela Polachek of the village. Applications are accepted until April 21.

Here are positions open, and previous employees are welcome to apply:
• assistant manager
• lifeguards (certification as of opening day is required)
• cashiers

Recommended pay rates for 2021 season: 
• Assistant Manager: $12.60/hour
• Lifeguard: $10.75/hour -
   (Lifeguard certification required)
• Cashier: $8.85/hour

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