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October 19 news on the Bluffton Icon

Posted by Paula Scott on Thursday, October 19, 2023

Check out what news on www.BlufftonIcon.com on Thursday, October 19, 2023.

Hiking the Appalachian Trail with Dennis Sheidler

Registration is open for youth basketball

Pirate boys soccer nipped in sectionals by Old Fort

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How to contact the Ada Icon

Posted by Paula Scott on Wednesday, October 18, 2023

Looking for ways to contact the Ada Icon?

You may use the form HERE or email [email protected]. Use the subject line to indicate one of the following:

- Advertising
- Classified Ads (please note Ada, Bluffton or both)
- Feedback
- General Inquiry
- Media Release
- Obituary

Icon office hours are 9:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., Monday-Friday.
PHONE 567-400-4266
Please leave a message if we are away from the phone.

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NEW crossword: September 2023 Ada Icon news

Posted by Staff on Monday, October 16, 2023

Are you an avid reader of the Ada Icon? Play the September 2023 crossword puzzle for a look back at October 2023 news for the Village of Ada.

Play the puzzle HERE.

 

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NEW Jack-o-lantern coloring page

Posted by Paula Scott on Thursday, October 12, 2023

Printable PDF Bluffton Icon and Ada Icon coloring pages:

NEW! October 2023: Symmetry Drawing and Fill in the jack-o-lantern face!

September 2023: Back to School backpack

August 2023: Rolling along!

July 2023: Mandalas

June 2023: Finger maze

April 2023: Raining or Sprinkling?

March 2023: Feeling Lucky!

January 2023: Cosy winter window

October 2022: Bluffton scarecrow and cat

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Icon holiday on Monday, October 9

Posted by Paula Scott on Saturday, October 7, 2023

The Ada Icon and Bluffton Icon will take a holiday break on Monday, October 1, Indigenous People's Day/Columbus Day.

Icon content will be on pause except for breaking news including sports and obituaries.

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2023 Harvest & Herb festival fires on all cylinders

Posted by Paula Scott on Sunday, September 24, 2023

The Icon's Harvest & Herb Festival video is HERE.

By Paula Scott

A “just the facts” report on the 2023 Harvest & Herb Festival would read something along these lines: the weather was mild, the parade lasted 40 minutes, there were 185 vendors and Jillian Hazelton was crowned the festival queen.

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