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15 minutes with Mister Boy Scout of Ada

Tom Lehman has been a leader in the Boy Scout program in Ada for 30 years, encouraging positive growth and leadership among our local youth as they prepare to meet the world. He is also the commander of the Ada American Legion Post.

When did the Ada Scout troop begin and when did you get involved?
The troop here was founded here in 1917. I came on board in 1985 because the pack leader at the time had just moved from Ada.

How many boys and young men have been involved in Scouting during your tenure?
Oh, I don't know, lots.

Wesley Lowery of Alger receives Hardin County Community Service Award

Hardin County came to Ada on Thursday for the ninth annual Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance's annual membership meeting.

The following awards were presented:  

• Quest Federal Credit Union - 2014 Business of the Year;
• Margaret Carmean - 2014 Citizen of the Year;
• Maddie Kugel - 2014 Community Service Award; and
• Wesley Lowery - 2014 Community Service Award.

37 fourth graders "celebrate reading" with Coach Byrne

Thirty-seven Ada fourth graders were recognized for their read skills during last week's ONU men's basektball game.

It was the culmination of a program called Celebrating Reading with Coach Byrne. The 37 students recognized had qualified qualified and participated in the program.

During the second nine weeks of school ONU basketball players teamed up with Ada fourth graders up to improve fourth grader reading skills.

Each student who achieved these goals attended an ONU home men’s basketball game. Each student was recognized during halftime.

Paper trail

Professor Melissa Eddings instructs ONU student Paige Ordean on couching during a paper-making class. Couching is transferring a sheet of paper from the mold to the felt. Professor Eddings has taught at ONU since 1997.

Reams of paper

ONU student Tyler Reams drains paper during a paper making class.

 

USV Girl Scout receives Silver Award

Melanie Butterfield, a member of the Upper Scioto Valley Girl Scout Troop 20301 recently receive the scout Silver Award. 

The Silver Award is the highest award a Girl Scout Cadette can earn. It gives the girl an opportunity to demonstrate her leadership skills by organize a service project to improve her community.

Here is a description of the award and Melanie's specific projects:

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