FROM FACEBOOK__On June 10, The Village of Ada announced: "after much consideration we have decided to cancel Tuesday night swim for the rest of the season. Unfortunately, we had groups of kids that were not following the rules; some were asked to leave after multiple warnings. Many of those people were very disrespectful and several threatened harm to our staff.

"Our pool staff is mainly comprised of teenagers , and what is meant to be a fun job and learning experience has become an ever growing challenge for them. With that said we may adjust our schedules and host other events in place of Tuesday night swim. Follow us for future updates.

FROM FACEBOOK__On June 8, the Ada Police Department announced, "We are proud to join Project Child Safe and the Firearm Industry Trade Association in the commitment to safe and responsible firearms storage and handling.

"Join us and help us promote the message of responsible firearm ownership. Please stop in to the Ada Police Department lobby to pick up a complimentary gun lock and safety kit."

https://projectchildsafe.org

FROM INSTAGRAM_Ada Public Library is hosting a class to teach how to trace your family roots by using Ancestry.com. 

Joe Ferguson from the Ada Historical Society will lead the seminar on Wednesday, June 17, at 7:00 p.m. at the Ada Public Library. Participants will learn step-by-step instructions on how to use the world's largest genealogy site. Ancestry.com is free to use while being accessed inside the library. 

For more information and to check out what's happening at the library this summer, visit adalibrary.org/calendar/month.

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The following Liberty Township Trustee Meeting Agenda has been provided for the 6:00 p.m. meeting on Wednesday, June 10, 2026 meeting at the Liberty Township Building, 110 E. Buckeye, Ada.

Rev. Lewis Hicks, age 97, of McGuffey, went to be with the Lord on Tuesday, June 9, 2026 at Burton Ridge Assisted Living, Lima (10 years and 1 day after his beloved wife, Sarah).

MEDIA RELEASE__The Ada High School baseball program is hosting a youth baseball camp on July 10-11. This camp is for players ages 10-15 and the cost is $30.

Each camper will receive two tickets to a Dayton Dragons baseball game.