Final performance Sunday night
It's been the sound of music in the air in Ada the past three weeks. The 159-member Cadets drum and bugle corps practices as a group in the evenings. Mornings and afternoons are reserved for section practices. The Cadets will perform free for the community at 7:30 p.m. on Sunday, June 14. Please note this is a change in time from 8 p.m. as reported previously.
Don't be late since their competition show is only 11 and a half minutes long. The Cadets are among the best in the nation each year. They compete from coast to coast with rigorous schedule that would find a candidate for President saying "slow down" to his/her staff. To see when and where the Cadets perform go to DCI.org. Some tickets to the international championships in Indianapolis can cost more than $100. (Monty Siekerman)
Stories Posted This Week
Thursday, September 17, 2026
- Bluffton Icon headlines, September 17
- Bulldog girls soccer 0-0 tie vs. Riverdale
- Bulldog boys soccer loss vs. Riverdale
- Roundhead poet publishes third book
- Bulldog volleyball wins in four vs. Riverdale
- Sept. 15 Ada Council: Impact of big ticket pool repair, public urination ban goes into effect
- Hall named 2026 OMLA Regional Administrative Assistant of the Year
- Play Bingo with Officer Penny at the Ada Public Library
- Adult Book Group books available at APL
- Ada Schools exceed state standards on 2025-2026 Ohio Report Card
- Oct. 6 ONU Trike-A-Thon will raise funds for St. Jude's
- Antibiotic resistance: More to learn
Wednesday, September 16, 2026
Tuesday, September 15, 2026
- Bicyclist injured in hit-skip accident south of Kenton
- ODOT requests public comment on roundabout design for State Route 81/County Road 15 intersection
- Anna M. Shulaw, 105, worked for Wilson Sporting Goods
- Liberty Conservation Club fish and chicken fry, Oct. 10
- Bulldog boys soccer loss vs. Fort Jennings
- Findlay Patrol's Donovan promoted to sergeant
- Bulldog girls soccer win vs. Delphos St. John’s
- 2026 Harvest & Herb Festival Queen Court announced