How many layers?
If Ada's streets could talk. Well, they can't, but when you slice the street and look at it straight on, it tells a story. Here's the intersection of Johnson and University in the midst of street work. There's a top layer, a brick layer, a second brick layer, and a crushed stone layer that takes us back to horse and buggy days. Are you listening? It does talk.
Stories Posted This Week
Tuesday, October 13, 2026
- Bluffton Icon headlines, October 13
- Bulldog boys soccer blanks LCC on Sr. Night
- Bulldog volleyball ends regular season with win vs. McComb
- Union workers at Wilson Sporting Goods stage lunch-hour picketing
- Bulldog girls soccer seeded 2nd
- The Ada history bug bit Lee Crouse in the 1990s
- Polar Bears sports roundup, October 5-11