The Ada Board of Education met on Thursday, June 25, with board president Matt Gossman conducting the meeting. The first item of business was the appointment of new board member Matt Fisher, following Justin Hollon's resignation. Treasurer Tessa McVey administered the oath. Jay Salyer was elected Vice President.
Do you experience an urge to move your legs that is worse or only present at night, that starts when inactive or still and is better with movement? If so, you may have restless leg syndrome (RLS).
FROM FACEBOOK__If you own a pond or are looking to establish a pond and you have questions, this is the perfect opportunity for you to get those answered! This Hardin SWCD event will be held at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 14 at 950 W. Kohler St., Kenton.
Pond experts from Remlinger Fish Farm will be going over weed/algae control, fish stocking, aerator setup and providing time for any questions you may have.
Grilled food will be provided with refreshments, and a tour of the conservation class at the new Kenton High School will be given by teacher Chuck Moore.
No registration is required, and this event is free for anyone to attend.
ADA __The Ada Gators summer swim team split a dual meet with visiting county rival Kenton Area Swim Team in their last home meet of the regular season on Thursday evening, June 25 at the Ada Municipal Pool.
The Gator boys defeated the Stingray males 156-140 in their dual meet. The Ada boys improved to 4-3 this summer with the close win.
The KAST girls defeated the Ada females, 245-152. The Stingrays won the combined boys/girls meet, 385-308.
“We had a lot of swimmers in the water,” said Ada head coach Dave Lusk. “Many are young swimmers. That bodes well for the future. Overall, it was a great team effort.”
