OTTAWA__The Ada High School boys golf team finished a solid third at the third and final Blanchard Valley Conference tournament on Friday at a nice but waterlogged course at Moose Landing Country Club in Ottawa.
Van Buren won the league event decisively with 310 strokes, followed by Elmwood in second at 358, and Ada nine shots behind the Royals with 367. Riverdale came in fourth, a mere one stroke behind the Bulldogs (368). Leipsic (381) nosed out Arlington (382) for fifth place.
Arcadia took sixth at 390, followed by McComb (416) and Pandora-Gilboa (424).
CRIDERSVILLE__Initially trailing by 6, the visiting Ada High School football team responded with 42 unanswered points to shellack Perry 42-6 in a non-league game on Friday, Sept. 18.
The Bulldogs rallied with two scores in the second stanza to grab a 14-6 halftime lead over the Commodores.
Ada then scored 14 points in each of the third and fourth periods to win decisively. The balanced Bulldog offense hit paydirt on its last six possessions in a row.
Ada improved to 4-1 with the road win, while Perry fell to 2-3 after the home defeat.
FROM FACEBOOK__On September 18, 2026, the Hardin County Sheriff's Office Crime Task Force served a narcotics search warrant at a residence located at 515 N. Main Street in Ada, Ohio.
As a result of the ongoing investigation and the execution of this warrant, Jesse Nichole Johnson was taken into custody and charged with Aggravated Possession of Drugs.
During the search of the property, investigators located and seized:
We hear so much about Christian Nationalism that it bears further examination. At its heart is the belief that America was founded as a Christian nation. And more: our laws and policies should reflect that. However, there are two terms in the phrase.
The Christian part refers to the faith that a nation’s laws and culture should reflect Christian doctrines; government is an institution to implement those doctrines. Nationalism, on the other hand, refers to the primacy of the state that runs on power. The fusion of the two can confuse the public, and sometimes supporters, as to which dominates.
In my practice as an endocrinologist, I regularly see patients who feel tired and frustrated. Many have spent months, or even years, trying to manage vague symptoms like persistent fatigue, unexpected weight changes, brain fog, or mood shifts. It is common to assume these changes are simply the result of stress, a busy schedule, or normal aging.
However, when your body feels out of sync, the underlying cause can extend beyond daily habits. In many cases, it stems from a complex network working behind the scenes: your endocrine system.
Public hearing on data centers and tiny houses on Tuesday, September 29, 2026, beginning at 5:00 p.m.
By Sean Beck
Village of Ada Council Member
Hey Ada!
Just wanted to clear some stuff up for y’all.
Right now, we have some legislation going through the system that would prohibit data centers within Ada, should it pass at both the Planning Commission AND Village Council.
Please know that this is a preventative thing!
We do not, and have not had, any companies with any interest so far. No one.