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Sumner nets 28 in home finale

By Cort Reynolds

The Ada High School girls basketball team rallied from a huge early deficit to beat scrappy visiting Waynesfield-Goshen 59-51 on Tuesday, February 7, in their hard-fought Senior Night home season finale.

W-G raced to a 14-0 lead, but Ada patiently chipped away and took its first lead at the third-period buzzer, then never trailed again.

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The Village of Ada will hold the following public meetings during the month of February:

Date - Event - Time - Location 

February 7 - Planning Commission Meeting -  6:00 pm - Municipal Building

February 7 - Regular Council Meeting - 6:30 pm - Municipal Building - PACKET - ZOOM LINK

February 7 - Buildings & Grounds Meeting-  Immediately following Council

February 17 - Tree Commission Meeting - 12:00 pm - Municipal Building

February 20 - Ada-Liberty Ambulance Dist. - 5:30 pm - 530 N. Gilbert St.

February 21 - Regular Council Meeting - 6:30 pm  - Municipal Building

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For the season finale of the Wilson Super Fan Tailgate Series, Eagles fan ThePhillySportsGuy and the 2022 Chiefs Fan of The Year, Amy Patel, stopped by Ada's Wilson Football factory. Watch footballs being made for Super Bowl 57. PHOTO Wilson Football Facebook. 

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The Ada High School after prom committee has announced its first 2023 After Prom raffle fundraiser:

Tickets are $20 and you have a chance to win some "big cash." The winners will be announced at the February 11 basketball game. 

To purchase a ticket, contact the high school office at 419-634-2746.

"All proceeds benefit Ada students and will provide them with a FUN night of games, GOOD food, and AWESOME prizes!"

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With President Biden’s State of the Union Address quickly approaching, ONU students analyze the history of these addresses and discuss what Americans can expect from Biden on February 7.

In a new un-CAPP it! podcast, Ohio Northern students Kennedy Aikey, Caleb Clayton and Hailey Trimpey examine the State of the Union Address. They explain the origin of the State of the Union Address and provide historical examples of well-regarded addresses. They conclude by providing some insight on what we can anticipate President Biden will discuss during his own address on February 7, 2023. 

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