Embrace your inner artist with the May 8 PaintINN project. Work under the guidance of a trained professional while you create a beautiful canvas while enjoying delicious food and drink.
All supplies, food, a beverage and fun are included. Please bring your friends and family at 6 p.m. for a unique evening together. To plan accordingly, some PaintINN projects can take 3 or more hours.
All materials are supplied and the price is $ 38 per person. Prices are subject to applicable taxes and gratuity. The May project includes a bicycle.
Star Wats is the theme of this year’s Reading Carnival sponsored by the Ada Academic Boosters to encourage reading. The Carnival, for students from kindergarten to 5th grade, will occur on Friday, May 4, in the 86 Gym.
There will be carnival games, pop corn, and a bulldog shop. Wilson the Ada Bulldog will be around for pictures with students.
The event is organized by parent volunteers with Amber Simon and Lori Poling as this year’s co-chairs.
Unbeaten Ada senior ace Zach Beaschler executes a slice forehand in the wind in his straight-sets win vs. Wauseon. In the next photo Ada junior Cade Mullins reaches up to hammer a serve in his three-set win vs. Wauseon Friday at the park courts. (Cort Reynolds photos)
By Monty Siekerman
The first ever Ada Historical Society dinner and membership drive will be held on Monday, May 7. Those who join that evening will be charter members of the organization.
There will be an open reception from 5-6:30 p.m. at the Railroad Depot.
“We look forward to meeting you and having an opportunity to introduce our group and goals,” said President Rhett Grant. “If you have an interesting piece of your history that you would like to share, bring your stories and photos as we would love to see and hear them.” There will be several historical displays to be viewed at the reception.
Photos and story by Monty Siekerman
It’s time to celebrate...cut the ribbon and open the door of the Ada Public Library’s new look, a facility that will probably do the community well into the next century.
Work on the renovation and addition has been going on since last July. Miraculously, the library closed for only one week during that time (to install ceiling tiles and wiring).
Patrons continued to flow into the library during construction, and they came out in force on Saturday during the Grand Re-Opening, because now all is done, the dust cleared, even the grass seed applied.
