Editor's note: On a Monday morning my to-do list is pretty long. It's also nice to also take a look at the Icon's "done" list, the week that was, Monday-Sunday.
On Sunday, August 24, the Ada Police Department reported on Facebook that McClain "has been located and is safe. Thank you everyone for sharing."
FROM APD FACEBOOK ON AUG 20__The Ada Police Department has issued an appeal for assistance in locating 29-year-old Alyssa J. McClain, who was last seen on July 25, 2025, in Lima, Ohio.
The police department asks all to share this announcement.
McClain is a white female with green eyes and blonde hair. She is 5 feet 2 inches tall and weighs about 120 pounds.
Anyone with information about Alyssa’s whereabouts should contact contact Detective Clayton Eichman at the Ada Police Department, 419-634-0010.
The August 21 meeting of the Ada Board of Education began with an introduction to a large “freshman class” of teachers and staff. In a pre-meeting reception, board members were introduced to 13 individuals who are new to the district.
By William Kose, MD, JD
Vice President of Special Projects, Blanchard Valley Health System
Donating blood at blood drives is one of the most impactful ways to contribute to the community. It is a simple, generous act that has the power to save lives and make a real difference for patients in need. Every day, hospitals and emergency centers rely on blood donations to treat individuals undergoing surgery, recovering from accidents, battling cancer, or managing chronic illnesses like sickle cell disease. Because blood cannot be manufactured, donors must give it freely. This makes regular blood drives an essential part of the healthcare system and a lifeline for countless patients.
