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Ada’s Brown wins hurdles heat at state meet, day one 

By Cort Reynolds

DAYTON __ Ada High School senior ace Jackson Brown qualified for the 110-meter high hurdle finals at the Div. III state track and field meet in Dayton’s Welcome Stadium Thursday.

Faster Bro: Allergy Relief

By Karen L. Kier
Pharmacist on behalf of the ONU Healthwise Team 

A recent commercial uses the saying “it’s faster bro” to promote an over the counter product for seasonal allergy symptoms. There has been negative feedback about the commercial on social media because of the phrase. Did you know the term “bro” dates back to the 1830s-1840s as an abbreviation for brother? Only in the last decade did bro become a slang term for a male friend.  

When it comes to allergy symptom relief, is the advertised Astepro® Allergy nasal spray really faster bro?

The short answer is yes! It has a faster onset of action in relieving allergy symptoms. However, there is more to the story. 

There are five common categories to treat and/or prevent allergies including prescription and over the counter drugs. These categories include antihistamines, decongestants, corticosteroids, mast cell stabilizers and leukotriene inhibitors.  

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Ottawa Metro Park Amphitheater Summer 2024 entertainment series

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The Johnny Appleseed Metro Park District has scheduled the following free entertainment series at the Ottawa Metro Park Amphitheater at 2632 Ada Rd., Lima.

Celebrating the Ada High School Class of 2024

SLIDESHOW; Composite photo HERE

By Paula Pyzik Scott

The 2024 Ada High School ceremony on Sunday, May 26 followed many traditions: the procession across the stage with each graduate’s name called and diploma awarded, ceremonial and celebratory music performed by the band and choir, and even the waving of programs to cool the faces of those in attendance. This is expected to be the last year where programs are valued as fans: air conditioning of the main gym is in the works.

Send June 2024 calendar items to the Icon

The Ada Icon Community Calendar needs your items and your eyes! Send events of general interest to [email protected]. Have corrections? Please send those, too. 

Two Patriotic Pops concerts scheduled by Lima Symphony

The Lima Symphony Orchestra will present their annual Patriotic Pops concert, featuring beloved American tunes, iconic film music, and lively classical favorites, at two venues in 2024.

The LSO invite all to the brand-new Pangle Pavilion at the Greater Lima Region Park & Amphitheater on Saturday, June 29, as well as to the McIntosh Center Lawn at Ohio Northern University on Sunday, June 30.

Concert attendees are encouraged to bring chairs and blankets. These performances are free and open to the public.

This will be the Lima Symphony’s first concert at Pangle Pavilion. Organizers note, "The Symphony is thrilled to utilize this new venue in Lima, and hopeful for many future performances there."

Should there be inclement weather for the Ada event, the concert will be held at
the King Horn field house, 609 W Lincoln Ave, Ada.

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