The Ada High School girls soccer team is inviting the public to the Kickin it for Cancer soccer game against Kenton on Saturday, October 5.
The team plans on having events that night to help raise funds for Hardin County Not By Choice Outreach. The Kenton Girls Soccer team is partnering with the Bulldgos for this event: "We invite cancer survivors or those battling cancer to come on out as we will recognize your fight at halftime of the game.
ONU's Elzay Gallery of Art will host an Art & Design Faculty exhibit Sept. 23 - Oct. 4. Featured artists are Luke Sheets, Melissa Eddings Mancuso, Brit Rowe, Emily Jay and Andrew Steingass. Admission is free and open to all. Gallery hours are 9 a.m. - 4 p.m. Monday through Friday while class is in session.
By Casey Heilman
Allen SWCD District Administrator
As the hot weather of summer starts to cool down, many of those who own a swimming pool are preparing to winterize or take them down. Because the water used in them is treated with chemicals, it is important that they are drained properly.
By Jenn Reese, BSH, MBA
Director, Blanchard Valley Pain Management
Why is Pain Awareness Important?
With an increased focus on pain awareness this month, pain management care team members are dedicated to educating the community on the impact of chronic pain. The purpose of highlighting pain awareness is to instill a greater understanding among healthcare professionals, individuals, and families who are struggling with pain management. The same applies to the business community, legislators, and the general public, as pain is a serious public health issue.
ABOVE) Home turf excitement at War Memorial Stadium
By Cort Reynolds
ADA __ Playing at home, the Ada High School football team posted one of its best wins in years with a 35-20 triumph over solid Blanchard Valley Conference foe McComb on a warm Friday night, September 20.
Ada held the Panthers scoreless in the second half and scored 14 points after intermission to pull away from a nip-and-tuck battle.
