FROM FACEBOOK__Reminder: please keep vehicles off the soccer fields at War Memorial Park, especially when the ground is wet.
FROM WWW.OHIO-SOCCER.ORG
So, tell us about the league.
Ada Soccer started in 1980. We participate in the Black Swamp Soccer League out of Findlay, Ohio. Ada is a small town in Hardin County, Northwest Ohio. We have a student population of 825 students in our K-12 school. Ada Soccer has about 250 students who play in the fall and spring.
FROM FACEBOOK__April showers bring May car shows? Bluffton Cars & Coffee gives area car and motorcycle enthusiasts a reason to look forward to spring and summer Saturdays including May 23 - June 27 - July 25 - August 22 - September 26 - October 24, when 902 N. Main St. will host free events featuring cars, coffee and conversation.
FROM FACEBOOK__Bluffton Family YMCA is calling all adult soccer slayers! Dust off those cleats and get your squad together for the upcoming Double Elimination 6v6 Tournament! Whether you’re playing for the trophy or just the bragging rights, it’s going to be a high-energy two days of competition.
Sunday, April 12th & Sunday, April 19th
Double Elimination (Guaranteed at least 2 games!)
6v6 format with two 25-minute halves
Team-based registration
Don’t wait until the last minute—the deadline to register your team is Friday, April 3rd.
Gather your friends, coworkers, or former teammates and secure your spot on the bracket!
ADA__The Ada High School softball team routed visiting Lima Central Catholic 22-1 on a chilly Saturday, March 28.
The Bulldog girls led 2-1 after the first inning. Ada then exploded for nine runs in each of the next two frames to put the game well out of reach as they extended the cushion to 20-1.
After plating two more runs in the home fourth, Ada shut out the visitors in the fifth to invoke the mercy rule after 4.5 innings. The Bulldogs out-hit LCC 10-2 and capitalized on nine Thunderbird errors.
Ada improved to 3-0 with the decisive win. LCC dropped to 0-2 after the defeat.
MEDIA RELEASE__On March 28, 2026, at approximately 10:17 A.M., the Lima Post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol responded to a report of a commercial semi-truck striking a car on US 30 at the Hancock County Line in Richland Township, Allen County.
Lawrence Morris Sr, age 62, from Toledo, Ohio, was southbound on CR 15 driving a 2015 Lincoln MKS. Andrew Skiles, age 54, from Rochester, Indiana, was westbound on US 30 driving a 2018 Kenworth Semi. Mr. Morris failed to yield at a posted stop sign and was struck in the side by the semi.
Mr. Morris suffered fatal injuries and was transported from the scene by Allen County Mortuary Services to Chiles-Laman Funeral Home.
