Ada's latest news

Submitted by Reporter Wyatt Fisher
Ada Barnyard Farmers held a meeting on Sunday, May 19. 

The meeting started with a game of "goat goat sheep". That was followed by The Pledge Of Allegiance, led by Mira, and the 4-H Pledge, led by Morgan.

The club discussed money for donations, registration for our fair projects and the deadline. The meeting ended with snack. 

The next meeting will be barn tours.

 

 

Girls between 4th and 8th grade are invited to OSU Extension: Hardin’s Girl’s Group summer activities.

Girl’s Group brings together public school and homeschooled girls to work on strengthening friendships and developing overall confidence, positive self-image and self-esteem, and leadership skills through a variety of hands-on education and activities. 

The group meets on selected Fridays at the Spark Lab in the Hardin County Extension Office unless noted in the schedule. The first meeting is Friday, May 31, in Lima for a fun night from 4-10 p.m.

Here is the weather report covering May 14 to 20.

Hanging flower baskets returned to Main Street eariler this week. Hung by village employees, the baskets provide the downtown with a true summer feel. This basket goes up in front of the railroad depot park.

Offering free lunches for area youth

Picnic in the park, a program offering free lunches to area children, will take place again this summer thanks to sponsorships from several local organizations.

The lunch program takes place Mondays through Fridays, from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. beginning Monday, June 3. The program is held at the War Memorial Park.

The program is sponsored by ReStore Community Center with support from:
• The Hardin County Community Foundation
• Hardin County United Way
• Ohio Northern University’s chaplain’s office
• Ada Park Board

For more details about the program contact ReStore, 210 N. Main St., Ada

Glon to receive 25-year award from CoSIDA recognizing his long-time service and commitment to the profession

By Ashley Birchmeier
Former Ohio Northern Assistant SID

Despite his utmost enthusiasm and dedication to Ohio Northern University athletics, Tim Glon is known for much more than his renowned coverage of the Polar Bears.

Glon is the Director of Sports Information at Ohio Northern and will receive a 2019 25-Year Award from CoSIDA to recognize his long-time service and commitment to the profession.

His dedication to the profession goes beyond northwest Ohio where his connections developed over the last 25 years, as they span worldwide.

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