The Kenton Hardin Health Department has teamed up with the Hardin County Prosecutor, Sheriff’s Department, County Coroner, and Hardin Memorial Hospital to bring Project DAWN (Deaths Avoided With Naloxone) to the community.
The training is scheduled for Monday, April 8, from 5:30-6:30 p.m. at the Ada Public Library. Registration is encouraged, and persons may call the health department to attend the event.
Project DAWN is a community-based training program that teaches rescue breathing and how to properly administer Naloxone in the event of an opioid overdose.
Irfana Majumdar, a theatre artist from India, will discuss an Indian short story with an Ada High School English students in a class taught by Melody Veltri on Thursday, March 14,
Irfana Majumdar is a director, performer and filmmaker based in India and the United States.
She and her husband, Gaurav Saini, are serving as residence artists at Ohio Northern University during spring semester as well as engaging in community outreach. Their residency is supported by funding from the Fulbright Scholar-in-Residence program as well as the ONU Theatre Arts Department.
The Ada Barnyard Farmers 4-H Club held our second meeting of the year on Sunday, March 10.
We started our meeting with roll call to take attendance, followed by The pledge of Allegiance and our 4-H pledge.
There were demonstrations given by Riley Ferguson, Brody Erickson, Wyatt Ferguson, and myself.
We also had our election of officers, we voted on our 4H binder covers for best cover, and we also voted on a new t-shirt design! As always we wrapped our meeting up with a snack and refreshments!
Here's a view of the twin Ada water towers that you don't see often. It's taken from the large windows on the second level of the First United Methodist Church on Main Street.
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FROM ONU WEBSITE - After winning Ohio Northern University’s version of the hit television show Shark Tank as a senior, Jeremiah Skow, BSBA ’14 grad, is setting his sights on the real thing.
In 2013, Skow won first place at the ONU Polar Pitch Competition for his idea for a credit card-ejecting wallet. In addition to a $1,000 prize, he received support from then-dean of the Dicke College of Business Administration Dr. James Fenton to patent his invention, and Spectre Wallets was born.
The Ada High School student council is sponsoring its annual American Red Cross blood drive on Tuesday, March 19. In addition to being for students, the drive is open to the general public,.
High school students ages 16 and older and staff are eligible to give blood. Students should stop in the high school office to sign up for a donation time.
