Here's an update from the Ada schools, from the school website on April 21:
Ada Exempted Village Schools Yesterday the Governor announced that schools would remain in a distance learning situation for the remainder of the academic year. As a result, a few items should be communicated to our families and community:
Graduation – in another week or so we will make a decision on graduation. We realize that the opening up of Ohio is going to be fluid and uncertain, but we hope to have a graduation ceremony to honor our seniors.
Ada High School's class of 2020 had the lights of Ada turned on last night for 20 minutes and 20 seconds. Here are some views of the high school and ONU stadium lights taken from the Ada Bulldogs Facebook.
In cooperation with Ada schools, the Ada Icon will post each of the Ada High School class of 2020 seniors in the spotlight. Leah Conley is today's senior in the spotlight.
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New Leaf Landscape and Garden Center, 0395 State Route 235, Ada, is open and has a wide selection of perennials, trees, shrubs, garden plants and garden supplies, according to Laurie Laird, of the Center.
“We have perennials, trees, shrubs, garden plants and garden supplies arriving by the truck load.”
Hours:
Mondays to Fridays 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Saturdays 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
"My senior year of high school was a long time ago, but I remember how special it was," Deb Retterer, writes about her senior year in high school.
Her comment on Ada Bulldogs Facebook explains a banner project she recently completed.
Here's the Facebook post:
"Thank you to long-time Ada resident Deb Retterer (wife of Mayor Dave Retterer). Mrs. Retterer reached out and wanted to show her support for the Class of 2020.
"She wanted them to know that the Class of 2020 is loved and supported by their community. Mrs. Retterer made each graduating senior this banner to hang proudly on their front door or in a front window of their home.
Kenton Hardin Health Department is reporting its 18th confirmed COVID-19 case, as of April 20.
The news annoucement states: "We continue to get test results back as testing begins to become more available.
"We also report our 2 recovered cases at this time. We continue to monitor and follow these cases as well as those that have been in close contact. Our goal is always to help prevent the spread of the virus in our community.
"We see another large increase in numbers as tests continue to come back from the testing done within those congregate settings.
