Ada Icon continues to gain readers a phenomenal pace
By Monty Siekerman
The results are in: the Ada Icon continues to gain readers at a phenomenal pace.
In the first six months of this year, 31,500 people viewed Ada Icon stories, up 34 percent to compared a year ago. Our viewers read 135,000 pages, an increase of 38 percent.
Fred Steiner, owner of this online newspaper, said, "We strive to serve the Ada community, and beyond, with important information whether it be government, sports, campus, school, civic groups, library, ReStore, churches, even crime."
Journalism is changing rapidly with people relying more and more on social media for their news and information. And, in the case of the Ada Icon, it's free, thanks to the support of our advertisers.
"We take our responsibility seriously to inform the public about many things every day," commented Editor Monty Siekerman. "We hope to do even more in the future."
The Icon posts 40-70 stories, plus many photos, every week. It's like having a daily newspaper in a community of 5,000 people. Incredible.
Thank you for reading the Ada Icon. Thank you to our advertisers who make it possible to offer all of this free. May Ada/ONU continue to prosper.
Stories Posted This Week
Sunday, September 27, 2026
Saturday, September 26, 2026
Friday, September 25, 2026
- Bluffton Icon headlines, Sept. 25
- Clay, community, and the classroom
- Freshman Rister just misses qualification for girls golf districts
- Ada boys golf 4th at sectionals; Rister, Shook make districts
- Send October 2026 calendar events to the Icon
- Bulldogs and Black Knights team up to Volley for a Cure
- Cursive Ohio charity ride donates $3,150 to Ohio ArgAbility
- ONU Homecoming and Reunion Weekend 2026
- Ohio Northern recognizes rising stars, proven leaders
Thursday, September 24, 2026
- Bluffton Icon headlines, Sept. 24
- Roundabouts celebrated for crash reduction
- Letter: Ada Lions Club thanks volunteers and sponsors for food booth support
- ODNR urges caution during fall wildfire season
- Hello, Goodbye: Diphenhydramine for allergies
- Village of Ada shares follow-up survey for strategic planning