Opioid epidemic
The opioid crisis was discussed at a public meeting at the law college on Friday.
Panelists and audience members brought up other illicit drugs and alcohol, as well. Sheriff Keith Everhart said that he has seen more meth and crack in the county in the last six months than he’s seen in the last six or seven years.
Panelists (from left) State Representative Robert Prague, Republican from Findlay; Hardin County Prosecutor Brad Bailey; Hardin County Sheriff Keith Everhart.
Panelists (from left) State Representative Robert Sprague, Republican from Findlay; Hardin County Prosecutor Brad Bailey; Hardin County Sheriff Keith Everhart.
Stories Posted This Week
Friday, November 13, 2026
Thursday, November 12, 2026
- Our Lady of Lourdes to host Holiday Bazaar on November 18
- Ada Council recap: Eagle Scout proposal for 2 Little Libraries
- Bassitt, 23, launches JAYB Apparel
- Upper Scioto Valley Elementary School Honor Roll for 1st Quarter 2026-2027
- Upper Scioto Valley Honor Roll for 1st Quarter 2026-2027
- Separate the wheat from the chaff: Multi-ingredient botanicals for cholesterol
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Monday, November 9, 2026
- Charles Thomas Evans, 80, worked for Agricultural Cooperatives
- Jerry Lane Pifer, 69, was a siding contrator
- Ada FFA members compete in Job Interview contest
- Bulldog student-athletes honored by the Blanchard Valley Conference
- Nine Bulldog football players garner All-BVC recognition
- Friends of the library host book raffle
- Local artist hosting a watercolor class at the Ada Public Library
- Beatitudes plans Thanksgiving & Veterans feast