Ada's latest news

HealthWise, nursing, pharmacy, Paws for Ability at March 21 Kenton event

A Veterans Resource and Health Fair will be held from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday March 21, at the Hardin County District Library, 325 E. Columbus St., Kenton.

There will be VA representatives from the VA Hospital, the local County Veteran Service OfficerSteven Gossard, Vet Center counselor,
and representatives from Ohio Northern University,  including the College of Pharmacy, the Department of Nursing, 4 Paws for Ability and ONU Healthwise.

• The Department of Nursing will provide BP, BMI, and vision screenings, along with wellness education.

Kylie Colwell, Ada High School sophomore, in Art II, created this green, modern still life. It is among art works by AHS artists on exhibit currently in the Ada Public Library.

Ada Athletic Boosters fundraisers this spring

Ada Athletic Boosters are involved in two fundraisers this spring, according to the Booster officers. The first is a reverse raffle and the second is March Madness. Here are summaries of these events:

Reverse raffle
This is the 9th year for the reverse raffle. It takes place Saturday, April 6, at Crimson Lane. 

Booster officers said, “We are very excited for the move to Crimson Lane. We currently have some extra tickets and a growing waiting list. 

Fred Reichert reminds high schoolers thinking about prom that it's not too early to rent a tuxedo, vest and tie.

Reichert's 111-113 S. Main St., Ada, has tuxedos from:
• Jim's Formalwear
• American Comnmodore
• Geno's Formalware

Rentals include coat, pants, shirt, tie and vest starting at $79.99.

And for wedding parties, with rental of five tuxedos, the sixth tux rental of equal or lesser value is free.

 

Mercy Health in partnership with Ohio Means Jobs will hold a hiring event from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Friday, March 1, at Mercy Health St. Rita’s Medical Center auxiliary conference room, 718 W. Market St., Lima, according to Jeremy Amstutz, Mercy Health recruiter. Mercy Health is now hiring for lab, EMT, nutrition and environmental service positions.

Next round Friday vs. St. Henry

By Cort Reynolds
COLDWATER - Ada broke away from a halftime tie with a big third quarter and went on to defeat New Knoxville 55-46 in boys Div. IV sectional semifinal play Tuesday night at Coldwater.

The Bulldogs improved to 6-17 with the victory and advanced to the sectional finals against top seed St. Henry Friday.

Meanwhile, the 10th-seeded Rangers end up 3-20 after suffering their eighth consecutive defeat. They lost 13 of their final 14 games after nipping Ads at NK 47-44 Jan. 5.

"It was not the start we were looking for, but we showed up in the second half and did what we needed to do," said Ada third-year head coach Dre White.

Pages