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Men's Tennis grabs pair of 5-4 victories
(February 11) NICHOLASVILLE, Ky. — The Ohio Northern men's tennis team wrapped up the Transylvania (Ky.) Winter Invite with a pair of tight 5-4 loss victories indoors on Sunday.

Chloee Glenn leads Women's Basketball in a 69-47 win
(February 14) WILMINGTON — Freshman Chloee Glenn (Glandorf/Ottawa-Glandorf) scored 11 points to lead the Ohio Northern women's basketball team to a 69-47 victory at Wilmington on Wednesday night.

Men's Basketball uses fast start to cruise past Wilmington
(February 14) ADA — The Ohio Northern men's basketball team opened the game on a 14-0 run and cruised to a 71-55 victory over Wilmington on Wednesday night.

By Cort Reynolds

The 2023-24 All-Northwest Conference girls basketball teams were voted on Sunday by the league coaches and released by the league Monday, February 19.

One Ada senior was named honorable mention all-league, while streaking Allen East placed two girls on the first team.

"Little Robin Redbreast sat upon a rail, niddle noddle went his head, wiggle waggle went his tail." This flock of robins were in constant motion as they feasted in a leafless tree. 

The Ada IGA grocery store was purchased by Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Chrismer in May 1951. In 2024, folks are trying to indentify the store's employees from 1953, as seen in this photo posted on Facebook by the Ada Ohio Historical Society.

You can chime in of Facebook HERE. Not on Facebook? Email [email protected].

Additional information about the grocery store can be found in the Ada Public Library news archive:

By Cort Reynolds

ADA__Ada High School hosted the Northwest Conference wrestling championships Saturday, February 17, and finished sixth as a team behind a repeat individual champion.

By Cort Reynolds

LIMA__The Ada High School boys basketball team defeated Lima Temple Christian 44-37 in a non-league away game Saturday night, February 17.

The Bulldogs won each of the first three periods to build a 33-21 lead heading to the final quarter. Ada led by 16 late in the third period when the Pioneers put on a 5-0 spurt to end the stanza down by 12.

LTC continued to rally and cut the Ada lead to six points with 1:43 remaining to play. But the Bulldogs held the Pioneers at bay from the foul line late to win by seven.

Temple won the fourth stanza, 16-11. 

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