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Pictured above, L-R) Hanley Wheeler, BSPh ’82; Angela Phares, BS ’08; Josh Barrickman, BSBA ’97, CFA; Dr. Karen Kier, BSPh ’82; Doug Leuthold, BSCE ’76, Judge William Zimmerman, BA ’75, JD ’79

FROM ONU.EDU/NEWS__Ohio Northern University celebrated six exceptional graduates during its 2026 Homecoming & Reunion Weekend, presenting them with Distinguished Alumni Awards in recognition of their outstanding professional achievements and dedicated service to their alma mater. The Alumni Service Award will be bestowed at a later date.

FROM ADA POLICE DEPARTMENT FACEBOOK__[On Wednesday, September 30] someone spoofing the phone number for the Ada Police Department attempted to scam an individual claiming they represented our department.

If you receive a call from our office and someone attempts to obtain money from you or claims that you have warrants or charges pending that need to be taken care of, please hang up and dial 419-634-0010 and request to speak with an officer.

Stay safe.

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On September 29, 2026, Debbie lost her battle with leukemia and was called home by her eternal father, but not before stopping at the rainbow bridge and getting her walking buddy Kody. Together again, they’ll meet the Lord with smiling faces.

Debbie was born on September 7, 1959, in Russell, KY, to James Brown and Mary (Bradley) Brown. Debbie graduated from Greenup County High School in 1977 and from Ohio University in 1989 and eventually achieved a master's plus 30 degree.

FROM FACEBOOK__Superior Credit Union has announced that it will be coming soon to Ada: "We're excited to bring our products and services to a new community and welcome new members. Stay tuned for more details and an opening date!"

The post shows 610 S. Main St., the former Rite Aid building at the corner of Main St. and College Ave.

Superior Credit Union is a full-service financial cooperative serving members in Western Ohio.

Jaylin St. Laurent notches 1000th assist / Senior night celebrated

By Cort Reynolds / Photos by Mark Andreasen and Autumn Andreasen

ADA__The Ada High School volleyball team lost a tough four-setter to visiting co-Blanchard Valley Conference leader Arlington in a key league match on Monday, Sept. 28.

By Cort Reynolds

LIMA __The visiting Ada High School boys soccer team played to a 2-2 tie with Lima Temple Christian in a non-league match on Monday, Sept. 28.

Ada trailed 1-0 at halftime, then built a 2-1 lead late in the second half before the Pioneers knotted it up on a penalty kick.

The Bulldog boys record is now 6-6-1 with the tie. LTC is 5-3-2.

Temple Christian opened the scoring in the first half on a free kick after Ada was called for a foul just outside the penalty area. 

A TC player delivered a great ball into the far upper corner of the net to give the Pioneers a 1-0 lead at halftime.

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