Don't miss this parade tonight
Ada loves parades, and one planned tonight (Thursday, May 27) that begins at 6 p.m. at the Ada park could top them all.
It's a parade honoring the 2021 Ada High School graduates. Here's the parade route - pay attention:
(Short version: Park to Lima Ave., north on Main to SR 81, left to Simon, south to Lima, back to Main all the way north to SR 81 again, right to Johnson, all the way south to Lima, turn on to Simon and return to the park.)
Detailed parade route:
• Start at the Ada park and turn left onto Simon
• From Simon turn left on Lima Avenue to Orders Avenue
• Turn right on to Hays Avenue and continue onto Main Street
At Main Street:
• Turn right on Main, and travel north through town to State Route 81
•From Main, turn left onto SR 81 and then left on Gilbert Street and proceed all the way south to Lima Avenue
• Then, turn left (north) on Main again, taking one more trip north through town to State Route 81
• At State Route 81, this time turn right and then turn right onto Johnson
• Travel south on Johnson to Lima Avenue
• At Simon return right to the park.
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