ONU hosted three district high school basketball tournament games during the past week, drawing more than 8,000 people to campus. ONU can host since it is spring break.
Here, Ottawa-Glandorf cheering sections reacts to a basket their team made. O-G went on to defeat state defending champions Defiance is a close game. Final score O-G 46, Defiance 43. O-G advances to the regionals at BGSU. (Monty Siekerman photo)
Today was our first 4-H Hardin county diary club meeting. We assigned President to Medow Cromer, Vice President to Preston Brien. Secretary to Laney Harpel, Treasurer to Landon West, Safety to Ali Harpel, Health to Carter Bay and finally News reporter to Elaine Webster!
This year the 4-H club has decided to have a booth at the fair. The 4-H Booth Committee has the responsibility to pick a theme and recreate it! That committee consists of, Mandy Dyer, Tia Reffner, Marlana Webster, and Anne Temple.
The Theme will be decided next meeting which is April 10, 2016.
The Icon doesn't often offer junior high photos in its historical photo section. Here's an exception. This team won the Hardin County tournament where they were undefeated.
It's the 2001-2002 junior high quiz bowl team. Team members are listed clockwise: Adam Lusk, Heather Humphreys, Travis McKinturf, Jamie Raines, Tom Shimmel, Amanda Cribley, Megan Elliott and Ethan Collins. Not pictured: Cody Wells.
Ohio Northern University and the Department of Music present “African Music Celebration,” an evening of African drumming and dance led by Benjamin Obido Ayettey, professor and Fulbright visiting scholar, in the Freed Center for the Performing Arts on Thursday, March 10, at 7:30 p.m.
Jon Robey, Ada High School grad, is a member of the Olivet Nazarene University men's swim team that won the NAIA national swim meet held this past weekend.
Robey, a sophomore, completed in the 200-yard free relay and the 100-yard fly. The Olivet men's team won the national title for the first time ever. The Olivet women's team was runner-up in the women's division.
