What do you do with a giant squash? You turn it into an eagle, of course. Sandra Litton was given the challenge of determining what to do with a squash that had been donated to ReStore. She came up with this eagle that she painted with acrylic. She named the eagle Freedom. It will be displayed in the front window of the community center. (Monty Siekerman photo)
Here's the entertainment schedule for Viva Maria Pizza and Pasta for December:
Dec. 4--Maria Fricano
Dec. 5--Nathan Pax
Dec. 11--Gene Parker
Dec. 12--Chris Buzzelli
Dec. 18--Nathan Pax
Dec. 19--Jim Boedicker
Dec. 26--Gene Parker and Friends
Many Ada High School athletes excel on the sports field and in the classroom.
Jim Raabe, Northwest Conference commissioner, has released the list of NWC scholar athletes for the fall season.
Scholar athletes are determined as follows:
• Must be a letter winner in their sport.
• Gold level -- GPA of 3.5 or higher during the season of their sport.
• Silver level -- GPA of 3.0 to 3.49 during the season of their sport.
Ada's list is below. In addition, an entire NWC list in attached.
There's lots of Christmas trees in Ada this year. You'll find this one at Community Health Professionals. It is a collection point for hats, mittens, socks and underware. These are donated to children in need in Hardin and Allen Counties. Donations are accepted until Dec. 31.
