Senior Hannah Reich (Howell, Mich.) added to her impressive resume during the 2017 season as she was named a First Team Scholar All-North/Central Region honoree by the United Soccer Coaches.
The senior was one of only two athletes from the Ohio Athletic Conference to be named a Scholar All-Region honoree and the only member of the OAC to be named first team.
She was also named an Academic All-OAC awardee in 2017.
Elaine (Shields) Adams finishes an extensive window display for the holidays at COSI. Although polar bears remind one of Arctic cold, the ONU mascot polar bear (named Klondike) sends "Warm Wishes" in this artwork of 'bears and trees. Elaine won several district art awards while a student at Ada High School in the mid 1980s. She hasn't done a lot of art since, she said. But the extensive display at COSI proves she hasn't lost her touch. She is now manager of Flavours, the Sodexo catering service at ONU. (Monty Siekerman photo)
By Monty Siekerman
The Ada Schools welcomed 230 senior citizens to the 26th annual Christmas luncheon, which included a visit from Santa, and concluded with a performance by the Varsity Singers and High School Choir.
The festive occasion was an opportunity for the school system to say "thank you" for all that the seniors have done for the school in the past and continue to do.
The cheerleaders handled the coat-check while the boys and girls varsity basketball teams were the servers. The meal included roasted turkey and all of the trimmings.
The many cultures of Ada - on the ONU campus - got together on Tuesday to celebrate Christmas.
Monty Siekerman shares these photos of the party.
• Below - Briana White goes through the buffet line at an ONU multicultural dinner and Christmas party on Tuesday evening at Affinity Commons. The party included a time to be with friends during the holiday, a gingerbread house making contest, and crafts.
• A time to socialize with friends before heading home in all directions during break.
Greg’s Pharmacy, 126 N. Main St., Bluffton, will close at 4 p.m. on Friday. It will reopen Monday morning as a CVS Pharmacy.
CVS purchased the pharmacy from Clark’s RX Pharmacies, which has owned the downtown business since Jan. 1, 2012.
According to Greg’s Pharmacy Facebook:
“We would like to announce to our community that Greg's Pharmacy will be converting to a CVS Health Pharmacy. We will be closing Friday Dec. 8, at 4 p.m. and remain closed through the weekend for renovations before reopening Monday, Dec. 11, as CVS Health.
“We are happy to report our hours of operation and location will remain the same, as well as the existing staff.
