On March 8, more than 80 ONU student volunteers packaged over 15,000 meals for the God Always Provides (GAP) food packaging program sponsored by the International Disaster Emergency Service (IDES). Missionaries provide the meals to combat hunger and malnourishment worldwide. PHOTO Ohio Northern University.
At 7:45 a.m. on Friday morning, March 10, the community is invited to cheer on Ada High School wrestlers Marley Bulerin and Clayton McClain as they leave the fire station parking lot for the 2023 OHSAA State Wrestling Tournament.
The Bulldog wrestlers will also be celebrated at the school today, March 9, with a "State Walk." All students will come into the hallway and clap out/cheer for the wrestlers as they leave the building.
The Hardin County Agricultural Society is hosting a cheerleading competition at the Hardin County Fair on Sunday, September 10, 2023 at 12:30 p.m.
The competition is for school squads, recreation squads, local gyms, USASF teams, and individuals/duos. The competition will have tumbling & non-tumbling and stunting & non-stunting divisions in the following categories:
At the March 7 meeting of the Ada Council, all councilors were present. In addition to the Kenton Times and Ada Icon, Ray Finnegan of Aspen Energy was present.
The council reviewed 4 claims registers with Fiscal Officer Patty Navin, learning that PUCO is now charging utility operators an annual registration fee that is part of legislation ensuring that anyone excavating or operating underground facilities follows safe digging practices.
PUBLIC COMMENT
Moving Mr. Finnegan ahead in the agenda, Mayor Dave Retterer opened the public comment portion of the meeting. Finnegan presented information on electricity aggregation opportunities for the Village. Gas and electrical aggregation is being adopted by some area communities, including villages and unincorporated areas. To make this change, aggregation must be passed by local ballot. Additional information on this and other items is in the attached packet.
