JULY 18 MEDIA RELEASE__The Village of Ada is happy to announce that the Municipal Pool will be open an additional week.
The week of August 10-16 the pool will be open for lap swim from 10:00-11:00 a.m. and open for regular swimming from 11:00 a.m.-4:00 p.m., weather permitting.
There will not be a night swim on Tuesday evening. There are a couple of spots still available for pool rentals for anyone who's interested.
Thank you to all of our patrons for a great 2025 Season!
John Cavinder, age 66, of Harrod, passed away on Thursday, July 17, 2025 at Lima Memorial Health System, surrounded by his loved ones. He leaves behind a legacy of kindness, hard work and deep love for his family.
He was born on September 22, 1958 in Lima, Ohio to the late Harold Cavinder and Barbara Neal. His stepmother, Sheila Cavinder survives at Indiana Lake.
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During the public comment opportunity, Ada resident Kevin Wagner presented his ideas on providing water for a single flat rate for commercial and residential customers. He said, “We should take care of people first. Residents are paying for businesses’ water.” Council and legal counsel Jane Napier discussed infrastructure costs. Wagner also raised the subject of a Zoning ordinance that prohibits alcohol sales within a certain distance of churches and schools. Napier responded that state authority has superseded local ordinances since 2021 but that “laws change all the time,” so the ordinance will stay on the books.
MEDIA RELEASE MAKER SUBMISSION__Now until October 9, Community Health Professionals, 1200 South Main, Ada, is selling raffle tickets for its patient care fund.
You can win a brand new 2025 EZ-GO Valor golf cart from Van Wert Carts & More. Entries are $20 each with proceeds benefiting local, nonprofit, CHP patient care.
JULY 15 MEDIA RELEASE__Hardin County United Way’s Executive Director, Martha Evans-Nau, participated in a four-day conference in Washington, D.C. Nau was one of three speakers selected from across the country to discuss their involvement in policy and advocacy issues. Evans-Nau spoke on her participation in state and national advocacy initiatives.
“As an emerging United Way, it has been exciting to start participating in conversations that affect our county, and to be able to do so on a state and national level. I was surprised and honored to be asked to speak at the national event. Representing Ohio and Hardin County at this level was an amazing opportunity,” Evans-Nau stated.
