It may be cold outside, but look at those sunsets Ada experiences this month. Here's one from Sunday evening taken in Bluffton. It's one to "walk off into." Photo by Lindsay Steiner.
Ad Icon is collecting names of businesses and individuals involved in snow removal.
With a list available we want individuals in the community to have a resource when the next heavy snowfall hits the community.
The list will assist individual homeowners who need sidewalks, driveways and other areas removed of snow.
Once compiled, the Icon will post this list at no charge. Businesses and individuals wanting to be listed should send the following information to: [email protected]:
Name of business (if a business is involved)
Contact person
Address
Phone number
Ada's first American Red Cross blood drive of the year is Monday, Jan. 13. The drive takes place from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. at Ada Visiting Nurses and Hospice, 1200 S. Main St. Ada.
Double red cells who donate blood and enter to win free Kroger groceries for a year.
The second blood drive of the year is Monday, Jan. 20, at Ohio Northern University's McIntosh Center. The drive is from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Double red cells who donate blood, receive a free t-shirt and enter to win free Kroger groceries for a year.
The American Red Cross is urging area residents to take precautions following the severe winter weather impacting the local area this week. Millions of people from the Midwest to the Northeast are facing extremely cold temperatures, high winds and heavy snow over the next few days. The Red Cross is watching the storm and prepared to respond if necessary.
“People should check in on their neighbors and use caution as record lows hit our area,” said Todd
James, Executive Director of the American Red Cross of Hancock, Seneca and Wyandot Counties.
| 2013 College Team Ethics and Sportsmanship Awards |
The Ohio Northern women's soccer team has been named as a silver recipient of the College Team Ethics and Sportsmanship Award by the National Soccer Coaches Association of America (NSCAA).
The award recognizes teams that exhibit fair play, sporting behavior and adherence to the laws of the game, as reflected by the number of yellow caution cards or red ejection cards they are shown by referees throughout the season.
In order to qualify for the silver honor, a team must receive no red cards and accumulate no more than five yellow cards over the course of the season.
