JUNE 23 MEDIA RELEASE__Noteworthy Community Choir (NCC) is a non-profit choral group serving our communities through song with members from Ada, Alger, Bluffton, Dola, Kenton, and Lima.
We sing a delightful mixture of sacred and secular music and feature solos, duets,and trios throughout the concert!
Make it a day to Accentuate the Positive as You Raise Me Up and are Standing on the Promises, all while (sshh!) The Lion Sleeps Tonight! Plus, many more!
June 23, 6:30 p.m. - Dress Rehearsal, Vancrest of Ada, open to the public
June 29, 5 - 7 p.m. - Concert & Potluck in the Park, Ada Park, shelterhouse #8
Recent polling indicates that an overwhelming majority of Americans, including me, oppose the U.S. becoming directly involved in the Israel-Iran conflict. In addition, Congress was neither consulted nor granted the opportunity to approve the June 21 strikes on Iran, as required by both the Constitution and the 1973 War Powers Act.
This war with Iran was instigated by a President who has repeatedly shown poor judgment—just consider his erratic tariff behavior as one example.
The next meeting of the Park Board is July 21, 2025
JUNE 21 MEDIA RELEASE
June 16, 2025 meeting
The Park District Liberty Twp. Hardin County, Ohio met on the above date in the park office. Present were Bob Szuch, Fred Reichert, Neal Dumbaugh, Ken Wolke and Mary Jane Lee. Guests present were the architect from TDG Technicon Design Group who showed some renderings of the new shelter house and the new concession stand for the stadium. Also present were members of the Pony Pals Horse Club. They have had several events at the park and have raised money to put some solar lights in the horse area. Present were Kristie Haden and Ken Jochims representing the Ada Athletic Boosters. They were trying to finalize the inside of the concession stand with the architect.
Proposed bill would reduce County's annual general fund revenue budget by 20%
LETTER PROVIDED UPON THE REQUEST OF THE ADA ICON__The Hardin County Commissioners, with respect, would like to convey their thoughts concerning House Bill 335. Needless to say, as written, Hardin County opposes House Bill 335 as introduced with the elimination of inside millage, which is currently 2.8 mills. The effect of this change would be a reduction of approximately 20% of the County's Annual General Fund Revenue Budget. To compensate for that, the state is recommending adding up to an additional 1% sales tax, but it would need voter approval. Hardin County's greatest fear is the inability of our Hardin County citizens to pass a sales tax increase, no matter what the percentage increase is. Our suggestion would be to have any tax increase to offset House Bill 335 Inside Millage reduction would be mandated by the State of Ohio. Without this revenue, Hardin County would be forced to make annual cost reductions to our General Fund by 20%.
The Ada Public Library will host the following events and activities during the week of June 23-28. For further details and dates, visit www.adalibrary.org/calendar.
