Meet Village Administrator Amanda Sears
VILLAGE OF ADA MEDIA RELEASE
Q. What are you most excited about in your new Village Administrator role?
A. Getting to know Ada! It has been such a welcoming community and I am looking forward to meeting the residents and finding all of the treasures Ada has to offer.
Q. Who or what had the biggest impact on your life growing up?
A. Watching my parents work hard and strive to provide the best opportunities for me has always left an impact on me. They are a great representation of hard working, loving, humble people and I strive for that every day.
Q. What’s been your proudest professional moment so far?
A. I am most proud of becoming a self-taught grant writer and being able to fund several really impactful projects in my hometown of Fremont.
Q. What’s a fun fact about you most people don’t know?
A. I ran a half marathon once and decided to never do it again.
Q. What kind of legacy do you hope to leave behind?
A. I wake up every day hoping to make a positive impact in the community. I hope I am remembered for showing up every day, striving to make a difference, even when it’s not easy.
Stories Posted This Week
Saturday, November 7, 2026
Friday, November 6, 2026
- Scouting for Food pickup on Saturday, Nov. 7
- Annie's Project in Hardin County, February-March 2027 workshop
- Obituary for Michelle D. Davis, 55
- Down Memory Lane: Fire consumes Administration/Hill Memorial building
- Making corn while the sun shines
- Murder trial postponed in Hardin County Court
- Smith updates Red Men in Red Square
Thursday, November 5, 2026
Wednesday, November 4, 2026
- Jean Ann Sanderson Stager, 97, was an educator
- Barricaded subject incident on TR 180 on November 3
- Apollo Career Center Honor Roll for 1st quarter, 2026-2027
- Ada Schools honor roll for 1st quarter of 2026-2027
- Village of Forest approved for $954K loan for wastewater treatment improvements
- Unofficial results: Ada and Liberty Twp. levy renewals pass
- Community invited to choose BBBS Bowl for Kids’ Sake theme