Letter: Why you should vote YES for the Ada Library
By Benedict Gargac
Ada resident and 8 years old
Dear Ada Voters,
Our library is great. They have books that I like. Some of my favorites are InvestiGators, Who Was? and books about history. They have books for all ages. They have board books for babies, graphic novels, chapter books, picture books and a bunch of other types for adults.
Over the summer, the library had a summer reading program. You get tickets when you read books and can win prizes. The programs I liked were digging for dinosaur bones, the pool party and the one about reptiles. During the reptile one, I got to hold a real snake.
The library has something for everyone. They have a play area for younger kids. There is story time where Miss Kari (the children’s librarian) reads books and does fun activities. Grown-ups can use computers and printers. My dad checks out audiobooks. One more really good thing about the library is that they have really nice librarians.
There is going to be an election on Tuesday, November 3. People should vote for the library because it helps people in many ways.
Stories Posted This Week
Tuesday, November 10, 2026
Monday, November 9, 2026
- Charles Thomas Evans, 80, worked for Agricultural Cooperatives
- Jerry Lane Pifer, 69, was a siding contrator
- Ada FFA members compete in Job Interview contest
- Bulldog student-athletes honored by the Blanchard Valley Conference
- Nine Bulldog football players garner All-BVC recognition
- Friends of the library host book raffle
- Local artist hosting a watercolor class at the Ada Public Library
- Beatitudes plans Thanksgiving & Veterans feast
Sunday, November 8, 2026
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