The Ada Area Chamber of Commerce has issued the reminder that there is still booth space available for the 38th Annual Harvest & Herb Festival on Saturday, September 21.
Booth Applications with payment should be mailed it to Ada Area Chamber of Commerce, P.O. Box 225, Ada, OH 45810.
Organizers are looking for
Seasonal home craft vendors
Salsa, Spices, Mixes, etc…
Primitive decor
Something unique to you!
Businesses / Nonprofits who would like a booth
They note that they have plenty of the following: Bakers, Glass Jars, Tumblers, Bead work, Crochet work, Food Truck Vendors.
Reminder: 8th Annual Made in Ada Wilson Football Festival t-shirt pick up is this Saturday, August 19 at Four Seaons Drive-Thru from 9:00 a.m. -12:00 p.m.
The Ada Area Chamber of Commerce notes, if you selected shipping for your items, they have been shipped from Lima. Please keep an eye out!
The following ten land transfers took place in the Ada Exempted Village School District in July 2024 as reported on the website of the Hardin County, Ohio auditor Michael T. Bacon and Hancock County, Ohio auditor Charity Rauschenberg.
During the first six months of 2024 the Village of Ada issued 31 commercial and residential permits with a total estimated value of $2.75M. Zoning Inspector Michael Harnishfeger provided a report including the following information.
The July 17 quarterly meeting of the Ada Community Improvement Corporation was an opportunity to feel the pulse of the Ada business community. Held on the heels of the July Ada Area Chamber of Commerce meeting that occurred earlier in the day, the CIC meeting tackled ideas for Wilson wayfinding signs, downtown storefront capacity and ways to counteract disinvestment in aging buildings.
The Allen Economic Development Group (AEDG) has announced that Cindy Leis is its new President and CEO. This follows Dave Stratton's transition to President and CEO of the Greater Lima Region (GLR). Stratton has been with AEDG since 2015 and led the organization since 2019. Both boards have approved the transitions, which took effect on Monday, July 15.
This shift marks a new era for both AEDG www.aedg.org and GLR greaterlimaregion.com/. With Leis at the helm of AEDG and Stratton steering GLR, the two organizations are set to work collaboratively toward shared goals of supporting economic, business, and community development in Allen County and the surrounding region.
Leis’s primary goals will be infrastructure and site preparedness, attraction of new business, supporting existing businesses in Allen County and job creation in Allen County.
