The following five land transfers took place in the Ada Exempted Village School District in February 2026 as reported on the website of the Hardin County, Ohio auditor Michael T. Bacon and Hancock County, Ohio auditor Charity Rauschenberg.
ADDRESS - SALE DATE - SALE PRICE - LAND USE - FROM/TO
Residential
4071 TR 35 - 2/19/2026 - $370,000 - Single Family Dwlg - From Troy & Tara Erickson to Timothy Talbert & Jessica Vanfossen
613, 617 & 623 S GILBERT ST - 2/12/2026 - $500,000 - Single Family Dwlgs - To LTE Properties LLC to Jonathan Zweizig
FROM FACEBOOK__Dr. Wilson’s GeoAnalytics class met with Lindsay Walden Hollar, Director of the Ada Area Chamber of Commerce and DCBA alum, to discuss their semester project. Each semester, students partner with the Chamber to ensure member businesses have accurate, up-to-date Google Maps information, including locations, addresses, phone numbers, hours, and more.
This project makes a real impact by boosting online visibility, increasing customer traffic and supporting local revenue while equipping students with valuable, transferable geospatial and civic engagement skills.
FROM FACEBOOK__Interested in learning more about United Way partner agencies? Would you like to join our board members on our Community Investment Committee? Contact United Way of Hardin County, and we will add you to our CIC and include you in the process!
FROM FACEBOOK__Farmers & Merchants Picnic organizers are looking for new board members who can bring exciting new ideas to the Farmers & Merchants picnic.
If you have ever thought about becoming a board member, they would love to invite you to the next board meeting on March 23 at 7 p.m. at the Ada War Memorial Park building at N. Park Dr. and Simon St.
"We are open to any and all new ideas! Please share!"
The 113th annual Farmers & Merchants Picnic will be held on Saturday, August 8, beginning at 9:30 a.m.
FROM BEATITUDES FACEBOOK__Amanda Waldrup, Community Disaster Program Manager and Lynn Gump, Executive Director of Miami Valley Chapter Red Cross stopped into Beatitudes Community Center to thank us for our partnership during fire disasters.
They were happy to see how much we have to offer during emergency situations.
Also pictured are Stephanie Van Atta and Deb Curlis, Beatitudes assistant director and director.
FROM FACEBOOK__Brightspeed communications responded to Ada Area Chamber of Commerce and community member inquiries on Facebook regarding the service outage created by the February 2 fire on S. Main St. in Ada.
Brightspeed fiber and copper networks were damaged by the fire.
Comments by Brightspeed provided the update that the copper network "service was restored yesterday, February 16. Please reach out to us if you are still experiencing issues with your service. https://m.me/gobrightspeed Thank you."
