Apollo Career Center celebrates its renovation grand opening from 4 to 7 p.m., Thursday, Sept. 29.
The event is at the school, 3325 Shawnee Road, Lima. The grand opening is a dedication ceremony for the newly renovated facility.
The event will include a flag ceremony, ribbon cutting, unveiling of the Partner Wall, ribbon cutting at each tech lab and adult education, plus self-guided tours.
Junior Anna Niemeyer led the No. 24-ranked Ohio Northern women's soccer team as it defeated Denison 1-0 Wednesday evening in Granville at Barclay-Thomsen Field.
The Polar Bears improve to 4-0-0 overall, while the Big Red fall to 2-3-1.
Niemeyer scored the lone goal for Northern in the seventh minute as she received a pass from freshman Rose Nienaber and beat the goalie from 12 yards out to give ONU the 1-0 lead.
The Polar Bear defense would stifle the Big Red offense for the remainder of the game to seal the 1-0 victory.
The ONU defense would allow only one shot on goal during the contest.
TIFFIN - Host Tiffin Columbian broke up a scoreless battle with two goals
in the second half to win a girls soccer match 2-0 over Ada Wednesday
evening.
The loss dropped the Lady Bulldog record to 2-4-1.
Jones and Zimmerman scored for TC at 37:72 and 5:35 of the second half.
Ada out-shot TC, 9-4. Bulldog keeper Rielyn Castle made two saves in goal.
Ada (1-0 NWC) plays at league foe Spencerville Saturday morning.
You’ll love the entertainment at this Saturday’s Ada Harvest and Herb Festival. The performance stage is in the Cole Motor parking lot. All entertainment is free.
It starts with a guitar duo, hands off to a steel drum band and finishes with an America’s Got Talent contestant.
But first, it begins with the singing of The National Anthem by Haley Crouse, Ada High School graduate. Following Crouse, the 2016 Harvest and Herb Festival queen will be crowned.
By Monty Siekerman
Know what this says and where it's located?
Hint: above a door where you pay bills.
The Latin phrase is ONU's motto: Strength through Diversity.
The university is known for its academic diversity, having offered classes in arts and science, engineering, pharmacy, law, and business for more than a century.
Answer: This wording is above the front door as you exit Lehr Memorial.
Hint: drive south on Main and keep watch to the west. It's part of the statue of Dr. Henry Solomon Lehr, founder of ONU. The statue is located between Hill and Dicke buildings. (Monty Siekerman)
