The United Way of Hardin County “Days of Caring” is a yearly event that takes place each June. This event started with around 20 volunteers and is continually growing with last year's event having 100 volunteers completing 9 service projects in Hardin County. Days of Caring is established to promote the spirit and value of local volunteerism. We aim to increase the awareness of local human service agencies and schools while demonstrating what people working together for the community’s good can accomplish. Our goal this year is to double last year's volunteers and service projects.
In a democracy, should elected representatives listen to the will of the
people?
State Senators Matt Huffman (Allen County) and Rob McColley (Hardin County)
say no.
They've proposed new election maps that don't fairly represent Ohioans.
Instead, these rigged districts continue the "gerrymandering" that means that
in many Ohio elections, the winner is pre-determined.
I am humbled and honored to have been elected as one of Ada’s next Village Councilors. Having the support of the village that I’ve called “home” for almost a decade means the world to me. I will do my best for all the wonderful people who live, work, and play in Ada. I fully intend to keep the promises that were laid out during my campaign. Ensuring that government activities are accessible, transparent, and engaging is incredibly important to me, and the people of Ada.
