The Village of Ada has announced that Buckeye Avenue will be temporarily closed to through traffic on May 21-22 for implementation of the Buckeye Avenue one-way traffic flow and reverse angle parking project.
FROM ADAOH.GOV__The Village of Ada's West Montford Improvement Project is getting an early start. Due to wet ground at other job sites the Contractor has mobilized to the Montford Project 2 weeks earlier than scheduled. Today, 5.7.2025 we have equipment and cones staged along the entire length of the project. Contractor will start Thursday or Friday with pavement saw cuts along the concrete gutter on both sides of the street.
In unofficial primary election results for May 6, 2025, the Hardin County Board of elections reports that Liberty Township voters approved a Property Tax Replacement for the purpose of current expenses. The issue had previously failed in the November 2024 general election.
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By Paula Pyzik Scott
On Saturday, May 3, sophomore, juniors and seniors from Ada High School vied for individual and class honors in the 118th Interclass Competition. While I am a relative newcomer to the event, I think I can safely say this isn’t your grandparents’ Interclass. Thematic and technological updates helped make the evening an entertaining look--both sweet and spicy--into the minds of Ada students.
On April 25 the Village of Ada demonstrated how to plant a tree and how to grow a community that is knowledgeable about and devoted to urban forestry: start with the third graders. Representatives from the Village Tree Commission met with third grade classes at Ada Exempted Village Schools to discuss and celebrate their love of trees.
The commission awarded prizes to three students for their drawings of their favorite trees. Each received a book that will help them learn more about trees.
