More than 500 donors responded to ONU's Founders Day challenge this week giving $242,000. Gifts can be allocated to scholarships or "greatest need." To add to the total (nearly a quarter of a million dollars so far) go to http://bit.ly/2oub2AV and make a donation.
MASON -- The Ohio Northern women's tennis team swept Muskingum 9-0 and fell to No. 32-ranked Kenyon 8-1 on the first day of the OAC Tennis Fest on Thursday at the Lindner Family Tennis Center.
The Polar Bears move to 16-4 overall and are 4-1 in Ohio Athletic Conference play.
The Ada Alumni Association will hold a golf outing at Colonial Hills Golf Club on Saturday, June 3, to provide local students with scholarships. To reserve a team spot, visit the Ada Schools website and look under the Alumni tab or contact an association officer. Officers are Sara Gulbis Rush, LeAnn Compton Pryor, Karen Krofft Simon, Kurt Klingler, Garrett Fleming and Arlene Lasko Allison.
There are so many things to do at Ready, Set, Grow Preschool, where does one begin? Here's two students having a great time in one of the playtime activities.
By Monty Siekerman
You are cordially invited to a wedding…in the Ada High School auditorium at 7 p.m. Friday, April 21, and Saturday, April 22, and at 2 p.m. Sunday, April 23.
The Wedding Singer, Robbie Hart, will be there! No gifts please; gift us only with the honor of your presence.
Tickets are $5 and may be purchased presale in the high school office from 8:30-3:30 Monday through Friday, or at the door.
Join in the festivities, with the cast of 50+ Ada Junior High and High School students, musicians and crew.
Plan to attend the special receptions beginning one hour prior to the Friday and Saturday night performances.
Please enjoy the photos of spring in Ada - attachment at bottom of story -
The Village of Ada is know for the flowering pear trees that line Main Street each April, but the residential sections of town are decked in beauty as well.
Pears, flowering crab apples are out in full bloom. Recent cold weather didn’t affect them, however the bright yellow forsythia were “scorched” this year.
Redbud trees and japonica are just now starting to show their colors, soon other shrubs and trees will add their touch of beauty to the landscape.
