By Monty Siekerman
This strange looking bike serves two purposes.
It allows Riley Lamison to recover from an injury. Also, he can still be with his running mates on the ONU track team. Riley, a sophomore engineering student, has an injured hamstring.
Pedaling the elliptical bike helps him recover faster. He travels along with the ONU trackers as they traverse the town on foot to prepare for upcoming meets.
Note: The quiz bowl competition was moved to Feb. 12 after a winter weather delay last Monday.
By Monty Siekerman
Want to quickly know the answer to most any question?
Students from 10 schools can probably recite the correct answer on Monday because academic scholars from 10 area schools will be here for a Quiz Bowl competition.
The quizzing starts at 4:30 p.m. and will last until 8 p.m. when a champion is crowned. Junior and senior high school students from Ada, Bluffton, Cory-Rawson, Crestview, Elida, Hardin Northern, Kenton, Liberty Benton, Riverdale, and USV will be on hand for the annual Ada Invitational this year.
Paul Craun, member of the Ada Community Improvement Corp (CIC) and construction professional, announced that he has filed to run for Hancock County commissioner in the May 8 Republican primary.
He will be emphasizing “Leading Together” as the theme for his campaign, bringing together business, community and government.
He has experience in supporting local economic development groups and in working with many small and large businesses and community groups across northwest Ohio.
My name is Mark Light, a 4-H educator with OSU Extension in Hardin County. My focus of educating for the community includes STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering and Math), Social Media and Technology.
I received my Bachelor of Science in Civil Engineering from ONU and a master’s degree in college student personnel from Bowling Green State.
My family and I live in Ada. While attending ONU, I met Kim, my wife of 22 years. She is the Ada School treasurer. We have two children: Megan a freshman and Justin is senior at AHS.
Ada Rotarian Bob Ward, and his wife, Karen, may be in Florida right now but they haven't left Rotary behind. During a Rise Against Hunger event organized by a local Rotary group, they helped package 30,000 meals for children in Nicaragua with about 250 volunteers at the Fernandina Beach Rec Center. Bob, a retired engineering prof, sports an ONU t-shirt, while helping. Karen is active in civic and religious activities in Ada.
