With a new bulldog logo now part of the Ada school system, it may be time to update your Ada High School spirit wear.
For a limited time – this ends Monday, Sept. 21 – Ada school supporters may order up to 19 different Ada school-related sportswear items from the “Spirit Store.”
Each of the items includes the new bulldog logo.
The BSN team sports online store offers and assortment of Ada school tee-shirts, hoodies, polo shirts, wind shirts, fleece crew shirts and caps.
Click here to visit the Ada new logo unveiling spirit store.
Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) is getting ready for winter operations and has a hiring event to fill approximately 65 winter seasonal positions available across the region.
The local hiring event is Tuesday, Oct. 13, from noon to 4:30 p.m. at ODOT District 1 district office, 1885 N. McCullough Street, Lima.
Plowing snow is the primary job responsibility for winter seasonal positions, but employees may also be asked to perform other operational duties.
District 1 is looking to fill 36 positions in Allen, Defiance, Hancock, Hardin, Paulding, Putnam, Van Wert, and Wyandot counties.
The Village of Ada will conduct its monthly test of its tornado siren at noon today (Wednesday, Sept. 16).
The siren will run for 3 minutes.The village tests the siren each third Wednesday of every month at noon.
As a note, Ohio Northern University completes a test of its tornado siren on the first Wednesday of every month.
The announcement by the village stated: "The addition of this siren allows Ada to be well covered in providing early warning to our residents in case of a tornado."
Persons with questions regarding the testing, should contact the Ada Police Department at 419-634-0010.
Covid-19 hasn't stopped blood drives from taking place.
Ada's next American Red Cross blood drive is from 11:30 a.m. to 5:30 p.m., Monday, Sept. 21, in the Community Health Professionals Ada Visiting Nurses conference room, 1200 S. Main St.
To schedule an appointment, call Mary Hackworth, blood program leader for Ada community blood drives, at 419-604-8569 or 800-Red Cross.
The wildlife center spokesperson says that not only did the officers help rescue the eagle, but it was apparent they “have great compassion for animals.”
