All final Ada school grade cards from Kindergarten through seniors have been mailed and third grade through seniors have been posted to ProgressBook, according to an Ohio Alerts announcement made June 3 by Ada schools.
Click here to view the final honor roll of the 2019-20 school year.
A reconstruction project of manholes along Main Street and North Avenue is underway this week in Ada.
Green and white markings on the pavement indicate that the work is underway.
Crews from Brenneman Excavating of Elida, have the manhole locations coned off and work is underway. The project is expected to take approximately two weeks, according to village officials.
Traffic will be maintained, but drivers are encouraged to drive slower than usual in the construction area. One purpose of the project is to keep the road level, thus eliminating the dips drivers often feel when driving over a manhole.
CHP Home Care & Hospice, Ada, is offering support for children and youth dealing with issues related to the loss of a special person in their lives, according to Greg Yinger of Community Health Professionals.
“Summer survival bags” and Rays of Hope Zoom group meetings are available through CHP Hospice each month this summer.
Survival bags will include activities and lessons for kids to complete with their families.
"You may now more your tassle to the other side of your mortar board. You've offiically graduated from Ada High School" Meri Skilliter, Ada superintendent.
Did you miss the 137th annual Ada High School commencerment ceremony? There are several reasons that may have happened.
The good news is that the school compiled a video involving each graduate and it's almost as if you were there in the audience. And, its gaining raving reviews on the Ada Bulldogs Facebook.
The ceremony was originally shows on WOSN on May 24. It's now on the Icon in the YouTube below. Sit back and enjoy it.
By Mark Badertscher
April 15-30 Liberty Township rainfall registered slightly under 1 inch, according to Phil Epley, who recorded it for the Hardin County Extension Office.
The county average during that period was 1.54 inches with the highest recorded rainfall in McDonald Township at 1.95 inches. Blanchard Township’s 0.70 inches was the lowest.
Last year, the average rainfall for the same time period was 4.08 inches. Rainfall for the April 15-30 time period is 0.83 inches less than the 10-year average rainfall during the same dates.
