Soroptimist International clubs of Kenton/Hardin County and Hancock County Area's annual banquet will be in McIntosh Center on Thursday, March 21.
The Rev. Dr. Marian Hatcher of the Cook County, Illinois, sheriff’s office, is the featured speaker. The dinner is in recognition of Celebration of Women in honor of Women's History Month.
The event spotlights the mission of Soroptimist to improve the lives of women and girls by recognizing winners of various educational and community awards.
Marian Hatcher
Rev. Dr. Hatcher is a pioneer in the fight against the demand driving sexual exploitation.
A cold February is in the weather book. Here’s some of the month’s memorable moments, according to Guy Verhoff, Pandora weather observer.
This February had 24 days with the low daily temperatures below freezing, and 12 days with the high temperature at freezing or below.
February’s high reading was 59 degrees on the 7th. The low was 3 degrees on the 1st.
• Average February 2019 temperature 30.6 degrees
• Normal average February temperature 28.6 degrees
• February 2019 precipitation 3.38 inches rain; 8.6 inches snow
• Normal average February precipitation 2.03 inches rain
Ada Area Chamber of Commerce invites Icon viewers to a chamber "mix and mingle" later this month, according to Deb Curlis, chamber director.
The after-hours free event is from 4:30 to 6 p.m., Wednesday, March 20, at The Inn at ONU.
There will be door prizes and refreshments in this "come and go as you please" event. Persons wanting additional information may contact Curlis at [email protected] or by calling 419-788-9459.
The Ada Senior Citizens will meet Wednesday, March 13, at 12:30 p.m. in the Community Room of the Community Health Professionals. Kathy Jo Dove will present a program, “CBD Oil and Its Uses.”
Those who have heard Kathy said they learned a lot about how to deal with challenges we face as our bodies are aging.
President Cloe Cole will conduct the business meeting. Euchre and other card and board games will follow. Refreshments will be furnished by Judy Magee.
It's flu season. Ada schools provided the following guidelines for parents and caregivers concerning this airborne virus:
There has been a steady increase in illnesses and absences among the students of Ada Schools.
Respiratory symptoms of coughing, chest congestion, sore throat, runny nose and sneezing are among our students as well as the flu-like symptoms of fever, chills, headache and nausea.
The spread of these airborne viruses can be controlled with prompt diagnosis and effective preventative measures.
