It's really a small town named Ada that makes the football go 'round.
Posted by Fred Steiner on Sunday, February 5, 2017
WE HAVE LOTS OF PHOTOS!
Who cares about the Super Bowl game?
Ada already did the Super Bowl. The night before.
It was the first-ever Made In Ada Wilson Football Festival.
A midnight Wison Football drop from the Ada depot, plus a Saturday afternoon and evening of Super Bowl previews, a free football movie, tailgating and a 51-football give-away brought hundreds of fans to downtown.
It packed Ada's restaurants and proclaimed to North America that it's really a small town named Ada that makes the foootball go 'round.
The Icon was there taking photos, videos and talking to people.
Posted by Monty Siekerman on Friday, February 3, 2017
We've had a busy day in the elementary! We celebrated 100's day and had a visit from Ronald McDonald who taught us how to cooperate with others and how to be a good friend!
Events start at 4 p.m. Saturday and finish with a midnight football drop
Posted by Fred Steiner on Friday, February 3, 2017
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Made in Ada Wilson Football Festival.
That has a nice ring to it. And on Saturday, Ada celebrates with a Super Bowl Eve party, like none ever seen here.
Events include everything from a tailgate party, football coaches panel, free showing of "Friday Night Lights," a program looking at Super Bowl TV commercials, lots of games and Wilson NFL football raffles and concluding with a midnight football drop.
Posted by Monty Siekerman on Friday, February 3, 2017
The American Red Cross North Central Ohio Chapter responded to a fire on Township Highway 82 in Forest early Friday morning.
The Red Cross provided assistance for two adults including aid for temporary lodging and immediate needs such as food and clothing to those affected. “We’re deeply saddened for those who were impacted by this fire,” said Todd James, Executive Director, North Central Ohio Chapter. “As we continue to help them, we urge everyone to take steps to minimize the risk of a fire occurring in their home.”
Posted by Fred Steiner on Thursday, February 2, 2017
Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio, Bluffton, is accepting applications for the Barbara Fleming Memorial Nursing Scholarship.
The scholarship is meant to promote the career of nursing. Therefore the scholarship money may be used toward a degree as a Licensed Practical Nurse, a degree as a Registered Nurse, or a Bachelor of Science in Nursing. The scholarship is to be used to pay school related expenses toward any of these degrees.
The scholarship offers a minimum award of $500, and will be paid directly to the vocational school or college where the student is enrolled.