The Boosters are contacting area businesses asking for support for program ad sales and trophy sponsorship opportunities for the 38th Annual Ada Music Feast Show Choir Invitational Competition.
The event is held at Ada High School on Saturday, Nov. 7.
Ad sales in full-page 8.5 x 11-inch size, as well as, one-eighth, one-quarter and one-half page ads are currently available. Trophy sponsorships for both preliminary and finals competition at the day-long event are also available.
The Ada Village sidewalk replacement project is underway, as pictured here at the Neiswander home, 201 E. Montford.
The Village budgeted $20,000 this year in a cost-share effort to help home owners replace sidewalks with Ada paying half the cost and the homeowners half.
Those wanting to be considered for next year can obtain an application from the city building.
Others on the list to be completed this fall are Cole Motors, 120 E. Buckeye; Terry Kindle, 423 Ream; Norm Rex, 310 S. Gilbert; with several other applications in process.
For the fourth straight year the Arts Advocacy Collaborative of West Central Ohio is looking to once again award members of the area for their contributions to the arts community. Each year three winners are selected under the categories of Creator, Advocate and Philanthropist.
The Creator Award is presented to an artist whose work has made a significant impact on his or her discipline and also shows creativity and imagination that exemplifies the highest level of achievement in a particular discipline while advancing the art form.
On Saturday, October 10, the World Ultralight Fly-In (WUFI) will attempt to set the Guinness World Record for the first worldwide ultralight and open air synchronized flying event of its kind.
The Ada airport will be putting four open air aircraft up to aid in attempting a world record, according to Kevin Mierzejewski of the airport.
The event, put together by prominent European and US ultralight pilots is being orchestrated globally in conjunction with Dayton Ultralights and members of numerous Facebook groups and clubs around the world.
Story and photo by Carl Wilkerson
Ada tradition reignited – after an almost 20-year lapse. Several hundred Bulldog students, faculty and fans showed up Wednesday night for a rousing homecoming bonfire held in the practice field at the high school.
The students danced and sang and texted to the music of YMCA by The Village People – can you believe that!
The cheerleaders and homecoming court performed several skits for the football team.
The Ada faculty, who were instrumental in bringing back the event, provided donuts, popcorn and drinks.
By Monty Siekerman
It's a mini mall of sorts. Six new businesses celebrated a grand opening Saturday afternoon at 4171 State Route 235, just north of Dollar General.
No department stores, restaurants, or shoe stores are located in this "mall" but you'll find much there.
