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Hey, mom, it reached 70 degrees on Monday! (it also bottomed out at 35 degrees on Friday.) May's confusing weather continued this week.

To see May's daily summary provided by Guy Verhoff, Pandora weather observer, open the attachment at the bottom of this story.

The Hardin County Chamber & Business Alliance and The Inn at Ohio Northern University recently joined more than 200 representatives from museums, attractions, hotels, and visitors bureaus from throughout the Midwest at Heartland Travel Showcase in Toledo.

Heartland Travel Showcase is the Midwest’s largest motor coach marketplace and features the region’s top destinations and attractions for group tours.

As the Ada school year winds down lots of activities are on the calendar. Here's the list of calendar items from today's Ada school website.

PHOTOS AT BOTTOM OF THIS STORY BY BAILEY BOWERS

It's an Ada High School musical spring tradition. 

It's the Spring Fever Follies. The Icon attended this year's production, which took place in the Ada school auditorium on Friday evening. Bailey Bowers captured the evening with several photos.

Icon viewers can look at those photos in the attachment at the bottom of this story.

 

MORE PHOTOS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS STORY

Members of the Ohio Northern University marching band performed highlights of their past seasons at the Ada Train Depot Park Friday night. Here are some views of the outdoor concert.

(Richard Gainey photo)

Ada 6-12th grade band members will combine for the premiere performance of “Vision Quest” to conclude the 5th-8th grade band and 6-8th grade choir concert Monday, May 19, at 7 p.m. in the Ada school auditorium. 

This will be the first public performance of the piece commissioned and paid for by the Ada Music Boosters. Composed by Ohioan James Swearingen, this contest-style piece begins with a slow lyrical section which grows into a faster, more aggressive second section. 

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