Members of the Kenton Knights of Columbus donated eight cases of winter coats to the ReStore Community Center, Ada, on Dec. 17.
Pictured from left, Paul Kleinfelter, ReStore Assistant Director Robert Kanzig, ReStore Director Dana Walters and Christopher Spiese. In all, 120 coats were donated.
Liberty National Bank wants to know which pet picture Ada residents think is their favorite holiday pet photo.
Ada Icon viewers can help in the contest. Here's how it works. Anyone may vote for a favorite holiday pet photo. All photos are posted on the bank's Facebook page.
The pet that receives the most votes/likes by noon on Christmas Eve, will enable its owner to decide which local charity will receive a $500 donation from Liberty National Bank.
With temperatures in the 50, the weather this week may not put people in the Christmas spirit, but we’ll take it.
Here’s the daily weather high and low temperatures for the first 15 days of the month with snowfall (none) and precipitation (scan), provided by Guy Verhoff, Pandora weather observer.
The information is in the attachment at the bottom of this story.
Probobably not. So, the Icon presents three photos of Ada's waste water treatment plant currently under construction. The photos are from the village website.
MORE PHOTOS AT BOTTOM OF STORY.
Ada's waste water treatment plant construction project is on East Lincoln. The images here are aerial photos provided by the contractor.
The construction part of the project started commence in 2014, but property acquisition is under way and designs are being created now.
Hardin county 4-H will demonstrate its new 3-D printer with its 4-H afterschool program from 4 to 5 p.m.,Thursday, Dec. 18, at ReStore Community Center, Ada.
This afterschool is called Ada Tech Wizards, involving fourth, fifth and sixth grade students, and is funded through the Office of Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention (OJJDP) office.
The $20,000 grant helps local Hardin County youth learn about current technology through STEM-based afterschool programming.