A Good Agricultural Practices (GAPs) class has been planned for Hardin County. GAPs classes are training sessions for fruit and vegetable producers taught by personnel from Ohio State University’s Fruit and Vegetable Safety Program. The February 10 program will be from 9:00 am-12:00 noon at the Scioto Valley Produce Auction, 18715 County Road 200, Mt. Victory. The GAPs class is open to all fruit and vegetable producers and will be presented without technology. Attending an OSU GAPs class does not equate to being ‘GAPs Certified.’
Men's Basketball - Won 76-66 H v Heidelberg; Lost 69-65 at Capital
Women's Basketball - Won 61-45 at Heidelberg; Won 60-40 H v Capital
Wrestling - Won 21-12 at #26 Heidelberg
Men's Swimming & Diving - Lost 215-78 at Case Western Reserve
Women's Swimming & Diving - Lost 214-75 at Case Western Reserve
Men's Indoor Track & Field - 1st of 11 at Defiance Invitational
Women's Indoor Track & Field - 1st of 11 at Defiance Invitational
Drive down Cable Road or Elida Road and what might appear to be a billboard on fire is actually a fresh, steaming cup of coffee — or at least appears to be.
Local McDonald’s franchise, Lewis Family McDonald’s, has recently introduced a new “Free Coffee Mondays” promotion. This limited time promotion offers guests a free small premium roast coffee every Monday with no purchase necessary.
To raise awareness, McDonald’s put up two extended billboards, one on Cable, and one on Elida, with steam rising from the cup of coffee. Travelers were quick to notice the billboards, and at a glance, thought they were on fire, causing them to quickly call the fire department.
A major goal of the Village’s water department is to be able to obtain an actual reading of water meter usage each and every month. Using an actual read each month helps both the consumer and the Village better budget and track water usage.
Our ordinances do allow for the Village to use estimated readings for billing under certain circumstances.
Community Health Professionals home health and hospice recently honored 82 employees with 10 or more years of service to the organization’s three affiliated nonprofit corporations and 12 offices in Northwest and West Central Ohio.
Two Ada employees were among those recognized. They are Carrie Slone, personal care aide – Ada; and Claudia Crawford, RN, nursing supervisor – Ada.
Community Health Professionals of Ada offers home health, hospice and private duty services throughout Hardin County and surrounding area. For more information, call 419-634-7443.
Thirty-three school concert seasons ago there was an Ada High School barbershop quartet. And, here the are, from left, Bill Kent, Mark Browne, Joe Simmons and Jeff Gossel. This photo is from the 1981-82 Ada High School yearbook.
Like to watch the sky at night? Here are five opportunities this winter and spring to participate in special nighttime programs at the Ohio Northern University Astronomy Observatory sponsored by the ONU Astronomy Club, according to Dr. Jason Pinkney, ONU Department of Physics and Astronomy, and observatory manager.
All programs are from 8 to 10 p.m., are open to the public, and are dependant upon weather conditions.
The Ohio Northern University Department of Theatre presents the 11th International Play Festival in the Stambaugh Studio Theatre from Thursday, Feb. 19, to Saturday, Feb. 21, at 7:30 p.m. Matinee performances are scheduled for Saturday, Feb. 21, and Sunday, Feb. 22, at 2 p.m.
