The Ada school levy and Liberty Townshp fire levy passed on Nov. 6. On the Hardin County ballot, the OSU Extension levy passed, as did the Mental Health Levy. Click here for all Hardin County results.
Ada school levy
1,216 For
643 Against
Liberty Township fire levy
1,294 For
565 Against
Hardin County OSU Extension
5,918 For
3,331 Against
Mental Health Levy (Hardin votes only)
6,329 For
2,906 Against
Could it be Courtnie Morton, or little Beau, or maybe Nala from the Lion King? The Ada precinct at Community Health Professionals reported more than the usual number of people had voted by 10 a.m.—242 voters at that time.
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The Ada Senior Citizens will celebrate Thanksgiving with lunch at 1 p.m. on Thursday, Nov. 14 at the Golden Corral in Lima. To carpool, meet at CHP at 12:15 p.m.
The Wednesday, December 12 meeting will begin at 9 a.m. with a breakfast followed by a time to wrap goodie bags for members who are unable to attend meetings any longer. Those who wish may bring items to help fill the bags.
Senior citizens 55 and over are invited to join the group for a $10 annual membership fee. Ada Senior Citizens usually meet twice monthly.
Linda Fleming (left) and Michelle Lawrence of Liberty National Bank encourage local residents to donate to Project Warmth by placing an item on the Christmas tree in the lobby of the bank. For the past 28 years, LNB has collected new hats, gloves, coats, and scarfs to help keep Ada children warm in the winter months.
Story and photos by Monty Siekerman
Bryan Marshall, Executive Vice President and CFO of Liberty National Bank, was named 2018 Ada Distinguished Citizen of the Year on Tuesday evening during a dinner attended by 180 people in McIntosh Center ballroom.
