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Bulldog boys basketball downs Pioneers

By Cort Reynolds

LIMA__The Ada High School boys basketball team defeated Lima Temple Christian 44-37 in a non-league away game Saturday night, February 17.

The Bulldogs won each of the first three periods to build a 33-21 lead heading to the final quarter. Ada led by 16 late in the third period when the Pioneers put on a 5-0 spurt to end the stanza down by 12.

LTC continued to rally and cut the Ada lead to six points with 1:43 remaining to play. But the Bulldogs held the Pioneers at bay from the foul line late to win by seven.

Temple won the fourth stanza, 16-11. 

Bulldog swimmer Baumgartner 2nd at district meet, sets school records

By Cort Reynolds

BOWLING GREEN__Ada High School junior Lily Baumgartner finished second at the Bowling Green Div. II district in both the 100-yard backstroke and 100 freestyle races Friday, February 16.

Alger Library invitation to Dining for Donations

February is Love your Library Month! On February 26 you can celebrate at Beer Barrel Pizza and Grill, 2755 Harding Hwy, Lima, and Dine and Donate to the Alger Public Library.

DATE Monday February 26 from 5-8 p.m.

Ohio Third District Court of Appeals judges to hear oral arguments at ONU Law

Cases involve murder-for-hire conspiracy and digital privacy rights 

Ohio’s Third District Court of Appeals will hear oral arguments for two cases at Ohio Northern University on Tuesday, March 5, 2024, in Claude W. Pettit College of Law’s Tilton Hall, Room 129. At the conclusion of arguments, which address one criminal and one civil case, the appellate judges will take questions from the audience.

The event will be free and open to the public. Business attire is required and observers must be seated by 9:40 a.m. Court will be in session at 10 a.m. Judge John R. Willamowski will serve as the presiding judge.

Weekend Doctor: Spinal stenosis treatment

By Andrius Giedraitis, MD
Blanchard Valley Pain Management

Spinal stenosis is a debilitating condition that affects many individuals, particularly as we age. Spinal stenosis involves the narrowing of spaces within the spine, causing compression onto the spinal cord and/or nerves coming from the spinal cord that go to muscles throughout your body. This narrowing can occur in most parts of the spine but is most common in the lower back (lumbar spine), where it can significantly impact a person's function and quality of life.

The spine consists of vertebrae (made of bone) stacked upon one another. These vertebrae have a hollow space that holds and protects the spinal cord and nerve roots called the spinal canal. In spinal stenosis, the open spaces between the vertebrae within the spine narrow, placing pressure on the spinal cord and nerves. 

Bulldog girls basketball stymied by Bearcats

By Cort Reynolds

SPENCERVILLE – The visiting Ada High School girls basketball team lost 60-28 at Spencerville in the Northwest Conference and regular season finale Thursday night, February 15.

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