Coach Ed Henning, age 73 of Marion, passed away peacefully at his home surrounded by his family on Tuesday, April 19, 2022.
Ed was born on November 2, 1948 in Celina, the son of Edwin Roy and Bernice Irene (Boice) Henning. He graduated from St. Marys Memorial High School where he lettered in football. He received his Bachelor of Education from Findlay College and Master’s Degree from Ashland University.
It was at the Beer Barrel in Ottawa where Ed met his soulmate and future wife, Jo Ann Krieger. The couple married on May 20, 1972 and have cherished nearly 50 years of marriage.
UPDATED: The meeting agenda and approved March minutes have been added.
The April 21 meeting of the Ada Exempted Village Schools Board of Education was called to order at 6 p.m. in the board chambers at 725 W. North Ave. and chaired by board president, Dr. Amy Mullins.
The public agenda packet is attached here and below.
The meeting included a brief confidential executive session to consider employment or employee matters.
CORRECTION: The mobile clinic will be in Bluffton on April 29, the last Friday of the month.
The ONU Healthwise Pharmacy provides services to the Ada community at its 511 W. Lincoln Ave. location, which include medication delivery (within village limits), medication therapy management, immunizations, diabetes education and support, and free health screenings.
Neighboring communities also have convenient access to Healthwise services via the pharmacy's mobile clinic. The Icon provided the following overview to its Bluffton readers:
Recently, State Wildlife Officer Ryan Kennedy, assigned to Hardin County, has been reaching out to local landowners and reminding them to seal their homes and buildings to prepare for the upcoming wildlife nesting season.
Soon, litters of raccoons and other animals will be born and, in some cases, can cause unwanted damage or destruction to property. March is a great time to make sure homes and other buildings are secure as female animals will be searching for unsecured structures to make their nests. A little preventative maintenance can help with unwanted guests.