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Pictured above L-R, Front: Ayla Tabler, Emma Lambdin, Anna Riblet. Back: Kiera Cash, Kaylie Klear, Jordyn Smith, Lydia Demascio, Victoria Rausch. (Not present: Aidra Preston.) Additional photos below.

The Scholastic Art & Writing Awards presented by the Alliance for Young Artists & Writers has recognized nine Ada High School students for their works of mixed media, painting and photography. 

Their works are currently on exhibit at the Fort Wayne Museum of Art and are included in the Northeast Indiana and Northwest Ohio Region in competition.

Gold Key

  • Kaylie Klear "Wave of Wingdeons" (Photography)
  • Emma Lambdin "Had an Idea" (Painting)
  • Ayla Tabler "The Weirdo" (Painting)

By Cort Reynolds

The talented and deep Ada High School softball team will shoot for a league title as first-year members of the Blanchard Valley Conference in 2025. 

The school’s second district title and beyond is also within the team’s grasp due to an experienced and skilled senior group, as well as some promising young players.

The Bulldogs finished second in the Northwest Conference each of the last two seasons, and would have been co-favorites for the elusive league crown with defending NWC champion Lincolnview this spring.

All ability T-ball for boys and girls ages 4 years and up has been announced on Facebook.: "We're excited to offer an All Ability tball team in Ada for the second year!! The team is for children who have a disability or diagnosis making traditional team sports difficult. Open to residents of Ada and surrounding area."

GAMES
Sunday evenings starting mid-May (dependent on field scheduling) for 4-6 weeks
Registration Link: https://forms.gle/4Jzo6No9TVbWddex7

Contact Nichole Dearth for questions, [email protected].

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Additional photos at ONU.eud/news

Every Friday morning, a group of retired Ohio Northern University faculty, staff, alumni, and local elders gather at Buckeye East Coffee Shop in downtown Ada for coffee and conversation.

PHOTOS by Jamie Nygaard. Area astronomy enthusiasts and photographers were treated to a clear view of the March 14 "blood worm moon." The moon was a dramatic red shade because of a total lunar eclipse, when the it was completely in the darkest park of the earth's shadow. Bluffton's Denny Morrison reported that his best view was at about 2:30 a.m. through the moon roof of his truck.

Vendors are invited to join the Ada Area Chamber of Commerce for the 39th Annual Harvest and Herb Festival on Saturday, September 20.

Sign up now for early bird pricing at https://forms.gle/GqmWSrgJxtudowuNA

The event is "a day filled with local vendors, delicious food, Ada's largest parade, and all things fall. Bring the whole family and celebrate the season with us!"

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