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It’s August but the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce Blaze of Lights Committee is already at work.

This year’s Blaze of Lights is Saturday, Nov. 28.

Blaze theme
According to Lauren Beasley, Christmas lighting contest director, “This year’s Blaze theme is ‘A Christmas from the Past.’ Downtown businesses are encouraged to start thinking about ideas to decorate their store windows based on that theme.”

Windows winners will be selected by downtown businesses. This year’s residential lighting contest details will be announced soon. Cash prizes will be awarded to winners.

Here's the Ada High School office volunteers from the 1980-81 school year - exactly 35 school years ago.

Click on the image for student names. Are you in this photo?

Ada First United Methodist Women are raffling off a quilt titled "Ada Images." Tickets for the raffle are now  available. The drawing will be after the Harvest and Herb luncheon, which will be 11-1:30 p.m. on Saturday, Sept. 19, at the Ada First United Methodist Church in Wesley Hall. See Cathy Smalley or Myra Berger for tickets.

The answer to this question could be debated all summer.

What's your favorite flower in the Ada depot park? It depends on several variables. For example, which month do you check the blooms? What's your favorite color? What's your favorite fragrance? 

Do you like climbers? Do you like creepers? The list goes on.

We can't solve this question, but we can provide our favorite nine blooms in August. These were photographed earlier this week. We've simply focused on one individual flower of our favorites.

We hope you enjoy these also.

The Ada schools welcome nine new staff members for the 2015-16 school year, according to the Ada Bulldogs Facebook page.

New staff are:

A Hardin County Job & Career Expo takes place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m., Friday, Sept. 25, at the Hardin County Sheriff's Office Community Room.

In partnership with the Ada Chamber of Commerce, Hardin County Job & Family Services and Ohio Means Jobs Hardin County office, the event assists local and regional businesses search for, and hire new employees, help our unemployed get back to work, and the underemployed find a better job that matches their skill sets. 

Various businesses are currently looking to hire entry level to senior level positions, with industry types that include: manufacturing, service, government, medical, financial and others to be announced.

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