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Oglesbee and Hattery appointed to Quest Credit Committee

ABOVE, L-R) Austin  Oglesbee and Jennifer Hattery

KENTON__ Quest Federal Credit Union has announced the appointment of Austin  Oglesbee and Jennifer Hattery to the organization’s Credit Committee. 

The new committee members replace Mark Light and Travis King who have both relocated out of state.

Ada Bulldog golf wins dual

By Cort Reynolds

BLUFFTON – The Ada High School boys golf team hosted and won a close dual match with Pandora-Gilboa Tuesday at the Bluffton Golf Club.

Ada triumphed with a season-low total of 194 strokes, five shots ahead of P-G at 199. Elmwood was also supposed to compete in a triangular match, but wasn’t able to make it.

The win improved the Bulldog season record in dual and tri-matches to 5-4.

“The guys played well,” said Ada head coach Kurt Klingler. “It was great competition between both teams. Brody shot a PR, two shots off the school record (36).

Ada Bulldog VB sweeps Perry

ABOVE) Scenes from August 27 AHS volleyball

By Cort Reynolds

ADA – The Ada High School volleyball team easily dispatched visiting Perry in straight sets Tuesday, August 27, to win their third consecutive match.

Ada improved to 3-1 overall with the decisive 25-18, 25-11, 25-13 non-league sweep. Perry dropped to 0-4 after the loss.

“I thought we played really well,” said Bulldog head coach Kyleigh Woodruff. “Our hitters did a good job of putting the ball away. Our hitter/setter connection is improving; they did a really nice job. 

ONU celebrates Homecoming 2024 on Sept. 27-28

Ohio Northern University will celebrate its Homecoming & Reunion Weekend on Friday and Saturday, Sept. 27 and 28.

PHOTO Looking for Bulldog sports?

The back to school blur is for real. If you're looking for Bulldog sports and academic information, head over to https://www.ada.k12.oh.us/events. You'll also find a complete fall sports schedule HERE. PHOTO by Mark Andreasen.

Ohio crop weather report for Aug 26

Dry Conditions Continue

Continued dry weather last week negatively affected crops, according to Ben Torrance, State Statistician, USDA NASS, Ohio Field Office. Topsoil moisture conditions were rated 33 percent very short, 42 percent short, and 25 percent adequate. Statewide, the average temperature for the week ending on August 25 was 65.3 degrees, 4.9 degrees below normal.

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