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ONU entry in Hardin golf scramble wins low net

Ohio Northern University’s golf team entry in the Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance Aug. 12 golf scramble finished first place low net.

Team members were Tom Simmons, Jeff Coleman, Chad Bucci and Gene Stechschulte posting a  score of 48.2.

This year’s scramble at Veterans memorial Park Golf Course, Kenton, had 30 teams and 120 golfers.

All winners follow:

• First place Low Gross - Valicor Environmental Services with Todd Pees, Scott Merideth, Tracy Temple and Travis Temple posting a score of 52.8.

I'd like a cup of coffee, please

A question in the minds of many Ada coffee drinkers is: "When will the new Cosi open?" Answers range from a "soft" opening on Thursday all the way to a couple weeks away when the parking lot is sealed. The hold up is approval from state inspections, as the Icon understands it. The new sign is up and Ken Collins photographed the sign installation. His photos of the project are below.

Ready, Set Grow is ready, set, to go, for 2016-17 school year

Ready, Set, Grow Preschool is ready for 2016-17. The staff provided The Icon with the following information about the year.

OPEN HOUSE is Thursday, Aug. 18 from 9-11:30 a.m. or 5:30-7 p.m.
Please stop by the school and drop off/update any paperwork, school supplies, and August payments and registration fees ($25 per child, non-refundable).

Community members can join ONU students for a history class that rocks

Ohio Northern University will offer a history course that is hard to beat, or at least has a beat, during fall semester. “History of Rock ‘N’ Roll in the 1960s” will explore history through the lens of rock music.
 
The course will explore how society and rock music in the 1960s influenced each other, how rock ‘n’ roll music is a product of those times, and how rock music from that period continues to resonate in current music.
 
The class is an inter-disciplinary endeavor taught by Raymond Schuck, assistant professor of history; Dr. Rebecca Casey, associate professor of music; and William Mancuso, assistant professor of art.
 

I'm going to Kindergarten!

Faith Griffin and Mom, Patty, head into Ada Schools on the first day of school on Tuesday. Faith, all smiles, is beginning kindergarten. (Monty Siekerman photo)

Adriane Thompson-Bradshaw offers advice for first-time college-bound students

Going off to college is both exciting and nerve-wracking for new students and their parents, alike. Ohio Northern University Vice President for Student Affairs Adriane Thompson-Bradshaw, Ph.D., has been involved with that adjustment for nearly 30 years and has advice to help ease the transition.

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