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Bulldog girls basketball falls to Hornets, McVetta

Posted by Paula Scott on Tuesday, December 10, 2024

By Cort Reynolds / Additional photos by Mark Andreasen below

ADA – The Ada High School girls basketball team lost 38-20 to visiting Cory-Rawson and a hot shooter in a non-conference battle Monday night, December 9.

The Bulldogs pulled within 24-18 late in the third period, but then Hornet senior Morgan McVetta buried a dagger triple at the buzzer to stretch the lead to nine.

C-R went on to score seven more unanswered points against a deflated Ada squad, capping a decisive 10-0 spurt with a 34-18 cushion.

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Ada Fire Hydrant Replacement Project begins December 10

Posted by Staff on Tuesday, December 10, 2024

Update shared by the Village of Ada

Village of Ada Fire Hydrant replacement project starts on Dec 10, 2024. The Village of Ada has received a CDBG - Neighborhood Revitalization grant for the replacement of 16 fire hydrants throughout the Village.

Hohenbrink Excavating has received the contract at an estimated cost of $130,000.

There will be disruption of water service or fire protection during the process of replacing the 16 fire hydrants. The contractor will be working within the roadway so please be cautious when entering the work zone.

Village of Ada
115 West Buckeye Ave
Ada Ohio 45810
(419) 634-4045

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Letter: Ada Chamber sends reminder and thanks to members

Posted by Staff on Tuesday, December 10, 2024

From Lindsay Walden Hollar
Ada Area Chamber of Commerce Director

As we approach the new year, we want to express our heartfelt gratitude for your continued support and involvement in the Ada Area Chamber of Commerce. Your membership has been integral to fostering growth, connection, and success within our community.

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2025 Private Pesticide and Fertilizer Applicator Recertification Programs

Posted by Staff on Tuesday, December 10, 2024

From Hardin County Ohio State University Extension; classes on January 23 and February 17

Producers who spread pesticides and/or fertilizer and have previously had to obtain a license to do so–due to meeting certain definitions that are set by law and enforced by the Ohio Department of Agriculture–will need to renew and recertify their license that expires this year at the end of March 2025.