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Ada boys basketball nips Gophers in opener

Posted by Staff on Thursday, November 28, 2024

By Cort Reynolds

RIDGEWAY – The Ada High School boys basketball team edged Hardin County rival Ridgemont 45-44 in the closing seconds to win a close season opener Wednesday night, November 27.

The tight non-league victory started the Bulldog campaign 1-0. The NWCC favorite Gophers begin 0-1.

Ridgemont led 44-43 in the waning seconds as Ada worked for a final shot.

Junior Zack Zimmerman was fouled while shooting a three-pointer, and he canned the first two foul shots to provide the slim margin of victory.

On the decisive play, one official apparently whistled Ada for double dribble, while the other referee called a foul which superseded the violation.

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Smoke on the Water: Lung cancer screening guidelines

Posted by Staff on Wednesday, November 27, 2024

By Karen Kier, Pharmacist
On behalf of the ONU HealthWise team

The English rock band Deep Purple recorded Smoke on the Water in December of 1971. The recording was based on true events from the fire at the Montreux Casino in Switzerland where the band was recording an album. The song was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame in 2017.

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Hard-fought BVC opener ends in loss for Ada girls basketball

Posted by Staff on Wednesday, November 27, 2024

By Cort Reynolds

LEIPSIC __ The Ada High School girls basketball team tipped off its first Blanchard Valley Conference season with a hard-fought 42-33 loss at league foe Leipsic Tuesday night.

Ada led 16-15 at halftime after outscoring the Vikings 12-6 in the second stanza. 

Yet Leipsic turned the tables in the third period behind a 14-6 quarter that provided a 29-22 lead. The hosts also took the final stanza 13-11 to win by nine.

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Three Madame Traster scholarships awarded for June 2025 travel

Posted by Staff on Wednesday, November 27, 2024

Above) Ted Griffith, foundation member, and Allie Stockert, first place winner. Below article) Aubrey Pope, Allison Stockert and Avery Conner. 

By Kristin Salyer and Sarah Davis
Ada International Travel Group

In June 2025 over 60 Ada students and parents will travel to Germany, Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, and Hungary on an educational trip. Three of the student travelers were awarded the Madame Traster Memorial Scholarship to help with expenses. Those students are Allison Stockert, Avery Conner and Aubrey Pope. 

Mrs. Patricia Traster taught French at Ada High School for 28 years before retiring in 2007. One of her legacies was leading trips to France and eventually to other parts of Europe with her students and their families. 

After passing in 2015, her family established a scholarship to assist Ada students who desired to travel internationally. Former student and current Ada High School teacher Kristin Salyer began leading trips to Europe in 2016 after being inspired by Mrs. Traster. 

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Meet the Bulldog Varsity cheerleaders

Posted by Paula Scott on Tuesday, November 26, 2024

Click to enlarge. Meet the 2024-2025 Ada High School varsity cheerleaders, from left, front row: Laenen Ulrey, Alyssa Madison, Jordyn Smith. Middle row, kneeling: Grace Lawrence, Sophie Fleming. Standing in back: Gabbie Fleming, Rylie Satterfield, Taliana Parker. PHOTO by Cort Reynolds.

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Public Notice of December 3 public hearings on Electricity and Natural Gas Aggregation governance and operation plans

Posted by Staff on Tuesday, November 26, 2024

PUBLIC HEARING NOTICE

The Village of Ada has issued a public hearing notice for meetings on Tuesday, December 3, 2024 at 4:30 p.m. and 5:15 p.m. at Ada Municipal Building at 115 West Buckeye Ave.

Meeting Description
Governance and Plan of Operations for both Electricity and Natural Gas Aggregation Public Meeting will be held in Council Chambers at 4:30PM - 5:00PM, 115 W. Buckeye Ave.

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