By Cort Reynolds
Three Ada soccer players, Jacob Poling, Brenna Hissong and Ella Marshall earned all-district honors. Details follow:
Jacob Poling
Ada senior forward Jacob Poling was voted first team all-district for Div. III in boys soccer recently by the Northwest Ohio Scholastic Soccer Coaches Association.
Poling scored 36 goals this season to help the Bulldogs finish 10-9. He also set a program single-game record with eight goals in the regular season finale vs. Tiffin Calvert.
Poling led Ada to second place in the Northwest Conference with a 4-1 record and was named first team all-league as well.
Cindy Keller, director of nursing, deputy health commissioner for Hardin County, issued the following announcement on Monday morning concerning covid-19 cases in Hardin County.
Due to an increase in COVID-19 cases and limited resources, the Kenton Hardin Health Department (KHHD) nursing staff will only be contacting positive COVID-19 cases in order to continue the COVID-19 contact tracing process.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that Ohio Department of Health Interim Director Lance Himes signed a revised health order to limit mass gatherings in Ohio. This order takes effect at midnight tonight (Monday, Nov. 16).
“Despite the health order that limited mass gatherings to 10 people that was signed in April remaining in effect, we have seen rampant spread of the virus as a result of banquets, wedding receptions, and social gatherings following funerals,” said Governor DeWine.
“We have seen great tragedy associated with such events. It’s not the ceremonies causing the problem. It’s the party afterward.”
Is it possible that Ada has more polar bears per thousand residents than any other community in Ohio? Just counting these hypercarnivorous bears in downtown Ada proves the point. Here are two such creatures decked out for the coming holidays at Ruthies, 220 N. Main St.
