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Hardin County rainfall report for May 2024

HARDIN COUNTY __ For the period of May 1-May 31, Extension rainfall reporters recorded an average of  4.45 inches of rain in Hardin County, Ohio. Last year, the average rainfall for the same time was 2.47 inches. Rainfall for May was 0.04 inches less than the ten-year average rainfall for the month. 

May 2024 land transfers in the Ada school district

Compiled by Liz Gordon-Hancock

The following eight land transfers took place in the Ada Exempted Village School District in May 2024 as reported on the website of the Hardin County, Ohio auditor Michael T. Bacon  and Hancock County, Ohio auditor Charity Rauschenberg.

First National Bank opens Bellefontaine Road branch

First National Bank of Pandora has opened its second location in Lima at 1991 Bellefontaine Road, near the intersection of State Route 117 and Greely Chapel Road.

Got live music? Let's spread the word

Attention venues and performers, if you are providing live music in the Ada or Bluffton area, your gig can be shared at no charge on our Community Calendar. Email [email protected] or tag @adaicon on Facebook.

Hardin County rainfall report for April 15-30

Township rainfall reports below

By Mark Badertscher 
Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Educator

HARDIN COUNTY __ For the period of April 15-30, Extension rainfall reporters recorded an average  of 1.78 inches of rain in Hardin County.

Grow Ohio meets needs in Hardin County

2,313 pounds of fresh produce donated in 2023

By Mark Badertscher, Agriculture and Natural Resources Extension Educator

HARDIN COUNTY __ A few years ago, the Hardin County OSU Extension Master Gardener Volunteers were looking for a way to provide outreach to the county and provide not only educational direction, but also meet the needs of a community that had residents who were needing assistance with their own food production and availability for their families. Enter a statewide program, Grow Ohio. Grow Ohio’s goals included producing fruits and vegetables, providing education, and making produce available to needy families in the counties throughout the state. 

This produce could be produced locally by OSU Extension Master Gardener Volunteers in their own gardens, educational demonstration gardens or through community gardening efforts where gleaning was practiced. This produce would then be made available to local charities to distribute to families throughout the county to meet the food needs of those less fortunate.

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