RENDERINGS AND FLOOR PLANS AT THE BOTTOM OF THIS STORY
First United Methodist Church in Ada has voted to move forward with construction of their new church building on their historic site in downtown Ada.
This $6 million, 25,000-square-foot project will be supported by insurance receipts from the tragic March 2012 fire and significant gifts from members, friends, and other churches.
Ada High School cheerleaders will compete in two area county fairs this month, according to Jami Dellifeld. Here's the information:
Seneca County Fair - Saturday, July 27
100 Hopewell Ave, Tiffin, in the new Entertainment Building
Competition begins at 10 a.m.
Admission is $6
Auglaize County Fair - Monday, July 29
Auglaize County Fairgrounds at Grandstand
1001 Fairview Drive, Wapakoneta
Competition begins at 7:30 p.m.
Admission to Grandstand is free. Must to pay to enter fair.
Dr. Pam Lynch, O.D., has joined the Eyes on Main staff. A story on this page tells about her professional background. What the story won't tell viewers is that she admits that she is near-sighted and has an astigmatism. Growing up in a small town in Brethren, Mich., she played basekball, volleyball and softball. As a four-year starter in basketball for the "Bobcats" she broke the 1,000-point scoring barrier. She is eager to meet patients in Ada.
Dr. Pam Lynch, O.D., Doctor of Optometry, this month joined the staff of Eyes on Main, 107 S. Main St., Ada, according to Dr. Duane Wires. She is accepting new patients.
She works in the Ada office on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, and in the Findlay office on the other days of the week.
“I like to get to know my patients and make them feel comfortable,” she said about meeting Ada residents. She has treated patients as young as six months old and as elderly as persons in the 90s.
