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Outdoor survival program for kids

Adventure program has 2 sessions
Local youth adventurers are encouraged to participate in the Ada Public
Library Outdoor Survival Club.

Got flowers?

Lilies, roses, asters, clematis... So many blooms all around us.

War Memorial Park board meeting moved to June 24

The Board of the Ada War Memorial Park District has rescheduled its June meeting to Monday, June 24, due to a scheduling conflict.

Vicky Lynn Shadley worked for Manpower

Vicky Lynn Shadley (nee Wibright), age 65, of Horicon, passed away on Tuesday, May 21, 2024 at the Center for Advanced Care at Froedtert Hospital.

Council approves 1-way traffic on Buckeye near Main

$40K cost estimate for signs and painting

By Paula Pyzik Scott

On Tuesday, June 11, the Ada Council approved safety improvements to traffic flow as well as added parking on Buckeye Ave. between Johnson and Gilbert streets. In a special meeting held at Community Health Professionals and attended by just two Ada residents, the four members of council in attendance voted unanimously to adopt a concept that creates one-way traffic flow away from Main St. and creates new angled parking on the south side of Buckeye Ave.

June 17 butterfly program at Ada library

Master gardener Carol McKinley will share her expertise on how to
attract Monarch butterflies to your garden at the Ada Public Library
Monday, June 17 at 6 p.m.

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