Ada’s involvement in World War II is a project underway this spring by Leland Crouse, Ada historian. And, he is looking for contributions from Icon viewers.
“I am doing research of Ada and World War II,” he told the Icon.
The project covers many things involving Ada during this period of the 20th century. Here’s some of the areas that Crouse’s research involves:
• What the community was asked to do
• War effort boards and committees formed during this period
• Rationing
• Who entered the armed forces and where did they serve
• Any other stories, memorabilia or information residents are will to share
Tommy Tire Sales and Alignment Center, Ada, and Leiber’s Garage, Bluffton, and remind Icon viewers of their six-coupon special offer, according to Tom Dotson.
Coupons available for:
• A free code scan
Remove that warning light on your dashboard
• $40 off 4-wheel alignment with purchase of 4 Mastercraft tires
• $15 off full synthetic oil change
Comes with a new oil filter and refill up to 5 quarts of standard motor oil
• $50 off the purchase and installation of 4 Mastercraft tires
Due to travel restrictions, Ada Kindergarten registration for the 2020-21 school year will be done completely online this year.
If you have a child who will be 5 on or before Aug. 1, 2020, the student is eligible for Kindergarten for the 2020-21 school year.
Registration begins Monday, March 30, on FinalForms. Do no register students before this time. The online window for next year does not open until then.
For complete details regarding the registration process, please read this important document with the complete instructions.
This is what happens when you show up for a photo and all the work is completed. Village employees "did a number" on the railroad depot park today as the temperatures climbed to the mid-60s. Cleaning away brush and last year's leftovers, you can see some purple and white flowers showing off. Check out additional photos of the park in this series.
By Mark Badertscher
The U.S. Department of Agriculture's (USDA) National Agricultural Statistics Service 2017 Census of Agriculture ranked Hardin County 5th in total market value of agricultural products sold in the state of Ohio.
Conducted once every five years, the census aims to get a complete and accurate picture of American agriculture.
The resulting data are used by farmers, ranchers, trade associations, researchers, policymakers, and many others to help make decisions in community planning, farm assistance programs, technology development, farm advocacy, agribusiness setup, rural development, and more.