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Brenna Hissong • Isabella Mancuso • Kendal Guagenti • Kyle Colwell • Isaac Williams • Nora Dellifield • Katie Butterfield

Seven Ada High School artists had works accepted in this winter’s Kewpee High School Invitational Exhibit. Three were award-winners in the show, which closes on Friday at ArtSpace/Lima, according to Gary Wells, high school art teacher.

Ada award winners follow:
• Brenna Hissong, first place in sculpture, work titled “Free Form”
• Isabella Mancuso, first place in drawing, work titled “Self Portrait”
• Kendal Guagenti, first place in mixed media, work titled “Self Portrait with Butterflies”

Four other Ada art students had works accepted into the show. They are Kyle Colwell, Isaac Williams, Nora Dellifield and Katie Butterfield.

"One that is involved in civic activities to do good for the world"

Anna Lebedeva
Your nationality: Russian
Year at ONU: Senior
Major at ONU: Political Science

Interviewed by Elizaveta Dyachuk

Icon: How did you hear about ONU?
Anna:
I’d had no idea that I would study at ONU before the YEAR Program (Year of Exchange in America for Russians), I am a participant of, announced the university I would go to. ONU is a small local university, that’s why even when I got the results, I still had no clue where I would go to. So, I googled it and came across ONU social media that surprised me in a good way with the activity there.  

The spring book fair drew attention of many Ada elementary students this week. Here's a photo from Wednesday. Among popular items were scented erases, but of course, lots of books were also leafed through. The final day of the book fair is Friday with a closing time of 3:30 p.m.

Ada school superintendent, Meri Skilliter, announced this morning of a school day rescheduling due to the Feb. 27 school cancellation.

The notice on Ohio Alerts states: "Due to today's (Feb. 27) cancellation, we will now have school on Wednesday, April 15."

Originally, April 15, was the final day of the previously scheduled Easter break, which means the break will end one day early.

Wouldn't you know - school is cancelled on the day that Ada second and third graders were scheduled to perform a musical "Snow Way Out."

The musical is rescheduled for Thursday, March 5, at 1:15 p.m. with a repeat performance at 7 p.m. in the school auditorium.

Tabitha McPeeks, Ada elementary general music teacher, directs to performances.

Musical synopsis
The new owners of Winter's Wonderland Resort, Jack and Jackie Frost, are ready to have a fun winter season.  However, guests are beginning to arrive and there is no snow. 

Everyone is anxious as they wait for Old Man Winter to finally arrive so the fun can begin.

Ada schools are cancelled today (Thursday, Feb. 27). The announcement was made at 7:32 a.m. on Ohio Alerts.

Organizations with weather-related cancellations may contact the Icon at [email protected].

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