Jacob Colwell - recognized as one of the best and brightest students in the Class of 2019 in Ohio
Posted by Fred Steiner on Tuesday, April 23, 2019
Jacob Colwell is a black belt in Karate, a member of the Ada HS golf team, trumpeter in the band, on the gold winter guard team, and plans to enroll next fall at Ohio Northern in its mechanical engineering program.
He balances these extra-curricular activities while taking Calculus II at ONU, Physics for college credit plus, and a mix of other academic courses including French III, CAD III and Advanced Placement English. And, he carries a 4.0 grade point average.
Goshen Youth met on April 9 at 7 p.m. at the First Baptist Church
and elected the following officers for the year:
New president is Raya Weaver;
New vice-president is Devan Dulin;
New secretary is Claire Bailey;
New reporter is Dillon Dulin.
Our next meeting will be today, April 23 at 7 p.m. at the First Baptist Church, 11543 Co. Rd 175, Kenton. Those interested in joining can contact the head advisor, Miriam Dulin at 419-675-3604.
By Barb Lockhard
Leland Crouse is the go-to guy for all things Ada. The retired Ford plant employee and self-professed history buff began tracing his family’s genealogy in the 1990s. Since most of his relatives were from Ada, it led to an interest in the history of the village itself. Then a bequest from the local newspaper really ignited his passion for Ada’s past.
Ada chamber members hear about two local businesses
Posted by Fred Steiner on Thursday, April 18, 2019
“One of the best decisions we made was to stay in Ada,” says Jason Szuch, owner of two Ada-based businesses.
“The hard-working people of Ada separate us from our competitors,” he said, complimenting the work ethic found in his hometown.
Szuch shared his two-business start-up stories with Ada Area Chamber of Commerce members during the April 17 chamber breakfast held at Ada Public Library.
Those businesses are SAY Security Group USA, and Hospitality Wi-Fi, both located at 520 E. Montford Ave., in the Ada industrial park
Two weekends ago Vancrest was visited by several Ohio Northern University volunteers during the annual “ONU Love Day.”
They wash windows, spread mulch and this year brought cards for each resident.
Jennifer Line, Vancrest activities director said, “The joy and pride they bring to our residents, while sprucing up the front and back porches of their home, is amazing.