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Ada, Alger, Allen East students graduate from Rhodes State

Fifteen students from Ada, Alger and Allen East communities received their Associate’s degrees from Rhodes State College following spring semester 2020. The list is below: 

Area students on the ONU dean's list

The following students from Hardin County and the surrounding area were named to the Dean’s List for spring semester 2019-20 at Ohio Northern University. To be eligible for the Dean’s List, a student must attain a grade point average of 3.5 or higher and be enrolled full-time.

One year with the village

FROM ADA VILLAGE FACEBOOK- Ada Public Works employee Mike Steele celebrated his first anniversary with the department on June 10.  When asked about the best part of the job, Steele said it's all of the people he gets to work with on the Ada team. 

 

Kyle Zimmerly in the Ada HS senior spotlight

In cooperation with Ada schools, the Ada Icon will post each of the Ada High School class of 2020 seniors in the spotlight. Kyle Zimmerly is today's senior in the spotlight.

Attention college grads in Icon's viewership area

We want to talk with you

Attention college graduates in the Ada Icon viewership area.

The Icon’s “15-minutes with…” feature wants to interview you.

If you’ve graduated from college this spring, please send us your email.

We want to talk about your degree, your college experience, your future plans, your growing up in Ada experience, your favorite movie, the Ada teacher who inspired your, the first time you tee-peed your friend’s yard.

All of the above and more.

Connect with us at: [email protected]. You’ll hear from us very soon.

You probably met her at a Wishing Well event at ONU

Vancrest resident spotlight on Ana Mae Spallinger

Anna Mae Spallinger, this month’s Vancrest resident in the spotlight, might best known by many Ada residents through her career at ONU’s Wishing Well.

She handled too many special event to count during her dozen or so years there as she came into contact with Ada residents attending those events.

“I really enjoyed my time there,” she recalls.

The Lafayette-Jackson High School graduate was born in Haskins. She met her husband, Don, during their school years, as he also attended Lafayette.

The couple was married for 63 years and their children are, Pat Pam, Scott and Amy. 

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