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Titus retires from Quest Federal Credit Union

KENTON__Sherrill Titus of Kenton, Ohio has recently retired as the Chief Accounting Officer of Quest Federal Credit Union. Sherrill began her career with the credit union in 1988 and during her time  she worked her way from Member Service Representative to the Teller Manager role and then into the  accounting department.

15 minutes with Carrie Smith

Bulldog Staff Spotlight
Coordinated by the Ada Junior High-High School office staff

Meet Carrie Smith, the 6th grade social studies and science teacher at Ada Schools, who came to the district in Fall 2023.

Q. What is the one thing you cannot resist?
A. Sunsets!  I will cause a 47-car pile up to get a good pic of one!

Q. What is your greatest fear?
A. Outliving one of my kids.

Q. Where is your favorite place to be?
A. Any lake!

Q. Where is the best place you’ve traveled to and why?
A. UP - Michigan has a secret heaven and I don't want people to know about it.

Ottawa River Coalition Honors Riley as Volunteer of the Year

LIMA__Three outstanding volunteers were honored at the annual meeting of the Ottawa River Coalition:

VOLUNTEER OF THE YEAR
Dr. Lesley Riley, Ohio Northern University

It's Girl Scout cookie time

Through March 17, local Girl Scouts will be participating in the Girl Scout Cookie Program, selling nine varieties of fan-favorite cookies across northwest Ohio. The annual event is the world’s largest entrepreneurial program for girls.   

February 16, 2024: cookie booths open

February 16, 2024: order online from a nearby troop

2nd quarter honor roll at Ada Exempted Village Schools, 2023-2024

The Ada Exempted Village Schools have announced the 2ND quarter honor roll for 2023-2024. The list is comprised on students in grades 4-12. 

GRADE 4

All A: Fox Alger, Eli Anderson, Savannah Archer, Brynn Christopher, Norah Hollon, Lillian (Lily) Raines, Gabriella (Gabby) Stanley, Quinn Wallace, Charlie Wile, Cam Zoladz

Elementary students engage in Dime Wars to support Ada Food Pantry

By Paula Pyzik Scott

In the Ada Elementary School “Dime Wars” the winner is… the Ada Food Pantry. Local media were invited to witness the presentation of a check for $412.42 to the local non-profit organization. During the month of December, K-5 classes competed with each other to see which could collect the most change for a community need.

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