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Beatitudes Community Center in Ada Schedules Free Alzheimer’s Program

The Alzheimer's Association Northwest Ohio Chapter is offering a free program on the 10 Warning Signs of Alzheimer’s on Fri., March 7 from 11:00 a.m. – 12:00 p.m. at the Beatitudes Community Center, 210 N Main St. in Ada, OH 45810. “Research has shown that cognitive changes in the brain can start 20 years or more before dementia symptoms occur,” said Pam Myers, senior director, programs for the Alzheimer’s Association Northwest Ohio and Central Ohio Chapters. “This important program ensures that […]

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Hardin County Sheriff’s Office Seeks Support for Renewal of One Mill Levy on May 6 Ballot

The Hardin County Sheriff's Office is asking residents to support the renewal of a long-standing one mill levy on the May 6 ballot. The county auditor estimates the levy will collect $677,000 annually, which equates to over 20% of the Sheriff's Office entire budget. The money supports the general operations of their office, including comprehensive law enforcement services, which is everything from loud music complaints and traffic violations to major crimes and everything in between.  Their tasks include service to […]

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Bluffton University to Host Colloquium on Historical Bibles with Carrie Phillips on March 14

Carrie Phillips, director of Musselman Library at Bluffton University, will present the Colloquium on Friday, March 14. It will start at 4:00pm that afternoon in the Musselman Library Reading Room. The presentation will focus on the historical context of the Bibles on exhibit, their unique artifactual features, and stories of their provenance and discovery.  This event is free and open to the public.

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Lima’s Spay and Neuter Assistance Program Offering Vouchers for Residents

Photo: City of Lima, OH- Government Vouchers are available now to residents in Lima through that city's Spay and Neuter Assistance Program. City of Lima officials stated that the goal is to reduce the cost of voluntary sterilization for cats and dogs. There are a very limited number of vouchers remaining for cat sterilizations. Cat owners can complete their voucher application by stopping by the Lima Parks, Recreation & Forestry building, located at 900 South Collett Street in Lima. The […]

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Village of Forest Extends Utility Bill Due Date to March 17

Residents in the Village of Forest have been informed that there has been an issue getting utility bills sent out on a timely basis. Due to the issue, utility bills are being sent out this week. Officials are also extending the due date to March 17. Late fees will not be applied if paid by that date. Residents were thanked for their understanding.

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Ada School District Honors Student Liam Vieira as He Enlists in the U.S. Army

Photo: Ada Bulldogs The Ada School District recognized a student as he embarks on his journey with the United States Army. Liam Vieira has enlisted in active duty as a Carpentry Specialist and will ship out to Fort Jackson, South Carolina in July to begin his training. School officials said they are incredibly proud of his dedication to serving our country and wish him the best as he takes this next step. They also thanked him for his commitment and […]

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Hi-Road Drive-In Seeks Sponsors for 1st Annual ‘Eggquest’ in Kenton

Photo: Hi-Road Drive-In Theater- Kenton, OH The Hi-Road Drive-In is looking for sponsors for its 1st annual 'Eggquest' on Saturday, April 12. Local business owners who are interested in co-sponsoring the event are can send a message via email. Organizers are hoping for an overwhelming response to the event. For more information, visit the Hi Road Drive-In Theater on Facebook.

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Hancock Historical Museum’s Brown Bag Lecture Presents: “Reading Victorian Architecture” featuring Joshua Dubbert

Photo: Hancock Historical Museum The Hancock Historical Museum invites the public to its upcoming Brown Bag Lecture presented by Eastman & Smith LTD. at 12 p.m. Thursday, March 6, 2025. The featured presentation, "Reading Victorian Architecture," will be delivered by Joshua Dubbert, Historian at the Rutherford B. Hayes Presidential Library and Museums. As Dubbert describes it, when we think of Victorian buildings, what usually comes to mind is big, rambling houses with towers and colorful gingerbread woodwork. Though these are […]

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Kenton High School Hosts Successful Blood Drive, Collecting 61 Units

Photo: Kenton City Schools Kenton High School recently held a successful blood drive. A total of 61 units was collected. Representatives with the American Red Cross stated that Kenton High School is one of the best high school blood drives. School officials thanked all of the individuals who participated this past Thursday, February 27.

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