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Betty Cookson, former director of the Bluffton Senior Citizens Center, stands beside the most important newly installed feature on Main Street. On July 7, Betty cut the ribbon on a handicapped accessible door to the Senior Center. Ken and Lee Cookson, Betty's sons, purchased the door in honor of their mother. "The door will help those with wheelchairs and walkers as well as shoppers with strollers gain better access to the building and will be a permanent reminder of Betty’s long service to the Senior Center and to Bluffton," said Tonya Meyer, Cener director.
Stories Posted This Week
Saturday, November 16, 2024
- Donors supporting Bluffton Public Library silent auction
- Blufffton Blaze of Lights festival will shine on November 30
- Recap of November 2024 Bluffton School Board Meeting
- CCP and FAFSA information meetings at BHS
- Bluffton's Ten Thousand Villages featured on regional PBS travel show
- Weekend Doctor: What is nuclear imaging?
Friday, November 15, 2024
- Fatal crashes shake community confidence in stop signs
- Emergency meeting of the Village of Bluffton Council for critical repair to water infrastructure
- November 19 Public information meeting scheduled for proposed ADU legislation
- SCHS to host Dec. 7-8 Christmas Open House at Schumacher Homestead
- Mennonite Central Committee stories to be shared on November 17
- USDA report on November crop production in Ohio
Thursday, November 14, 2024
- Season ticket sales begin for BHS boys and girls basketball
- Public meetings scheduled by Village of Bluffton, Nov. 18-25
- I Walk the Line: Walking pneumonia
- Village of Bluffton sends notification about required replacement of galvanized water service lines
- Grannies Janet and Rita earn best scarecrow prize for Samuel W. Diller LPA office
- "Gingerbread Squad" earns $1,500 for Bluffton Elementary
- GOAT among BHS coaches? Part 1 of 3