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First Mennonite comforter dedication

On May 9, First Mennonite Church dedicated 23 comforters made by members during the pandemic, to be sent to Mennonite Central Committee. MCC will distribute these to persons in need around the world. Last year, MCC sent 32,131 comforters to persons in North Korea, Ukraine, Iraq, Zambia, Syria, Lebanon, Haiti, Canada and the U.S.A. Sarah Basinger and Pat Sheidler lead FMC's longtime comforter projects. At this time, 30 additional completed comforter tops are being prepared for knotting at FMC.

Chad King joins Citizens National Bank

As senior vice-president/city president of CNB’s Lima market

Chad King recently joined Citizens National Bank as senior vice-president/city president of CNB’s Lima market.

In addition to being a commercial and agriculture lender, King will also oversee profitability of the bank’s branches, have responsibility for growing loan and deposit totals and monitor market trends.

With 20 years’ experience in the banking, King has worked with business and farm clients throughout northwest and west central Ohio. 

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Public library board meets May 25

The Bluffton Public Library board of trustees will hold their regular meeting at 6:30 p.m. on Tuesday, May 25, via video conferencing.  To request an invitation for the meeting, contact Jessica Hermiller, director, at:[email protected].  

Made in Ada Wilson Football Festival returns

Plans underway for the Saturday, Aug. 28 event

FROM ADA ICON - Note: As events in Bluffton return this year, the Icon is posting those announcements on both Ada Icon and Bluffton Icon. The same goes with Ada events returning after a one-year absence. For returning events to be posted on both Icons, send details to: [email protected].

Here’s the latest on the Made in Ada Wilson Football Festival, planned for Saturday, Aug. 28.

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So, you think you know Bluffton?

So, you think you know Bluffton? Okay, where is this? Answer tomorrow.

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Bluffton elementary school update

Extreme science, study of different animals, Bluffton history, diversity, reading challenges for starters

By Tim Closson
Bluffton elementary principal

This column is from the spring Bluffton school newsletter.
In February we had a virtual assembly “Extreme Science.”  We had some amazing demonstrations from a 700,000 Volt Van de Graff generator, vortex cannons, and a Tesla coil. This was provided by our PTO. 

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