The second quarter honor roll of the 2010-11 school year for the Bluffton Elementary was released. To view it open the attachment at the bottom of this story.

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Rhythm In Motion Dance Centre' had over 20 dancers participate in the ONU 2011 Dance Clinic with the ONU Dance Team on Saturday, Jan. 29.

There were 71 dancers total who danced to a medley of Justin Bieber and created a "Bieber Fever" Dance craze. Dancers range in ages 5-18, from Bath, Ada, Bluffton, Kenton, Hardin Northern, Ridgemont and Bellefontaine.

The girls took class from ONU students and dancers from 12:30-2:20, putting the final product together at the 4 p.m. ONU men's basketball game against John Carroll.

Bluffton High School's second quarter honor roll for 2010-11 was recently released.

All A
9th Grade - Courtney Barnett, Tyler Begg, Jacob Bishop, Jonah Bourassa, Joshua Bracy, Paige Buroker, Meg Burrell, Landon Cluts, Julian Harnish, Andrew Hoff, Morgan Humphreys, Olivia Hunt, Andrew Lee.

Three board members of the Bluffton Housing Corp. have terms that expire this year. The annual stockholders' meeting at 7 p.m., Tuesday, Feb. 8, will address that issue, according to Deb Beer, secretary.

Three expiring board members are Beer, Mary Fett and Sue Shields. All three have agreed to serve another three-year term. Continuing board members are Matt Jordan, Lois Goodman, Kathy Rode, Ed Yeager, Fred Rodabaugh and Bob Fett.

Ashton Cluts

Bluffton High School senior Ashton Cluts will represent Allen County-Bluffton in the Ohio Junior Miss Scholarship Program held Feb. 25 - 26, in Mount Vernon.

She is the daughter of Kevin and Shelby Cluts, Bluffton, and is among 32 Ohio high school senior girls in the event.

This year's program will be Ohio's 53rd anniversary with Mount Vernon serving as host city for 38 years. It will also be the transition year to the program's new name and brand image - Distinguished Young Women - Scholarship-Leadership-Talent.

Doug and Sara Kisseberth

By Kirstie Runion, Bluffton University Icon Intern
"It's surprising how many bad habits you pick up," Sara Kisseberth said about driving. Sara and her husband, Doug, own Drive Time Driving Instruction, a driver's education school. They operate out of Findlay and have classes in Bluffton as well.

After plans to purchase an established driver's education school fell through, Doug and Sara had enough knowledge and support from friends to branch out and start their own business last April.

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