Coaches and players will conduct Bluffton University volleyball camps June 24-27 in the Sommer Center.
On Monday the camp will focus on serving, passing, and digging. Tuesday the focus will turn to setting and hitting. Wednesday will tailor all the skills to the Jr. High age. The final date is for boys or girls going into 4th, 5th, or 6th grade who would like to learn the fundamental skills and be introduced to the game.
Registrations are accepted until the day of each camp. The cost is $45 per camper and that included at-shirt.
One of the downtown Bluffton attractions over the weekend was the annual Shannon Theatre movie poster sale.
The Icon admits that it blew it in terms of publcizing the event (it's over), but here's our annual post-promotion photo of the event with the the D, R and C shareholders of DRC Holdings, Bluffton, in view.
A group of Bluffton University students found out last month that they’re about as good at fixing old computers as they are at raising money for new ones.
The eight students left May 7 for a three-week cross-cultural experience in Botswana, where they were delivering three new laptop computers and related equipment to provide Internet access to Pitseng, their host village.
Have you ever thought a book could look so appetizing that you would want to dig in and taste it? Two libraries are partnering to tempt you! Bluffton Public Library and Bluffton University Musselman Library will be hosting an Edible Books contest on July 25 to promote reading and creativity for all ages.
This delicious, free contest is being held as part of the public library’s “Dig Into READING” finale and is open to library patrons, staff, faculty, students, business owners and the general community.
Here's the front of Jack Putnam's 1912 Ford Model T. It was on exhibit at the Bluffton Festival of Wheels. For a description of the vehicle, watch the video.
