Brion Rhodes adds some mustard to his brat sandwich during Citizens National Bank's customer appreciation day lunch on Friday. The CNB lobby resembled a sit down restaurant as free lunches were served to customers.
Attention pumpkin pie bakers. The Bluffton Farmers' Market annual pumpkin pie baking contest is Saturday, Sept. 28, at the market, according to Keith McClelland.
Thursday, Sept. 26, is the deadline for entering this year's contest. Contestants may call McClelland at 419-326-5185 to enter. There is a limit of one pie entered per family.
Three cash prizes will be awarded. First place is $100, second place $50 and third place $25. All proceeds go to the Bluffton Community Assistance Program food pantry. Last year's contest generated $600 for the food pantry.
A 5K run and walk sponsored by The Center for Autism and Dyslexia – Findlay and Lima – will take place Saturday, Sept. 28, at the Sommer Center at Bluffton University. Although not sponsored by the university, the starting and ending point are at the univeristy Sommer Center.
The event is one of the activities taking place during the Bluffton Fall Festival. Many events are scheduled throughout Bluffton on Saturday.
Northwest Physical Therapy's 4th Annual Northwest PokerRun Charity 5K is Saturday, Oct. 19. The event will take place at 1880 N. Perry St., in Ottawa - registration at 8:30 a.m., race at 10 a.m.
All proceeds from the event to benefit St Jude Children's Research Hospital according to Dan Settlage.
The Gardener's of the Bluffton/Pandora Area would like to invite the public to a lecture on seed saving. The lecture is at 6:30 p.m., Tuesday, Oct. 1, in the lower level of the Bluffton Public Library.
The lecture will cover how to prepare and save heirloom and open pollinated non-hybrid seeds, so you can plant them next season. Seed saving is a great way to save money on seed packets and help preserve heirloom seeds to encourage biodiversity.
What year did you graduate Bluffton High School?
1992
What are you doing presently?
I went to Miami University. After college, I moved to Paris, France for a year. While I was there, I met a Marine who was stationed at the American Embassy. He wanted to get married, but he was on his way to posts in Syria and South Africa and I went home to go to law school at Ohio State.
