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Young artists show off their recent work

Cece (4) and Reed (7) Bell of Lima said they were super excited about the J. Denny and Jenny coloring pages posted on the Bluffton Icon. They colored every option.

To view the 10 pages of coloing options, click here.

And, for extra credit, send your photos to [email protected]. We will post them.

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Wanted poster

Ruby Pratt, Bluffton first grader in Mrs. Huffman's class, shares her "wanted poster" for a pirate named Fancy Pants. The project is part of an art assignment in Mrs. Anderson's art class. The Icon will post photos of students learning in an at-home setting. Send photos, art work, writing assignments and class projects to: [email protected].

 

Letter: Your April fool's story got me

Icon editor:
You got me. It was a good story, though, and since we are next to
I-75 and people in Bluffton are helpful to everyone, I can see Derek doing
what the story described. Your April Fools stories are getting more and more
believable.

Steve Steele

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Icon's scavenger hunt now offers a Padrone's Pizza to the winner

Deadline to enter is 5 p.m. Friday

First place prize is a $15 value Pizza from Padrone's Pizza!

And now for something completely different: Weird Bluffton Scavenger Hunt.

Bluffton may be small, but we’re generous, collaborative, and hard-working. We’re also weird, and proud of it. And, we have Ron Headings to thank for creating a distraction that you might find worthwhile.

(We've even provided a hint at the bottom of this story)

Read on:

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Tommy Tire opens new showroom

And, check out all these special offers

More photos and new logo
at bottom of this story

Note: The volume of news concerning the COVIS-19 virus has upended our regular news coverage of Bluffton. We are attempting to get caught up with the regular day-to-day happenings in Bluffton. Here's a great story from Tommy Tire.

Tommy Tire, 319 N. Main St., Bluffton, opened a new front entrance and show room earlier this month, according to Tom Dotson.

In addition, the company has a new logo, attached to this story.

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Rising country singer has recorded a song about Bluffton

All due to a fluke vehicle breakdown on I-75 last summer

Thanks to a fluke vehicle breakdown on I-75 last summer, a rising star on the national country music scene will soon release an album featuring one song about Bluffton.

That rising star is Sal Walker and his band April Shortbread.

Late Sunday evening last July 21, Derek Dukes stopped to help a group traveling in a Tuscany Thor Motor Coach stalled on the southbound exit 140 ramp. 

Assessing the situation, Dukes drove to the Beaverdam travel center. There he explained the breakdown problem to a mechanic who returned with Dukes and repaired the stranded vehicle.

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