An email from Jan Emmert prompted this column on Bluffton mayors.
Prior to the town hall’s renovation in 2008, there existed a huge framed collection of Bluffton mayor photos. It covered an entire wall.
Every Bluffton mayor’s photograph from its founding in 1861 made up this unusual collection. Today the photos are in two frames on the second floor lobby outside the police department.
Mountains of free mulch await Bluffton residents at the Spring Street recycling center. Peeking over the top of these twin peaks is a Bluffton water tower. As weather continues to warm, these mountains will soon become hills.
Donald Mowery, 92, of Findlay died on March 18, 2021, at Taylor Place in Findlay. Arrangements are pending at Chiles-Laman Funeral & Cremation Services – Bluffton.
Senior artists and graphic designers from Bluffton University will showcase their most prominent work in a combined exhibit called “Uncovered Perspectives.”
Berlin Fuqua, Ada, Ohio; Autumn Graves, Mount Blanchard, Ohio; and Sarah Heydinger, Tiro, Ohio; will have work on display. The exhibit opens March 15 and runs through April 10 in the Grace Albrecht Gallery of Bluffton University’s Sauder Visual Arts Center for faculty, staff and students to view.
ODOT is proposing to rehabilitate six culverts (located in Hancock, Hardin, and Wyandot Counties) in order to extend the life of the existing structures.
Construction activities may require temporary lane closures, but the need for full vehicular detours is not anticipated. Construction is anticipated to begin in the spring of 2023.
Hancock County –
U.S. 68 at mile marker 7.28 carrying an unnamed tributary to Eagle Creek, approximately 1.25 miles north of the village of Arlington.