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Another downtown Valentine's Day option

Bluffton Bread Co. will sell Valentine’s Day flavor Feb. 13 and Feb. 16

Downtown Bluffton has several Valentine's Day offerings to those in search of the perfect Valentine. One is from the Bluffton Bread Co.

The company is back for Valentine’s Day with a new specialty flavor—Red Velvet and Dark Chocolate.

A limited amount of Red Velvet and Dark Chocolate Bread will be exclusively available through two cash and carry sales at Roots by Strattons at 111 S. Main St. 

• Saturday, Feb. 13 – 10 a.m.-1 p.m.
• Tuesday, Feb. 16 – 11 a.m.-7 p.m. during the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce Chocolate Walk

LeeAnn White wins Bluffton Icon Super Bowl contest

LeeAnn White of Bluffton is the winner of the Bluffton Icon Super Bowl contest. She predicted a Tampa Bay win by 13 points, which was the widest point spread among all entries.

She wins a 14-inch, 1-item Padrone's Pizza. Coincidentially, the Ada winner, Howard Fenton also picked Tampa Bay by 13.

Here's some contest stats:
16 contestants picked Tampa Bay to win
32 contestants picked Kansas City to win
Contestants entered from Bluffton, Ada, Lima, California, South Carolina and North Carolina.

Watch for the next Icon contest coming soon.

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Keith Hamilton was a Union Township trustee for 17 years

A 1961 Cory-Rawson HS graduate and retired farmer

R. Keith Hamilton, 78, died Feb. 7, 2021, at Mennonite Memorial Home in Bluffton. Keith was born January 9, 1943, in Bluffton to the late Raymond and Ruth (Jordan) Hamilton. On March 26, 1966, he married Sharon Powell Hamilton who survives.

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All that 2004 jazz

Here's the Bluffton High School jazz band from the 2003-04 school year.

• Front row: Eric Blevins, Tyler Baderstcher, Cara Gudakunst

• Middle row: Anne Steiner, Joy Savage, Alan Way, Jessica Ramey, Mary Miller

• Back row: Aaron Yoder, Joel Gundy, Adam Phillips, Matt Mummert, Dan Stratton, Joel Reichenbach, Annalisa Harder

He didn't have to go to the Super Bowl to get a game ball

In a manner of speaking, the Super Bowl came to Bill Ramseyer

Bill Ramseyer didn’t have to go to the Super Bowl to get a game ball. The Super Bowl came to him, in a manner of speaking.

The Bluffton High School and Bluffton College student athlete, and once again Bluffton resident, Ramseyer was presented a Super Bowl football directly from Wilson’s Sporting Goods in Ada. All Super Bowl footballs are created by Wilson’s in Ada.

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Hey, that ball was made in Ada!

In Ada, they say, "You can't have a Super Bowl without Ada." Every Super Bowl football since Super Bowl I was made in Ada at Wilson Sporting Goods. This photo is a perfect pose displaying the LV logo.

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