Posted by Fred Steiner on October 23, 2020 - 11:49am
The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) continues to showcase members of the Heartland family with the video series Heartland Kids Corner, featuring student athletes interviewed by the children of their coaches.
Posted by Fred Steiner on October 23, 2020 - 11:37am
Several new “Help Wanted” advertisements are now listed on Bluffton and Ada Icons. Check Icon Classified Ad pages at: www.blufftonicon.com/classifieds.
New opening are added to this list daily. Businesses interested in listing postions available should contact [email protected].
University Chorale, Camerata Singers Sunday concert streamed
Posted by Fred Steiner on October 23, 2020 - 11:30am
Bluffton University’s fall choral concert featuring Camerata Singers and University Chorale will be streamed for viewing atwww.bluffton.edu/mus starting at 2:30 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 25.
At 2 p.m., the conductor will do a pre-concert talk with audience members via Zoom. Visit www.bluffton.edu/mus for more information and access to the Zoom meeting.
Posted by Fred Steiner on October 23, 2020 - 11:01am
Eight members of the Bluffton Lions Club participated in an Oct. 10 roadside clean-up project. Participants included Dan Diller, chair of the event, Gene Long, Jerry Szabo, Patty Navin, John Rich, Corwin Croy, Ron Heading and Barbara Plaugher.
Laykin Garmatter scores 2; Brenna Kindle, Clara Matthews score 1 each
Posted by Fred Steiner on October 23, 2020 - 9:10am
By Cort Reynolds
BLUFFTON - The host Bluffton girls soccer team blanked tough Mansfield Christian 4-0 in Div. III sectional final action Thursday night at Steinmetz Field.
With their 13th straight win, the Pirate girls improved to 14-2-1. The Lady Flames ended their season 13-4-1 after the defeat.
Laykin Garmatter scored two goals to lead the Lady Pirates to victory.
She started the scoring with a goal in the 14th minute, and the game stayed 1-0 into halftime.
This novel is a get-away, and leaves you with a renewed sense of wonder
Posted by Fred Steiner on October 23, 2020 - 8:44am
Review by Robert McCool
Stephen King's latest “The Outsider” ( Simon and Shuster, ISBN 978-1-9821-4824-9) doesn't disappoint.
Everything that can be said about Stephen King has already been said. One of the world's most popular authors can be depended upon to deliver a good old supernatural yarn. Still, he remains a matter of taste to many. He either gives you a case of the shivers, as in this latest novel, or disgusts with too much realism when it comes to violence. So, I don't like everything he's written, but I do like this book.