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15 businesses already signed up for March 24 Bluffton business expo

Fifteen businesses are already signed up for Bluffton Oscars Mix and Mingle business expo, planned at The Centre on Thursday, March 24.

Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs, partnering with Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce and The Centre, will hold the event from 5 to 7 p.m.
 
It's free and open to the public. Businesses and organizations from  Allen, Putnam, Hardin and Hancock are invited to have a table to display their products and services.

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Artists abound at Bluffton HS - 19 pieces accepted into Kewpee Invitational

Bluffton High School artists excelled at the Art Space Lima High School Kewpee Invitational, which is open now to April 9, according to Vicki Garmon, high school art teacher.
 
Of the nearly 400 entries, 121 pieces were selected for the show. Each teacher was able to enter only 30 art pieces.

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No caboose on this train

It's not every day that Bluffton's railroad crossings stop traffic when an actual truck passes through town. The railroad's track maintainence car cruised through Bluffton last week and the Icon captured the trip. Click here for more views.
 

Bluffton students pass all 32 assessments in state tests - 10 years running

The 2014-15 state report cards went home to all school disticts in late Feburary. For the 10th consecutive year Bluffton passed all of the state achievement indicator assessments.

CLICK HERE TO VIEW BLUFFTON'S REPORT CARD

Commenting on Bluffton’s report card, Greg Denecker, superintendent said:

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No caboose on this train

It's not every day that Bluffton's railroad crossings stop traffic when an actual truck passes through town. The railroad's track maintainence car cruised through Bluffton last week and the Icon captured the trip.

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2015 Ohio agriculture in review - from OSU Extension Office

By Ed Lentz – OSU Extension, Hancock County
Agriculture in 2015 has had many bumps and bruises. I have listed nine events that affected agriculture in our area last year.

Grain Prices. Grain prices continue to remain low for another year. It is been projected that US farm revenue may be at its lowest level since the early 2000’s. Input costs have started to drop but not at a level to match the loss of income. Farm land values have slowly begun to drop as a result of lower farm revenue.

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