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Picked this morning

Amelia Arthur counts sweet corn ears in the Suter Produce little red barn on State Route 103 Bluffton. Corn is sold at the barn and on Saturday mornings at the Bluffton Farmers Market.

Bluffton Hospital specialty clinic offers physician specializing in GERD

Dr. Reynolds sees patients in Bluffton on Mondays and Thursdays

Among the many specialty clinics provided by Bluffton Hospital is one focusing on GERD, also known as gastroesophageal reflux disease.

Dr. Jessica Reynolds, M.D., of Surgical Associates of Northwest Ohio, Findlay,  sees patients in the Bluffton Hospital specialty clinic on Mondays and Thursdays.

GERD is caused by a weak muscle in the esophagus. It allows acid and bile to flow back from the stomach into the esophagus. That causes damage to the lining of the esophagus, throat and lungs.

Pirate superfan t-shirts available soon

The Bluffton High School student senate and Bluffton Athletic Boosters have a Superfan t-shirt for you.

Every student who purchases a 10-game pass for $25 will receive one of these shirts while the supply lasts.

The student passes will be sold following the player-parent meeting at the high school at 7:30 p.m. on Monday, July 29.

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Dr. Cheri Diller will join Dr. Hotmire's practice

She is accepting new patients

Dr. Cheri Diller, M.D., will soon join the medical practice of Bluffton Family Practice, (Dr. Hotmire), 582 Harmon Road, Bluffton.

She is accepting new patients. Call 419-369-4804 for an appointment. Watch the Icon for additional details coming soon.

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Time to reflect

The stone wall along the south bank of the Buckeye serves more than just a barrier between the quarry and Riley Creek. It is also a great place to sit and enjoy a summer day in Bluffton.

Bluffton's newest downtown outdoor meeting place

Former alley transforms into attract green space

Denise Fett provided the Icon with photos of recent work on the former Presbyterian alley at 120 N. Main St. Here’s the story behind the project.

After a one-and-a-half years in planning, the former Bluffton Presbyterian Church alley is becoming an attractive outdoor meeting place downtown.

The alley, closed to vehicle traffic for many years, fell into disrepair over the years.

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