Apollo Career Center will begin the 2019-20 school year with new leadership in key positions.
Tasha Sheipline, adult education director, has been selected as the high school director, over-seeing instructional and supervisory staff, curriculum, discipline, and the entire high school experience for students while they attend Apollo.
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The Bluffton Lions Foundation will host the Fifth Annual Ride to Remember on Saturday, July 20. Several routes will be offered, ranging in distance from the 2-mile Town Loop to the 112-mile Triplett Challenge. Proceeds from the ride will benefit the Bluffton Pathways Project.
“Last year, we drew more than 200 riders,” said Dick Ramseyer, chair of the event. “We hope to add even more riders this year and are offering a lot of perks to attract them.”
A set of U.S. postal service stamps this spring reminded several area historians, artists and stamp collectors of Bluffton's historic post office mural
Stop and check out the mural inside the Bluffton post office.
A set of U.S. postal service stamps this spring reminded several area historians, artists and stamp collectors of Bluffton's historic post office mural.
Bluffton's mural depicts Joseph Deford and his friends building a cabin in Bluffton (Shannon). Sante Graziani painted the Bluffton mural in 1941, which is oil on canvas.
Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce is hosting a business after hours gathering at Greenhorn Restaurant on Wednesday, July 10, from 5 to 8 p.m. Greenhorn Restaurant is located at 112 Vine St.
This is a casual gathering for area business owners and organizations to meet and mingle.
Ohio Governor Mike DeWine announced that Ohio has received a U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) disaster declaration for flooding that occurred in Auglaize County on May 17, opening up the possibility of low-interest disaster loans for business owners, homeowners, and renters in Auglaize County and six adjacent counties.
"Earlier this week, I requested this disaster declaration in an effort to help those impacted by these floods," said Governor DeWine. "I'm pleased that those with uninsured damage can now apply for this assistance."
