BLUFFTON__The Bluffton High School volleyball team defeated visiting Elmwood in a non-league four-setter on Thursday, Sept. 10.
The Pirates improved to 6-4 with the home comeback win. They lost the first set 18-25, then regrouped to capture the final three games 25-14, 25-11, 25-17.
Taylin Goldman and Gracie Warren paced the Pirate hitting attack with 11 kills apiece. Warren also hustled up 11 digs, while Goldman made nine digs.
Howard Thornsberry, December 4, 1939-September 7, 2026, was a devoted husband, father, and man of faith. He worked very hard in the produce industry to provide for his family. He enjoyed golfing and watching his Cleveland Guardians every chance he had.
BLUFFTON__The Bluffton High School boys soccer team lost a 2-1 battle to visiting Liberty-Benton in a non-league match on Thursday, Sept. 10 at Steinmetz Field.
The Pirates fell to 4-3-2 with the tough defeat. Perennial power L-B improved to 6-2-1 after securing the victory.
All three goals were scored after intermission, with the defensive battle tied 0-0 at halftime.
Weston Johnstone netted the Bluffton goal. Pirate keeper Ryan Blount was credited with seven saves.
Sept. 11 Bluffton High School Home Football Game & First Responders Night
7 p.m. Varsity Football Home vs Allen East- Honoring First Responders in our Community with free admission to the game - enter through pass gate near Ricky Matter Center - Live stream link for Varsity Football
6 p.m. Gates Open
6:50 First responders in attendance report to sideline for National Anthem
Memberships, sponsors, donations needed to create museum
By Paula Pyzik Scott
The Bluffton Ohio Historical Society (BOHS) is among 300 entities taking part in Open Doors, a state-wide celebration of Ohio history, heritage and preservation. BOHS will have access to the former Lawson's Dairy building at 314 N. Main St. just in time for the Open Doors event.
The society is purchasing buildings at 302 and 314 N. Main St. owned by Gary Kirtland and most recently occupied by Stratton Auto Group.
