Bluffton High School has announced that on Tuesday, February 25, Juniors will be taking the ACT. In order to have the best testing environment for the Junior Class, there will be no school for 9th, 10th, and 12th grade students.
The Bluffton Exempted Village Board of Education will hold a special meeting at 4:30 p.m. on Thursday, February 20.
The agenda includes an executive session to consider an employment action and to approve the offer to purchase property from Eduardo and Amber Morales at 134 North Lawn Ave.
Bluffton Public Works Dept. takes pride in providing our residents with safe streets even in the most trying of winter conditions. It is our goal to be prepared and in front of all snow events. The Department has well-trained, experienced employees that understand the importance of Public Safety for both our residents and emergency vehicles. Please note the following to Help Us Help You!
1. First and foremost, pull your cars in your driveway. When 2” or more of snow is on the ground or expected to fall, pull your cars in the driveway.
If a Snow Emergency has been declared, and you must park on the street, the Snow Emergency Parking Rules will be in effect. Our Police Dept. much prefers compliance over enforcement, but please understand we will enforce the law.
Parking during a Snow Emergency:
On even-numbered calendar days, park on the side of the street that has even-numbered building addresses and
On odd-numbered calendar days, park on the side of the street with odd-numbered building addresses
All vehicles parked in Village owned parking lots shall be moved at 24 hour intervals until snow is cleaned up. The Police Department may cause any vehicle to be towed that is not in compliance at the owner’s expense.
On February 19, the Bluffton Area Ministerial Association (BAMA) made its annual tissue box donation to Bluffton Schools. This year's donation by member churches and the Bluffton Community Assistance Program is $700 worth of tissues, distributed to the Elementary, Middle, and High School buildings. Pictured here are (left) Jeremy Mann, Pastor of Emmanuel and St. John's UCC churches, with (right) Rob Glenn, Pastor of English Lutheran Church.
Above) 2025 Chocolate Walk photos by Jamie Nygaard
By Paula Pyzik Scott
Jim Enneking, director of the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce provided an update on recent chamber activities at the organization's February breakfast meeting including the following details on board members and the February 6 Chocolate Walk.
The chamber board is currently made up of the following representatives from local businesses.
