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Icon will post it - here's how to do it

Anticipating a potential snowstorm and colder-than-normal temperatures over the next few days, the Icon can help organizations needing to announce a quick decision on a meeting cancellation or change of plans.

Our intention is to post your announcement as soon as we receive it. We will post individual cancellation announcements as received. We will also add each new announcement to a larger story that lists all cancellations collected.

These will also be posted on Icon Facebook (we have over 3,000 area followers).

Doubleheader at home Saturday

Bluffton women defeat Manchester; men lose -
Both stories follow:

The Bluffton University women's basketball team defeated Manchester University in dominating fashion (82-45) on Wednesday, Jan. 16. The win pushed Bluffton to 6-10 on the year (4-5 HCAC). Manchester dropped to 2-14 overall and 0-9 in the HCAC.

Junior guard Andrew Renner (Cairo/Bath) has been named the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Men's Basketball Player of the Week after leading the Beavers to wins over Defiance and HCAC-leading Rose-Hulman.

Vendor meeting in March; application forms here

It doesn’t open until May, but plans are already underway to launch this season’s Bluffton Farmers Market.

One of the largest small-town farmers’ markets in northwestern Ohio, the market celebrates its 19th year in 2019. It offers a variety of locally-grown produce, plants and food in addition to being a great social meeting point on Saturdays.

A vendor meeting is at 7 p.m., Tuesday, March 12, in the third floor of the town hall, 154 N. Main St.

With Senior Options, a Virginia non-profit agency

Mennonite Home Health & Senior Services, Bluffton, has announced a partnership with Senior Options, a non-profit subsidiary of Westminster-Canterbury, Virginia Beach, Virginia.  Senior Options delivers turnkey solutions for home health, hospice services and continuum management. 

Elaine Wehri auctions one of the Bluffton High School holiday art pieces at last Friday's chamber breakfast. Paula Scott holds the work being auctioned. Lisa Wenger and Neil Reichenbach assist. The art work is part of a scholarship project by Reichenbach and Steiner CPA. All the proceeds from the auction went to the individual artists.

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