MEDIA RELEASE__Bluffton Ohio Historical Society (BOHS) has been selected to receive one of 40 Ohio Preservation Kits designed to help small cultural organizations protect their historical documents.
“The kit includes conservation tools and product samples. We’ll be able to use these to preserve letters, photographs, newspapers, and other documents connected to Bluffton’s past daily life,” says Diane Winebar, BOHS acting archivist.
MEDIA RELEASE—The Findlay-Hancock County Community Foundation Board of Trustees approved grants totaling $1,262,356.20 at the November board meeting. This total includes 26 responsive grants, four president's discretionary grants and 89 donor-advised fund grants.
Among responsive grants, the Bluffton Lions Club was awarded $50,000 to support an all-inclusive playground.
MEDIA RELEASE__OhioHealth is taking a significant step forward in its commitment to protect its patients, associates, and visitors and prevent workplace violence. By the end of 2025, OhioHealth hospitals and emergency departments will have metal detectors at public entrances.
MEDIA RELEASE__Trinity Evangelical Lutheran Church, 301 North Main Street, Jenera, will celebrate Advent with three Wednesday evening services before Christmas.
On Dec. 3, at 7:00 p.m., Pastor Nicolas Lilienthal of Abiding Word Lutheran Church in Bowling Green will preach on Genesis 4, noting that Adam's son Cain was a killer, but the ultimate son of Adam, Jesus, died to pay for our sins.
The service of Evening Prayer includes readings from Titus 3 and Luke 1, and hymns "The Angel Gabriel," "O Lord How Shall I Meet You," and "All Praise to Thee, My God This Night."
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