For the 2021-2022 season, reserved seats, presale tickets, and season passes can be purchased online at https://www.blufftonschools.org/Content2/tickets, but will include an additional fee. Spectators will receive a digital pass that can be stored on their phone or printed and will be scanned at the gate.
You're looking at the latest upgrade on Main St. This new bike rack is installed in the parking lot between Citizens National Bank and the Bluffton post office.
Take a walk down Main St. and you'll surely notice the beautification of Bluffton's alleys. Plants, benches, and bike racks can now be found in many of Bluffton's alleys. Featured in this photo is the alley next to the office of Ryan DeMarco, Edward Jones Financial Officer.
Although this book, “Fire Keeper's Daughter” (Henry Holt and Co. ISBN: 978-1-250-76656-4) is presented as a Young Adult book written by Angeline Boulley, it has many lessons to teach us, in a head-first, nose-dive into the Ojibwa Native Culture. Written very much like Tony's, and then Ann Hillerman's Navajo series of books, it gives us insight into a complex culture older than ours but set in contemporary times.
