Justin and Elya Kantner talk with Mitch Kingsley following Friday's chamber breakfast. The Kanters will move to Paraguay this summer as Christian missionaries. Justin told chamber members at the breakfast about the why, how and when of the career change.
Ada Icon photographer Ken Collins was in Bluffton on Friday. He snapped a few weather photos while in the State Route 103 neighborhood around 5 p.m. just as some snow showers moved in.
Book ReViews, 123 S. Main St., celebrates Valentine’s Day with a designed jewelry program on Saturday from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., according to Dr. Christina Walton, store manager.
Jenny Frankart of Rustic Bendz, spoon artist/owner, has designed jewelry for three years and says she "wants her creations to be fun."
The Shannon Cemetery Commission will bring a nine-point recommendation to Bluffton council on Monday.
The commission met on Feb. 9 with nine of its 11 members present and voted unanimously on its recommendations. Council must now act on the recommendations.
Among the recommendations are to have funds for the project come from donations, replace gravestones on their “known” graves, and restore and clean all stones.
What's happening this month at the Bluffton Middle School? Here's an update from the school website:
The middle school continues its Teens for Jeans drive. Teens for Jeans is an organization that donates jeans to the homeless kids in America.
Drop off donations at the table in the entrance of the middle school. Any size and color is accepted. This event will run through the month of February.
