Bob Sehlhorst and Tom Augsburger have a trout derby chat on Sunday at the Buckeye. This year's Bluffton Sportsmen's Club trout derby namesake was "The Ole Cutter." It was named after the Bluffton Slaw Cutter Co., owned by Sehlhorst, which is in its 101st year.
Bluffton's 45th annual arts and crafts show is from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. Saturday, May 14, in downtown Bluffton.
Craft vendor booths are still available, according to the Bluffton Area Chamber of Commerce, show sponsor.
The show streteches from the town hall to the post office with as many as 70 craft booth and chamber member booths preregistered.
Booths are available at $60 each.
This year's show takes place the same day at the Bluffton Soccer Club’s all-day tournament at Bluffton University, thus attracting a large crowd of soccer parents.
BLUFFTON, Ohio - The Bluffton University baseball team took on Hanover College on Friday, April 29. It was set to be a doubleheader but the second game was halted due to darkness after nine innings tied at three runs apiece. The Panthers took the first game, piling up 14 runs on 16 hits, while Bluffton finished with four runs on 11 hits.
Dr. Oliver Lugibihl, a Pandora native with many Bluffton connections, is the 2015 Bluffton Lions Club Citizen of the Year.
His award was presented on April 19 during a Lions banquet at First Mennonite Church.
Better known as “Ollie,” and known for his considerate bedside manner, Dr. Lugibihl served the Bluffton-Pandora area for over 40 years before retiring from in 2004.
