Bluffton Public Library is offering a new fall film series. Timeless classic films featuring Cary Grant will be shown at 1:00 p.m. on Oct. 4, Nov. 1 and Dec. 6 in the Richland Room on the library’s lower level.
All film screenings are free and open to the public. Bottled water and snacks will be provided. Guests are also welcome to bring a lunch with them. No advance tickets or registration is required.
Bluffton’s new waterline project continues to move quickly along. Jamie Mehaffie, village administrator, will update Bluffton council on the progress on Monday.
In his report to council he writes: “The newly installed water main on Grove Street has passed the required bacteriological tests and the contractor has started transferring service lines to the new main. The Jackson Street section has been installed and residents’ services will be transferred in short order.”
Through rain, sleet and hail, the band will perform at halftime. Rachel Yoder, Bluffton High School senior field commander directs the BHS band during Friday's halftime show with Ada. The show went on and beat the lightning, which occurred soon into the third quarter.
The Bluffton University men’s soccer team fell to Moody Bible Institute, 4-0, on Saturday, Sept. 22, 2012. Bluffton dipped to 2-5 on the season as Moody Bible improved to 8-1.
The Beavers put up a battle against Moody in the first half, allowing just one goal. Moody Bible’s first tally was scored by Ben Cole at the 21:42 mark.
