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Dear friends of Crime Victim Services, 

I am thrilled to share with you our 2024 Annual Report!

This comprehensive document represents a culmination of our endeavors, showcasing the progress, outcomes, and impactful initiatives undertaken by our incredible team of staff and volunteers throughout the last year, and serves as a testament to our commitment to transparency, collaboration, and excellence in all facets of our operations.

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The Bluffton Family YMCA is hosting a adult 3v3 basketball tournament on Sunday, May 18. The competition includes a men's division, a women's division and a coed division (1 female). 

The cost to participate is $75/team. The deadline to register is May 11 (online and in-house). Register online HERE.

The format is 10-minute games with 3 games guaranteed. Rosters are four players, ages 18 years and up.

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From the Swiss Community Historical Society

Would you like to volunteer at the Schumacher Homestead, 8350 Bixel Rd, as a docent?

Would you like to help in clean-up, gardening, volunteering in the Heritage Center, yard work and more with enjoyable, appreciative friends?

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The Village of Bluffton has scheduled a Finance Committee meeting on Friday, April 11 at noon.

The meeting will be held at the Bluffton Town Hall.

Village of Bluffton
154 North Main Street
Bluffton, OH 45817
Phone: (419) 358-2066
www.bluffton-ohio.com/

 

 

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By Cort Reynolds

ELIDA -- The visiting Bluffton High School girls softball team lost at non-league foe Elida 15-0 on a chilly Monday, April 7.

Bulldog pitcher Lily Sifrit pitched a five-inning perfect game and also slugged a home run, tripled and hit a single. 

Sifrit struck out 11 and walked none to earn the mercy rule victory. At the plate, she drove in two runs and scored three.

Abby Daugherty and Kayla Hunter each also homered as Elida banged out 15 hits. 

Elida improved to 3-5 with the lopsided win, while the Pirates are 0-2.

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Carole Enneking, Bluffton resident and coordinator for the Allen County Family and Children First Council, was a Friend of Children Award winner on April 3. She is pictured with Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine who also received the honor. April is Child Abuse Awareness Month. PHOTO from Allen County Children Services on Facebook.

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