Business

And, we will put you on our garage sale map

It's garage sale season and the Bluffton and Ada Icons continue to post area garage sales at no charge. 

We will even place your garage sale on our weekly garage sale map.

A new service is now available in Bluffton. If you need to get rid of old books and need more space Eric Berdin will pick them up for you. For details e-mail: [email protected]

Eastern Woods Senior is now leasing one and two-bedroom apartment homes at 15105 Birchaven Lane, Findlay. For seniors 55 and older. Call 567-777-0089 for additional details.

Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs supports start-up businesses in a four-county area

The Bluffton Center for Entrepreneurs has elected new members to serve on the board of directors of the 501c3 non-profit, which supports entrepreneurship in Allen, Hancock, Hardin and Putnam counties, according to Paula Scott, director of BCE.

In May 2021 the board elected Lisa Wenger and Tammy Whitlow as new members. Wenger is a realtor based at CCR Realtors Bluffton office, 122 N. Main St. Whitlow is the vice president of Diamond Manufacturing of Bluffton, 505 E. Jefferson St.

Announcement by First National Bank

First National Bank's First Choice Easy Banking Account was officially certified by the national Cities for Financial Empowerment Fund (CFE Fund) recently.

The certification is by Bank On National Account Standards, an organization co-created by consumer advocates,  national nonprofit organizations, civic leaders, and other financial institutions, designate both core and strongly recommended features that ensure low cost, high functionality, and consumer safety.

Originally housed at BFR since 1999 • Continued growth of BFR and NWPT resulted in the move

The Northwest Physical Therapy's Bluffton office has relocated to 80 State Route 103, Suite B, according to Dan Settlage of NWPT.

Its new location is directly east of Bluffton Vet Hospital, which is located at 70 SR 103.

NWPT has leased space from Bluffton Family Recreation at 215 Snider Road since 1999.  

“Due to continued growth by both organizations and a desire to serve the needs of the Bluffton community in new and better ways, more physical space was necessary,” Settlage told the Icon.

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