ArtSpace/Lima is hosting the 36th Annual Kewpee High School Art Invitational until April 12, 2024. 

Bluffton High School students with artwork in the show are (pictured left to right) Hope Miller, Alliyah Shisler, Zoe Shank, Kally Cotter, Hayden Dearth, Avery Ulrey, Theo Andreas, Lizzy Suter and Brooke Camper.

By Paula Pyzik Scott

Maple Crest resident Trudy Baber is described by her neighbors as a “spitfire” and it’s easy to see why. She was born on March 30, 1922 but you would never guess that she is 102 years old. When Trudy moves briskly down the hallway with her walker, it looks more like a convenient place to transport her slice of birthday cake than anything else.

The following honor roll for the 3rd quarter of 2023-2024 has been announced by Bluffton Middle School. 

All “A” Honor Roll

6th Grade:  Jillian Blackburn, Clara Brauen, Easton Dunifon, Alenah Gordon-Hancock, Colton Kelly, Hope Luginbill, Eva Nygaard, Addison Rieman, Addilyn Shoemaker, Claire Snyder, Abram Steiner, Emery Thiel

The following 12 high school students from Bluffton have been recognized on the Apollo Career Center Honor Roll for the third quarter of the 2023-2024 academic year.

Bluffton High School senior Braeden Jordan has signed a Letter of Intent to play college baseball at Wright State University-Lake Campus in 2024-2025. 

Jordan is an all-NWC Centerfielder for the Pirates baseball team and a member of the Findlay Legion baseball team. He was also an all-NWC and All-District Receiver for the Pirate football team. Braeden is also an Academic All-Ohio for the Pirates. 

Jordan will join Coach John Bailey at the Wright State Lake Campus next fall and is undecided on his major.

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The work of two talented Bluffton High School art students will be on display at the 54th annual Ohio Governor's Youth Art Exhibition, which will open on Sunday, April 21, at the Rhodes State Office Tower in Columbus. The juried exhibition is comprised of creative expressions in the visual arts created by outstanding and talented students from Ohio's high schools.   

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