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Daniel White, a Cory-Rawson HS grad, was recently on the cast of the University of Findlay's theatre production of "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play." The play was inspired by Frank Capra's classic holiday film. 

White, in his third year at the University of Findlay, was the assistant stage manager in the production.

Previously, White performed in UF's production of Newsies, Cabaret and End of the World Improv Showcase.

While a student at Cory-Rawson he was in the cast of Annie Get Your Gun, Thoroughly Modern Milly and Seussical.

Presentation delayed due to covid-19 • Core wore many hats in Bluffton

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Larry Core, former Bluffton village administrator, is the 2019 Bluffton Lions Club Citizen of the Year.

And, in this usual year of covid-19, he received his award delayed. Don Hostetler presented Core with the award last week.

Core, a life-long Bluffton resident and Bluffton High School graduate, has served in several community project and organizations, both behind the scene and as a major player.

Perhaps his greatest village accomplishment was his untiring devotion to bringing DTR (today SumiRiko Ohio) to the village.

He interviews members of the Bluffton University volleyball team

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The Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference (HCAC) continues to showcase members of the Heartland family with the video series Heartland Kids Corner, featuring student athletes interviewed by the children of their coaches.

Episode eight features the Bluffton University volleyball team with head coach Steve Yarnell’s son Brady behind the mic.

Heartland Kids Corner | Episode 8 | BU Volleyball

Bluffton Lions Club poster winners are Hudson Phillips, Lauren Dearth and Brooklyn Nance

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Hudson Phillips, Lauren Dearth and Brooklyn Nance are the three winners in this year's Bluffton Lions Club peace poster contest.

The three were announced in a Lions Club meeting held by Zoom on Nov. 17.  The first place winner this year is Hudson Phillips.

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Welcome to a new Icon feature titled "Bluffton people you know." The weekly feature will spotlight community residents in the work place. 

The series begins featuring staff members of Mennonite Home Communities of Ohio. Tiffany Gleason is our first feature.

Businesses interested in participating in this feature may contact the Icon at [email protected]  to become apart of this free series.

I’m currently considering some kind of crossover between computer science and aerospace. That’s bound to change in the coming years though, so I won’t be placing any bets on it right now

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15 Minutes with Hannah Yost
2019 Graduate of Bluffton High School

Interviewed by Derek Swartzlander
Icon: You graduated from Bluffton in 2019. What have you been doing since then?
I’ve been attending Cedarville University, pursuing a degree in computer science. I am a member of the SGA (Student Government Association), worship band, and work for the coffeeshop on campus.

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