Attention Bluffton non-profit organizations and restaurants:
The Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure (GOBA) comes to Bluffton in June. With it comes a terrific fund-raising opportunity involving preparing and selling food to the over 2,500 GOBA hungry visitors.
An information meeting, open to representatives of any non-profit Bluffton group and all Bluffton restaurants, takes place at 7 p.m., Tuesday, March 17, in the third floor of the town hall.
Where might one find a fairy, or for that matter a cozy green area where a fairy might dwell in Bluffton? Think about it and then, for the answer, look closely at the photo below.
(Your find this scene in the Bluffton Public Library.)
Fourth District Congressman Jim Jordan will visit Bluffton on Thursday, March 12, according to Cam Warner, Deputy District Director.
He is available to meet with Bluffton residents at 3 p.m. in Common Grounds coffee shop, 101 S. Main St. His Common Grounds meeting is open to the public.
Rep. Jordan serves on the House Judiciary Committee and the House Oversight and Government Reform Committee, where he serves as Chairman of the Subcommittee on Economic Growth, Job Creation and Regulatory Affairs.
Prior to stopping at Common Grounds, he will visit DTR Industries.
March is full of events at Bluffton High School. Here's a recent list of reminders to students from the school website.
Attention Seniors: Josten's will be dropping off your graduation orders this Thursday 3/12 during the lunch hour. Apollo student's orders will be dropped off at Apollo on 4/1.
Apollo Josten's Delivery: Seniors who ordered graduation supplies will receive their order at Apollo on Weds 4/1.
Bluffton Senior Citizens will open its spring season Tuesday, March 24, with a trip to Columbus for lunch at Villa Milano Ballroom and a musical production featuring impersonators of Barbra Streisand and Frank Sinatra in "Concert That Never Was." Participants will also tour the American Whistle factory, where they'll receive a souvenir. Cost is $82.
Also on the schedule:
April 9 -- Buffet dinner and Rodgers & Hammerstein’s “South Pacific” at LaComedia in Springboro. $80 includes visit to Friesinger’s Chocolates.
The United Way of Bluffton, Beaverdam, and Richland Township current 2014-2015 campaign has raised $12,363.49, out of the campaign goal of $25,000, according to Neil Reichenbach, United Way treasurer.
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"The percentage amount raised is 49.45%. If you have not contributed please send your donation to Citizens National Bank Bluffton," he said.
