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Due to gas line work on Washington Street near Et Cetera Shop, the street will be closed on Friday, May 21.

Because of that, Et Cetera will not be accepting donations on Friday, according to Chrissy Lugibihl, manager.

 

Day 1 featured 3 finals events and many qualifying races

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By Cort Reynolds
FINDLAY - The Bluffton track and field teams competed in the first day of the 13-team Div. III district meet Wednesday at Findlay.

Columbus Grove holds the lead in both the boys and girls standings after the first day. The Pirate boys are fourth and Bluffton girls are sixth after day one, which featured three finals events and many qualifying races.

Day 1 scoring Bluffton finishes (top 8):
Boys Pole Vault
5th Sam Derstine 10 Bluffton J11-0

Scholarships, special awards and individual class awards presented

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Bluffton High School students participated in a student-only 41st annual BHS annual academic awards program May 14.

The ceremony included college and university awards and scholarships, plus individual scholarships including the following:

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Another traditional Bluffton summer evert returns as an in-person activity. Ride to Remember will take place on July 10. Click here for the details. (Mark Yoder photo)

Routes range from a 10-mile Fun Loop to a 63-mile Main Loop. Ride all of the loops for a total of 110 miles. Proceeds benefit Bluffton Pathways Project 

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The seventh annual Ride to Remember returns after a one-year in-person absence on Saturday, July 10. The ride is sponored by the Bluffton Lions Club Foundation.

The planning committee made the decision that this event can be safely held with certain COVID-19 precautions. And for riders who are still cautious about a group event, an on-your-own virtual event, similar to last year, will also be an option.

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Ben Moser has joined First National Bank, Pandora, as a community lending associate.

Moser is responsible for establishing and expanding customer relationships for the bank in Pandora and the surrounding areas.

He handles consumer loans, home equity lines of credit, ag loans and commercial loans.

“Ben has been a great addition to our lending team,” said Todd Mason, president/CEO of First National Bank.

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