Ohio's primary election is Tuesday, May 8. Polls are open from 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Polls for voters in the village of Bluffton are at the Bluffton elementary school.
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Timber and Vine LLC dba Board & Brush Creative Studio Bluffton Question 1: weekday sales beer wine and mixed beverages. Question 2: Sunday sales ten a.m. to midnight beer wine and mixed beverages
What's a farmers' market without some string pickin'? Bluffton's farmers' market opened Saturday to a large crowd and full set of vendors. Entertaining the shoppers were a group from the jammin' at the library weekly gathering. In foreground right to left, Charlie Saylor, (and with their backs to the camera), Bruce Chesser and Doug Adams. In the back, Dave Kinn and Bob Beer rocking out. These are some of the regular attendees at the Library's Jam session on second and fourth Monday of every month.
Rev. Charles E. Warren, 96, of Bluffton, died May 6, 2018, at his daughter's residence in Pekin, Illinois. Charles was born Sept. 4, 1921, in Pana, Illinois to the late Zed McNarry and Jennie (Read) Warren. On Oct. 14, 1944 he married Anita Steiner Warren who preceded him in death on June 11, 2002.
Charles was a graduate of Pana High School in Pana, Illinois, Wheaton College and also earned a Master's Degree in Theology at Wheaton Graduate Department, The Orlinda Childs Pierce Memorial School of Theology.
A trout named “Guppy” with a tag number 1 roams at large today in the Buckeye quarry.
Named after long-time Bluffton Community Sportmen’s Club member Ron “Guppy” Montgomery, tag 1 was not caught at Sunday’s 72nd annual trout derby.
The 50/50 drawing value at the close of the derby was $2,030. Since number 1 was not caught, the Sportmen’s Club claimed one-half of the drawing. The Icon is not aware of the winner of the other half at press time.
This year’s derby had an unexpected rain shower mid-way through the fishing. Below are some Icon photos of this year’s derby.
Bluffton will hold a clean up week at the village recycling center on Spring Street later this month, according to Jesse Blackburn, interim village administrator.
Dumpsters will be available from Friday, May 18, until Tuesday, May 29. This service is available only to village of Bluffton residents.
By Sam Brauen www.blufftonpirates.com
The Pirate boys tennis team won first singles and first doubles matches but fell to Tiffin Calvert 3-2 Friday afternoon at Harmon Courts.
1st Singles : Justin Haggard defeated Will Klepper 6-0, 6-0
2nd Singles : Drew Wilson lost to Conner Kiwat 1-6, 6-1, 6-1
3rd Singles : Kory Strahm lost to Josh Recker 6-2, 6-0
