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The BHS girls' basketball team bounced back from their first league loss in a big way with a 58-26 shellacking of Pandora-Gilboa on the Rockets’ home floor. Junior Alivia Koenig poured in a game high 26 points including eight 3’s to lead the offensive charge.  Bluffton improved to 11-4 with the win, PG fell to 3-11.  

Bluffton stretched a 16-9 first quarter (go to www.blufftonpirates.com for reset of story)

Alivia Koenig guards a Pandora-Gilboa player in Saturday's non-conference basketball game between BHS and P-G. Koenig had eight 3-pointers in the game, won by the Pirates 58-26. (Marvin Foster photo)

To prepare students for careers in the growing health care industry

To prepare students for careers in the growing health care industry, Bluffton University is now offering a pre-physical therapy major.

Here are the results

Bluffton High School musicans were well represented in the weekend solor and ensemble contests. Results follow:

VOCAL RESULTS:

Class A
• Sarah Gillen, solo - excellent
• Senior girls quartet, Sarah Gillen, Karis Wilson, Aimee Ritter, Sydney Hoff - superior 

 Delores Moyer, 78, died on Jan. 22, 2018, at Hilty Memorial Home, Pandora. Arrangements are pending with Chiles-Laman Funeral & Cremation Service, Bluffton

Alumnus shares message of justice, love and transformation during

To a standing-room-only-crowd in Yoder Recital Hall, Rev. Daniel Hughes made a statement that nearly everyone has felt at some point in their life. “We can be extremely lonely in a place that is packed full of people.”

Hughes, a 2003 graduate and former faculty and staff member, returned to campus under a new title: Forum speaker. The pastor of the Price Hill campus of Shiloh United Methodist Church in Cincinnati shared a message of transformation through personal connection during the Martin Luther King Jr. Day Forum.

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