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Several fall youth programs are now underway at Bluffton Family Recreation.
And, there’s still time to join any of the classes. Here are two youngsters having a ball or two during "tiny tot" play. The class is held on Fridays from 10 to 10:30 a.m. Call BFR at 419-358-4150 for details.

Two division: Start Up and Emerging Division; and Small Business Improvement Division

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Cash and in-kind awards valued at $7,000 are prizes in Bluffton Center For Entrepreneurs’ 2017 Ropp Triplett Business Plan Competition, announced this week by BCE.

The contest's Start-up Division offers a $4,000 first place, $1,000 second place and $500 third place cash awards, in addition to several in-kind prizes. It is open to contestants from Allen, Hancock, Putnam and Hardin counties.

Margie told The Icon: “It was a really fun night to have our family together and everyone under one roof, if just for one night!”

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The musical Woodruff family – each a Bluffton High School marching band alum - returned to Bluffton on Friday to be part of the BHS alumni band. 

They were part of a 40-member alumni band marching with the BHS band during a pre-game performance.

Joshua played trombone; Mary, E-flat horn; Rachel, clarinet; Emma, cymbals and Noah is this year's senior field commander.

Here's an update on each Woodruff:

• Joshua, graduate of Brigham Young University, lives in Cincinnati with his wife, Sarah. He attends Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science.

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Every poet, song writer and artist who created a sunrise must have viewed one like this sunrise in Bluffton on Oct. 11. This view is from Grove Street at 7:30 a.m.

Or as Vladimir Nabokov put it: "Life is a great sunrise."

Tell them you saw it on the Icon

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Stratton Auto Group, North Main Street, Bluffton, will give customers a free tire rotation during an oil change this fall - just mention you saw this offer on the Icon.

Call the service center at 419-358-0303 to schedule your oil change. Don't forget to request the free tire rotation.

 

Based on true story of women who worked at Radium Dial Co.

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Tickets are now available for Bluffton University’s production of “These Shining Lives” by Melanie March, to be performed in November.

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