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Citizens National Bank was recently named one of the top 100 community banks in the nation for companies with between $500 million and $5 billion in assets by SNL Financial. 

SNL Financial is an independent business intelligence firm that specializes in financial services data. Ranked 55th on the list, Citizens National Bank was the only bank based out of Ohio to be included.

SNL ranked the best-performing community banks using six core financial performance metrics that focus on profitability, asset quality and growth for the 12-month period ended Dec. 31, 2012.

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The Bluffton Middle School honor roll has been released.  You can find it in the PDF attached to the bottom of this post.

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Here is Bluffton High School’s third quarter honor roll for 2012-2013.  

All A's

9th grade:
SaraElizabeth Bertka, Mark Bixel, Samuel Crisp, Nicole Edelbrock, Maggie Fett, Katelynn Frazier, Anna Fredritz, Jeremiah Garmatter, Cody Gesler, Misha Groman, Brielle Hamilton, Jack Marcum, Elizabeth Nisly, Katherine Scott, Joel Siefker, Abby Tuttle

10th grade:
Neva Adams, Megan Davis, Joshua Garmatter, Lacey Hill, Ashleigh King, John Oakley, Erica Sheehan, Olivia Sneary, Daria Soder, Emma Woodruff

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Jeanne's Kitchen, Vine Street, Bluffton, has expanded its evening hours to Saturdays, starting April 6, according to Jeanne Previte, owner.

The Saturday evening menu, served from 5 to 7:30 p.m., will be a traditional Italian cuisine. Customers may order from the menu. No reservations are needed.

In addition, Previte announced the themes for the next four Friday evening menus. Each Friday evening menu will have an international theme. Friday dinner hours are also 5 to 7:30 p.m.

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First Mennonite Church is taking a shower this week. The steeple bricks are being power washed, motar is being checked and eventually a new roof will go on the steeple. Click for for photos and a video.

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Workers are taking the First Mennonite Church to the showers this week. A power wash to clean bricks and check for loose mortar with an eventual replacement of the steeple roof is underway. 

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