Teen Tech Week at Bluffton Library
Teens in grades 6 –12 are invited to “check in” at the Bluffton Public Library during the week of March 11.
The library will host two special events during Teen Tech Week.
Teens are invited to drop in and learn more about the library’s digital download collection at 3:15 p.m. on March 12. More than 125,000 electronic titles are available to borrow free of charge with a valid library card. Advance registration is preferred.
On March 14, teens are invited to attend a meeting to learn more about the Teen Advisory Group (TAG), share ideas about programs they would like to see offered and enjoy free pizza.
Teens must register by March 12 for the March 14 pizza party. Please call 419-358-5016 or visit the library at 145 S. Main Street to register.
Stories Posted This Week
Friday, August 29, 2025
- Community Dog Park officially opens as memorial to Katrina Riepenhoff
- Obituary for Ian Christopher Shriner
- 2025 Blaze of Lights theme is "Home for the Holidays"
- Pirate volleyball win vs. Defiance Ayersville
- Highway Patrol focused on removing impaired drivers from the road
- Beaverdam Bunch 4-H results at 2025 Allen County Fair
- Porchfest brings live music to Bluffton neighborhoods
Thursday, August 28, 2025
- Pirate girls golf close 2nd at tri; Bauman 1st
- Pirate boys golf 2nd in NWC quad-match
- Pirate girls tennis loss at Wapak
- "You Made It" Forum welcomes Class of 2029
- 2nd annual Bluffton Porchfest celebrates live music
- Learn to play bridge at the Senior Center
- Blanchard Valley Health System enhances “Find-a-Doc”
- Taste of Bluffton serves as mixer for students and residents
- Heart to Heart: New Blood Pressure Guidelines
Wednesday, August 27, 2025
Tuesday, August 26, 2025
- Mayberry Rd. closure Aug. 27-28
- Janet M. Leonard was a teacher
- Pirates boys golf wins NWC tri
- Inside Innovations brings established design studio to Bluffton
- Walking thru Autumn hikes include Motter Park
- Colloquium Presentation: Emotional Education in 18th Century Germany
- Student to Share Lessons from Study Abroad Experience in Mexico