Babies born at Bluffton Hospital for July-August
Here are the babies born at Bluffton Hospital over the end of the summer. :
July 30 - Owen James, son of Chase and Jessica Ferguson, Findlay.
Aug. 2 - Oakley Sage, son of Jakob Davis and Morgan Dickey-Spratt, Bluffton.
Aug. 2 - Lainey Jo, daughter of Brad and Amy McKee, Mount Cory.
Aug. 5 - Lucy Grace, daughter of Reverend Jeremy and Jen Mann, Bluffton.
Aug. 5 - Masen Palmer, son of Travis and Amanda Missler, Bluffton.
Aug. 5 - Omara Lyzabeth, daughter of Roger Parkins and Mary Donnal, Ada.
Aug. 6 - Remi Nicole, daughter of Ryan and Sydney Falk, Bluffton.
Aug. 6 - Jacob Tyler, son of J. Pahl and Brittany Hara, Mount Blanchard.
Aug. 7 - Nikolas James, son of Stan and Amanda Gerten, Leipsic.
Aug. 13 - Lila Gray, daughter of KJ and Shelby Newcomer, Findlay.
Aug. 13 - Oaklyn Raine, daughter of Levi and Haley Haselman, Leipsic.
Aug. 14 - Violet Kayne, daughter of Zach and Alex Simon, Ada.
Aug. 31 - Amelia Evelyn, daughter of Kyle and Mary Anderson, Lima.
Stories Posted This Week
Tuesday, August 11, 2026
Monday, August 10, 2026
- Pirate girls tennis 2nd at Lima City tourney
- Professor Parquet on the passing of Don Nelson
- Bluffton historical society to discuss upcoming events, fundraising
- Bluffton Public Library hosts Mobile Health Clinic on Aug. 13
- 2026 PorchFest preview: Tommy Jenkins, Cat Dailey, Szabo Trio
- Chair massages offered at the Senior Center
- Bluffton Senior Center to host Spa Day
Sunday, August 9, 2026
Saturday, August 8, 2026
Friday, August 7, 2026
- BHS Junior Class to hold Post Prom fundraiser on Sept. 13
- Aug. 23 anniversary celebration at Tri-County Family Assembly of God
- Pirate boys golf 10th at L-B Invite
- Save these dates: Four more months of America 250 events in Bluffton
- Lens turns Bluffton's NNO fireworks to neon
- Should all beavers beware of Buc-ee's logo litigation?
- Letter: As Ohio grows, conservation must become part of the conversation
- 2026 Lincoln Highway Buy Way sales August 13-15
- History you can taste: Bluffton celebrates local businesses on Aug. 8