Do You Remember?
This special nostalgia section recalls local history stories from the Ada Herald archives. Compiled by six Ohio Northern University students, “Do You Remember?” will appear weekly until the end of the semester.
October 2024
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Local Couple and ‘The Honduras Connection’ …seeing abject poverty, with an exponent!
She said the abject poverty she saw was simply overwhelming… Elsewhere in this edition, there’s an article about a New Stark (10 miles northeast of Ada) couple, who are, decidedly, some of the most prolific volunteers in the village of Ada. *They volunteer at Beatitude’s Bee Home five days a week.
Happy Accident: Yogurt Everyday Helps Keep Diabetes Away?
Happy accident is an idiom meaning something good happens unexpectedly when it otherwise could have been a problem. Around 5,000 BC when milk was exposed to warm temperatures and bacteria, yogurt was the happy accident.
Ada FFA Chapter officers attend OLLC in Columbus, Ohio
Four of the Ada FFA Chapter officers attended the Ohio Legislative Leadership Conference (OLLC), in Columbus, Ohio. Aidra Preston, Tessa Griffith, Katelynn Metzger, and Dailah Preston were the attendees for OLLC this year.
The ‘Trek’ of a Lifetime!
…ONU prof. takes on Mt. Everest, kinda, sorta
An Ada Icon is Restored!
…opening the door for intra-continental ballistic cannon balls
Annual Golf Outing raises money for Putnam County Cancer Assistance Program
On August 3, 2024, we held our Annual Cancer Golf Outing at Pike Run Golf Course.
AWARENESS MONTH
Breast cancer poses a greater threat to women’s lives in countries with a low Human Development Index (HDI), which is a metric used by the United Nations Development Programme to gauge a country’s average achievement in areas such as healthy life and standard of living. WHO data indicates one in 12 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer in their lifetime and one in 71 women will die of the disease in countries with a high HDI.
AWARENESS MONTH
Noteworthy statistics underscore the prevalence of breast cancer