By: Elizabeth Bok The Fairview FFA chapter had some members that not only attended the Ohio State Fair, but also did very well. Dalton Haver exhibited his 4th in class Hereford breeding gilt, and his 2nd in class Tamworth breeding gilt. Brett Zeedyk also did well with his hogs, placing 2nd in class in the Open…
The Napoleonic age was a time of epic land battles, naval engagements, political unrest, and widespread revolution. It was an era defined by one legendary general, Napoleon Bonaparte. Now you can experience the battles that shaped the course of history. See the French and Coalition armies meet on the fields of glory outside the historic…
Mark your calendars for Mercer Landmark’s First Annual AGrow Expo on Saturday, September 10th. This all-day event includes a full morning and afternoon packed with a series of educational breakout sessions for local farmers and an evening full of food, family and fun to celebrate agriculture in our communities. The AGrow Expo will be held…
150th Anniversary Celebration Parade! is set for September 10, 2022. Line up begins at 3:00 p.m. and parade starts at 3:30 p.m. beginning at Payne Elementary Parking Lot (501 W Townline St, Payne, OH 45880) and ending at Payne Community Park (N Main St. Payne, OH 45880). First come – first lineup! Let us know you are…
Our next guests on the Paulding County Business Weekly radio broadcast are Flat Rock Creek Fall Festival Event Manager Guy Dasher and Board Member Jeremy Dasher. They will tell us how the festival event came into existence and what exciting events will take place to import thousands into Paulding County economy at the fairgrounds this…
The Old Fort, 1201 Spy Run Avenue, will host Post Miami 1755 on Saturday, August 27, 10:00 am – 5:00 pm and Sunday, August 28, 10:00 am – 4:00 pm Witness the 1700s come alive! Did you know that there were two French forts built in the area? During the French and Indian War, the…
New Haven Lions Club set up at Harvester Homecoming on August 5th & 6th and sold hot dogs, hamburgers, cheeseburgers and chips!! New Haven Lions Club was able to raise a little over a $1000.00 which will benefit the New Haven community and surrounding area.
The checks are in the mail! Following a record breaking 2021 livestock sale of $297,000, The 2022 Paulding County Fair livestock sale was also record breaking. Thanks to the generosity of buyers, the total sale was just over $374,000! The youth participating, parents and fair board would like to thank the buyers for another incredible…
Ohio State Fair took place recently down by the state capital as it does every year. 4-H students and FFA students from all across the state participate in this prestigious event every summer. They dedicate their young lives to projects in which they are passionate about and some of which they may see a future…
The theme for the 2022 Harlan Days is ‘A Harlan Homecoming’ and our local volunteers have been putting in a lot of hard work getting this year’s festival up and running. This summer we are so glad to welcome everyone back to celebrate the 75th annual Harlan Days in support of the Harlan Community Park!…
Antwerp Boy Scouts hosted the Bad Boys Toys Car Show on Saturday, July 16th. Classic cars, antique cars, vintage cars, unique cars were all represented at this yearly much anticipated event on South Main St. in downtown Antwerp. This year’s event had perfect blue skies and average summer temperatures for Show participants and attendees to…
Deadlines have come and gone, food vendors, craft vendors and direct sales vendors, business vendors are all signed up and ready for 2022 Day in the Park – Island Vibes! on August 13th. 50/50 tickets are printed, silent auction items are being donated, and Cutie Pie submissions are being received daily! Antwerp Chamber met in…
Paulding County sent three area girls to the Ohio State Fair to ride on July 19 & 20th. All three girls qualified with their horses at the Paulding County PAS show during the fair. Pictured here are Delaney Johanns (Paulding Middle School), Ally Jo Merriman (Paulding High School) and Beth Miller (Wayne Trace High School).
