Senator Rob McColley joins Governor Mike DeWine, Senate President Matt Huffman and Lt. Governor Jon Husted to survey the damage…
Continue Reading →Each month students at Paulding Junior High School (PJHS) earn Paulding Pride cards for going above and beyond what is normally expected of Paulding Junior High…
Continue Reading →Anthony and Gina Smith Anthony (Tony) is the son of Ronald and Diana Smith, Gina (Santos) is the daughter of…
Continue Reading →Farewell to the brick-and-mortar church located at 220 North Williams Street formally known as The House of Love Ministries. The…
Continue Reading →The Kiwanis Club of Paulding County was privileged to have Kendra Stoller (Member Service Representative, Paulding Putnam Electric) as the…
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Paulding, OH: Shisler Insurance recently reopened their doors at 112 W Jackson St. Paulding, OH after an impressive eight week renovation. The new layout includes roomy offices, a welcoming entryway, and a fresh new look all around. One of the goals of the remodel was to let people know Shisler Insurance is here to stay…
We would ask that residents of Paulding County (and those visiting) recommit our efforts to prevent the spread of the coronavirus. We have reached Risk Level 3/Red which means there is very high exposure and spread of COVID-19 in Paulding County. There is the increased current concern of the coronavirus pandemic and now the onset…
Paulding Putnam Electric Co-op members are willing to support their local communities. Members have donated $12,675 to 11 local organizations, with the help of the Operation Round up Program. Operation Round up was started in 2010 as a way to give back to PPEC’s communities. Groups in both Ohio and Indiana can apply. Participating members…
OSU Extension Educator Michael Schweinsberg recently provided an update to the Kiwanis Club of Paulding County. He discussed a newer, flexible program available through Ohio 4-H – a SPIN club. A 4-H SPIN club is a special interest club where young people meet for 6-8 weeks (either virtually or in-person) with volunteers to learn about…
Tillie Day’s beautiful brown eyes looked blank into the glass window. Then there was terror. Distress. She holds a phone not knowing what to do with it. She cries, her worn hand covering her face. She purses her lips and looks down as nursing staff try to get her to look up to see her…
