Wayne Trace Local Schools recently held its annual District Art Show with over 500 pieces on exhibit. They would like to thank all of those who came out to enjoy the outstanding work done by our talented young artists! They would also like to recognize the award winners for each of the buildings. Best in…
Paulding FFA Students Help With Right to Read Week
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•By: Carter Manz, Reporter & Jaylyn McCloud, Assistant Reporter, Paulding FFA The during second week of May, the Paulding FFA helped Paulding Elementary with their Right to Read Week, their theme was “Superheroes.” The Food Science ag class members read a book called Pigs to the first graders and every student got to keep a…
NORTHWEST STATE RECOGNIZES “MAKING A DIFFERENCE AWARD” WINNERS
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•The Northwest State Community College Foundation recently hosted its 11th annual Green Carpet Event, in a partially in-person, partially virtual format. All proceeds raised from the event will go directly to student scholarships. A highlight of the evening was the presentation of the 2021 “Making a Difference Awards,” which were created by the NSCC Foundation…
Lady Indians, Schang too much for Antwerp
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•Visiting Wauseon scored in five of seven innings as the Lady Indians posted a 9-3 win over host Antwerp Monday in non-league softball action. Wauseon scored once in the first before adding two more each in the second and third to seize a 5-0 advantage. After the Lady Archers plated two runs in the bottom…
MILITARY HISTORY IN PAULDING COUNTY
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•By: Mark Holtsberry John Baker was farmer and manufacturer of tile and closely associated with the production of cut lumber from his sawmills, he was well known and respected throughout the Latty Township Community. John was born in the Shenandoah Valley region in Virginia, on a farm, September 10, 1841. …
RAIDERS SHUT OUT PIRATES IN SECTIONAL OPENER
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•By Joe Shouse Sports Writer HAVILAND – Opening sectional play last Tuesday, the Wayne Trace Raiders hosted Continental and came up with a win to advance the Raiders in tournament action. The fourth seed Raiders scored early and defeated the 14th seed Pirates 4-0. The red, white, and blue scored three runs in the opening…
Cadets shut down Antwerp
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•The season came to a close for the Antwerp Lady Archers on Friday night as Hilltop blanked the blue and white 11-0 in the Division IV district championship at Bryan. Kodi Brenner limited Antwerp to one hit in the contest with four strikeouts in pitching the Cadets to the win. Brenner also walked five Archers…
Bissell – Jones
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•Mark and Laura Bissell of Antwerp are pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Katlyn Bissell, to Taylor Jones, son of Don and Kathy Jones of Antwerp. The bride-elect is a 2013 graduate of Antwerp High School and she received a bachelor’s degree in 2017 from Bowling Green State University. She…
WGU Ohio Offers Military Appreciation Scholarships
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•In recognition of National Military Appreciation Month this May, Western Governors University Ohio is offering Military Appreciation Scholarships to service members and military veterans as well as their spouses. “As we show our gratitude this month to all those who serve or have served in our military services, we must never lose sight of the challenges…
Raiders claim Paulding County titles
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•In the annual battle of Paulding County track teams, it was the Wayne Trace Raiders who swept to the county titles by winning both the boys and girls championships at Paulding. Wayne Trace’s boys totaled 85 points to easily get past Paulding’s 32 and Antwerp’s 22. Riley Stoller won the discus for the Raiders with…
Panthers fall in sectional opener
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•Carbon Markets are Promoting Healthier Soils
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•No-till farming started in the 1960’s and gained steam in the 1970’s (fuel crisis) and the 1980’s (agricultural financial crisis). Glyphosate (Roundup ®) and genetically modified organisms (GMO) innovations also increased no-till farming. But true long-term no-till farming on every acre every year occurs on less than 4-5% of Ohio farms, with most farmers doing…
Antwerp Chamber Set to Kick off the Summer months with Grab Your Neighbor… event!
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•The flowers are in bloom, the trees’ leaves are maturing, the honey bees are waking up, and the streets of small town Antwerp are coming alive with activities for its residents. The businesses of Antwerp are ready for the Antwerp Chamber of Commerce’s first Grab Your Neighbor and Explore Your Downtown event of 2021 with…