Battelle Darby Creek MetroPark Nature Center 1775 Darby Creek Dr, Galloway, OH 43119 (614) 891-0700 12:00 – 1:30 and 5:30 to 6:45 (same program) Speakers: Dr. Glen Needham-OSU Emeritus Entomologist, Dr. Rich Gary-Ohio Department of Health’s State Entomologist, Anne Howard-Contracted Lyme disease twice in Ohio. Content: Document emergence and spread of disease-carrying ticks in Ohio;…
Category: Health
Paulding County Hospital Foundation 5K Partner with Bargain Bin
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The annual Paulding County Hospital Foundation Strides for Scholarships 5K will be held on September 6, 2014. This year the Foundation has decided to partner with The Bargain Bin organization to contribute to the building fund for their brand new building that will be located in downtown Paulding. A portion of every entry will go…
Water is NOT Optional
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American Red Cross Continuing Recovery EffortsMedia Contact: Amanda Aldrich 419.276.8498 TOLEDO, OHIO; August 4, 2014 – Even though the water usage ban has been lifted, the American Red Cross of Northwest Ohio is continuing their efforts of water distribution to homebound individuals. More than 320 volunteers are using Red Cross Emergency Response vehicles to coordinate…
Country Inn Assisted Living: Openings for Apartments
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FORT DEFIANCE MEATS Expands Voluntary Recall
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DEFIANCE, OHIO (July 22, 2014)– The products were sold through the plant’s store in Defiance, as well as two local convenience stores in the Defiance area. Fort Defiance Meats, of 1214 South Clinton St., Defiance, Ohio issued a recall for kippered beef products due to a processing deviation, and snack sticks due to being produced…
Jury Kids Triathlon cause Lane Restriction in New Haven
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Patrol’s effective traffic enforcement yields drug arrests
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COLUMBUS – In the first six months of 2014, the Ohio State Highway Patrol investigated a wide range of felony offenses and increased total drug arrests from the year before, thanks to troopers who take extra time during traffic stops to look for possible indicators of criminal activity. From January through June, troopers made 5,652…
Hands of Hope 5K & Family Fun Walk (Registration Form Included)
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On July 19, 2014 Hands of Hope Pregnancy Services will hold their second annual 5K and Family Fun Walk. The 5K will begin and end in the Paulding County Fairgrounds. Sign-in begins at 7:45 a.m. with the race starting at 8:30 a.m. There will be trophies for the top male and female finisher and medals…
Board of Health Member Needed
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The Paulding County District Advisory Council will be accepting resumes from any county resident interested in completing the remaining term of a current Board of Health member for the term ending in March 2018. It is planned to have the selected member assume the position in August 2014. A special District Advisory Council meeting will…
Emergency Workers Work for Safety in Disaster Preparedness Situations
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Mercer Landmark hosted the Emergency training session for the Paulding County EMS and fire rescue squads. This event took place on Saturday, June 22nd near Latty next to the railroad tracks. It was to simulate the “what would happen if an Anhydrous Ammonia leak would happen” and how to work with a potentially dangerous situation.…
Reddy Presents at June’s Lunch & Learn
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Vasavi Reddy, MD will share healthy eating tips with our community as part of the Lunch & Learn Series on June 26, 2014 at 11:00 a.m. The presentation will be held in Community Rooms 1 & 2. Dr. Reddy is a family practice physician who sees patients at Community Memorial Hospital. This lunch and learn…
Paulding County Hospital Introduces New CEO
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The Paulding County Hospital (PCH) Board of Trustees announces that Gary Adkins has submitted his resignation as Chief Executive Officer (CEO) of Paulding County Hospital and will assume the position of President of Parkview Noble Hospital in Kendallville, IN at the end of June 2014. The board has also announced that Randal (Randy) Ruge, currently…
Failing to Yield caused more than 40,000 crashes in 2013
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Second-highest crash-causing violation in 2013Motorists running red lights, stop signs or failing to yield to traffic are causing far too many crashes in Ohio each year. In fact, these violations were the second-highest cause of fatal crashes in 2013. That is why the Ohio State Highway Patrol is urging all motorists to take their time,…
