West Bend News - Part 342

Here’s something to think about: You could spend two, or even three, decades in retirement. To meet your income needs

USDA Announces $500 Million for Expanded Meat & Poultry Processing Capacity as Part of Efforts to Increase Competition, Level the Playing Field for Family Farmers and Ranchers, and Build a Better Food System

USDA Announces $500 Million for Expanded Meat & Poultry Processing Capacity as Part of Efforts to Increase Competition, Level the

Some weeds are worse than others, especially poisonous weeds that are dangerous to humans, livestock, and pets! While attending several

By: Mark Holtsberry Judge Wilson Hunt Snook Jr. Is another interesting figure from our county’s past. Wilson was born in

The Republican candidates for U.S. Senate debated on questions on July 8 at the Paulding County Extension Building. The event

The EACS Board of School Trustees recently approved Mrs. Cassie Lepper as the new Director of Special Services. Mrs. Lepper

Paulding High School Class of 1949 held their 72nd anniversary reunion on Saturday, June 26, 2021 at The Pancake House

For 27 years, the Vantage Career Center Police Academy has been dedicated to training local law enforcement, while bridging relationships

The Huber Summer Academy Junior Youth are presenting Xanadu, Jr. on July 16, 17, & 18. Thirty talented youth from

By: Mark Holtsberry Dr. Ray Henry Mouser was one of Paulding County’s leading citizens, whose family showed volunteerism, as well

The Wayne Trace ACME baseball team dug out of an early hole and rallied for a 9-5 win over Fairview

The Green Meadows Conference All-Sports Standings were wrapped up recently with the Fairview Apaches taking the league championship for the

Paulding County Health Department will continue to make vaccine clinics available this summer to anyone who hasn’t yet been vaccinated