URGENT MESSAGE

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PLEASE BE ADVISED AND TAKE NOTICE THAT THE PREVIOUS LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDERS FOR RECEIVING BIDS FOR THE REAL ESTATE ON A CASH RENT PER BASIS FOR THE JACOB FARM-CHILDREN’S HOME (FSA #1586) WAS INADVERTENTLY PUBLISHED ON JULY 20, 2021. PLEASE DISREGARD THE LEGAL NOTICE. THANK YOU  HEATHER BARNHOUSE, CLERK BY ORDER  BOARD OF COUNTY…

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Habern-Meyer

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Robert (Bob) and Kathy Habern of Latty would like to announce the upcoming marriage of their daughter Jennifer to Scott Meyer, son of Dennis (Lisa) Meyer and Tonya Meyer of Paulding. Jennifer is a 2004 graduate of Wayne Trace High School and a 2007 graduate of Vantage Adult Education Program. She is currently employed at…

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Improving Water Infiltration and Permeability

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Our summer rains have been quite variable.  Some rains have been hard and fast while others have been slow and steady.  About 10 days ago,  “million-dollar” rain occurred; a slow steady all day 1” total rain.  Million-dollar rains are called that because farmers assume that 100% of that precipitation can be utilized to increase crop…

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Poison Hemlock and Wild Parsnip are Bolting and Blooming

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By: Joe Boggs Additional note from Sarah Noggle, Extension Educator in Paulding County. In 2020, Poison hemlock has been found in Paulding County. The densest populations have been located along the railroad beds, overgrown areas along woods, and also old fence rows. Help beautify Paulding County by controlling the weeds along the edges of your property…

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Latta Statement on Biden’s Troubling Economic Competition Executive Order

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Congressman Bob Latta (R-OH5) provided the following statement on President Biden’s Executive Order on Economic Competition: “Today’s Executive Order is a troubling instance of government overreach. Under President Trump, the United States had a roaring economy that encouraged investment, innovation, and private-sector competition that benefited consumers. Instead of doubling down on policies that work, the…

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