Fairview students Volunteer Time & Receive Grant

Recently, Central Local Schools Fairview’s 8th grade baseball team joined forces with the Easter Bunny and Tommy Moose to help…

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APT Manufacturing Commit Investment in Archers’ Future Generation at School Board Meeting

Ben Nighswander, APT Manufacturing; Kyle Zartman, Antwerp School, Tony Nighswander; APT Manufacturing – Want to be entirely involved in the…

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The Ekklesia in Harlan Celebrates 10th Anniversary with Concert

The congregation of the Ekklesia in Harlan will begin a yearlong celebration of its 10th anniversary on May 5, 2024. …

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Jeremy Best to Van Wert

The Van Wert Athletic Department is pleased to announce that Jeremy Best, a two-time state champion, is set to become…

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New Haven Track Competes at Heritage Relays

New Haven Track competed in Heritage Relays and were champions of the day. Photo by Melissa Amstutz For the 3rd…

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Get Involved in On-Farm Research

by News Submissions • March 30, 2021

Is there a product or growing practice you want to test on your farm? If so, consider hosting an eFields on-farm research trial this year. eFields is Ohio State University’s on-farm research program. Each year, a publication is released with trial details and results. You may find the electronic version of the 2020 eFields Report…

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UV Radiation Kills Virus that Causes COVID-19 in Lab, Study Finds

by News Submissions • March 29, 2021

COLUMBUS, Ohio — A specific wavelength of ultraviolet radiation killed more than 99.99% of SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes COVID-19, in laboratory tests, a new study has found. The results could offer an encouraging option for inactivating the virus that causes COVID-19 from surfaces or, potentially, from the air. It is the first study to…

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Antwerp 3rd Quarter Students

by News Submissions • March 29, 2021

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Brody Rosswurm – Mrs. Bradbury’s Sixth Grade Class

by News Submissions • March 28, 2021

Brody Rosswurm is a caring and kind young man. He helps students in tech class, has a positive attitude, and is a good friend. Recently, some of the sixth-grade students were throwing erasers in the classroom and when I asked who was participating, Brody immediately put his hand up. He was the only student to…

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New Grover Hill Branch Library

by News Submissions • March 28, 2021

Wayne Trace Grover Hill Elementary will kick off the first week of March with our annual “Right to Read” week. Mrs. Vicky Noffsinger, GH librarian, has been busy planning the week’s activities, and she is pleased to announce that each class will be able to visit the new Paulding County Grover Hill Library branch in…

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