Each month students at Paulding Junior High School (PJHS) earn Paulding Pride cards for going above and beyond what is normally expected of Paulding Junior High…
Continue Reading →Anthony and Gina Smith Anthony (Tony) is the son of Ronald and Diana Smith, Gina (Santos) is the daughter of…
Continue Reading →Farewell to the brick-and-mortar church located at 220 North Williams Street formally known as The House of Love Ministries. The…
Continue Reading →The Kiwanis Club of Paulding County was privileged to have Kendra Stoller (Member Service Representative, Paulding Putnam Electric) as the…
Continue Reading →Pictured fron left to right: 1st Row: Dylan Vowles. 2nd Row: Olivia Vowles, Kayla Vetter-CCD Coordinator, Ryan Vowles, Father Dan…
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By: Stan Jordan This house was built in 1844 and was logs 16 X 20 ft with one door and two windows. Over the years it has been resided, re-reroofed and an addition put on. I will tell you what I know and what I have read about it. It is on Canal Street, west…
What steps do I need to take when grocery shopping in light of the coronavirus pandemic? COVID-19 is not a foodborne disease. While there have been no reports as of this time to suggest that COVID-19, the disease caused by coronavirus, has been transmitted by handling food or food packaging, here are ways that consumers…
The Annual Working Together 4kids Winterjam Basketball tournament was held with 50 boys’ and girls’ teams from NW Ohio and NE Indiana represented. There was a crowd and close games. Each winning team received new basketballs, DQ ice cream, and Frickers. Shout out to all the sponsors and volunteers. Champions: 6th A boys – Wayne…
Scammers are Trying to Monopolize on Fear of COVID-19 COLUMBUS – The Ohio Emergency Management Agency (Ohio EMA) is receiving reports of spam calls to Ohioans from individuals claiming to be from the Ohio EMA and requesting personal protected information, such as a Social Security number. “The Ohio Emergency Management Agency is not calling Ohioans…
Grover Hill Elementary has been having its own “March Madness” book bracket style. They have been reading two books a day and voting on their favorite. Last Thursday, March 12, Wayne Trace Schools Superintendent Mr. Ben Winans was the guest reader. Mr. Winan’s read Can I Play too? By Mo Willems, and Splat the Cat-Oopsy…
To celebrate Read Across America, Payne Elementary participated in Dr. Seuss related dress up days, held a Book Fair in the library, and also finished off the week by holding their 5th annual Book Exchange. Title 1 teacher, Mrs. April Krouse plans this exchange for the school every year in hopes to promote literacy and…
