Like swirling leaves in autumn, such has been the last few months with many rumors about the future of a local hospital. Most are not entirely true, but all seem to have some basis in reality. A grim picture was painted, but with hope, at the Community Memorial Hospital meeting that took place with the…
Like many events, the graduation ceremony for the Cincinnati College of Mortuary Science was delayed due to the Covid-19 Pandemic. Finally on April 17, 2021, the fall class of the prestigious school was able to hold their graduation ceremony. Paulding County was proudly represented by Matthew Dooley of Dooley Funeral Homes in Antwerp and Payne.…
Northwest State Community College was pleased to be joined by Cheryl Rice, Associate Vice Chancellor, Higher Education Workforce Alignment and John Magill, Assistant Deputy Chancellor, Economic Advancement for Ohio Department of Higher Education (ODHE), Senator Rob McColley and others yesterday. At the sit-down meeting, Dr. Dan Burklo (NSCC Dean of Science, Technology, Engineering & Math…
The Paulding County Commissioners officially adopted the Paulding County Vision Board’s Comprehensive Community Development Plan on August 27, 2018. The plan has been two years in the making. “It’s taken two years to lay a great foundation for this organization and well worth it too. We now have a plan that is going to guide…
Several Paulding Putnam Electric Co-op employees and their family members volunteered August 18th to plant 14 new trees at Lela McGuire Jeffery Park in Paulding. PPEC’s various community service projects demonstrate the co-op’s guiding principle of “Concern for Community.” All the employees reported having a great time working as a team to give back to…
Saturday, August 11th early a.m., 52 year old Con Shuherk of Payne, OH was badly injured when a car he was working on at his home fell on him and resulted in multi pelvic fractures. It seems everyone in Paulding Co. & area knows Con, his wife Ann, family Alyssa Saylor, Dustin, Brandon, Emily Spangler…
East Allen County Schools want to say thank you to all its students and families by hosting free admission to all opening nigh football games in the school district. There will be food vendors and giveaways all the game sites. Leo Jr/Sr High School – Friday, August 17 at 7:00 p.m., doors open at 6:00…
East Allen County Schools want to say thank you to all its students and families by hosting free admission to all opening nigh football games in the school district. There will be food vendors and giveaways all the game sites. Leo Jr/Sr High School – Friday, August 17 at 7:00 p.m., doors open at 6:00…
Community Memorial Hospital in Hicksville, Ohio will be celebrating the 65th year of serving the community on Wednesday, August 8th. A family centered community event will be held on the CMH campus located at 208 Columbus Street in Hicksville from 4 to 7:30 pm. CMH will be offering free food, including hot dogs, popcorn and snow cones,…
Developmental Disabilities Awareness and Advocacy Day was held at the Ohio State House on March 7, 2018. Every year March is celebrated as National Developmental Disabilities Awareness Month. This year’s theme is, “Celebrate CommUNITY.” CommUNITY means people with and without disabilities working, going to school, playing and participating in their communities together. The day was…
Community Memorial Hospital of Hicksville, OH, is proud to announce that Betty Clevinger has been selected for the Chief Nursing Officer position. Betty will be assuming the role when the current CNO, Jane Zachrich, retires at the end of March. Betty started at CMH in the dietary department in 1991. Soon she moved on to…
The Defiance County Courthouse will be the starting point for the annual march for life sponsored by Mother Teresa Respect for Life, January 22, starting at noon to unite in prayer and walking for the voices of the unborn who cannot speak up for themselves. The days activities begin with Mass at St Marys Catholic…
On Tuesday, January 9th, Grabill & Woodburn Hardware made a $500 donation to Youth for Christ. “We appreciate and believe in the ministry work that Youth for Christ does for this community. Strong kids and young adults will help build and make great communities” said Claude Schrock.
