May 19, 2013

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  • Archers are GMC co-champions

    By STEVE MAJOR Sportswriter ANTWERP – The Antwerp Archers claimed a second consecutive GMC championship by besting rival Hicksville 57-44 last Friday night at home. After losing its first league game to Tinora, the Archers had their backs against t...
  • Raiders wrap up historic season

    By KEVIN WANNEMACHER Sportswriter HAVILAND – There is no better way to end a historic regular season than to cap it off with a pair of records in the final contest. The Wayne Trace Lady Raiders did just that. Wayne Trace wrapped up a 20-0 regu...
  • Varsity games of the week February 23

    Varsity Games of the Week Girls’ basketball Wayne Trace 57 Crestview 38   Antwerp 41 Stryker 34   Paulding 44 Defiance 35   Wayne Trace 69 Miller City 50   Antwerp 46 Hicksville 16   Spencerville 52 Paulding 50   Wayne Tra...
  • Community gardens springing up around the county

      By BILL SHERRY Correspondent PAULDING – It is good news to hear that the First Lady is taking the initiative to plant a garden at the White House, but it is equally exciting to hear that several communities in Paulding County are planting communi...
  • Leadership group spearheads mural project

    By NANCY WHITAKER Progress Staff Reporter PAULDING – The Leadership In Action Class of 2010-11, which is comprised of business professionals and youth leaders in the Paulding area, is currently seeking donations for their community project. Curre...
  • Lilly's progress, from Grandma's diary

    By NANCY WHITAKER Progress Staff Writer PAULDING — Lilly Dearing, age 4, of Paulding, was diagnosed with an Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (inoperable brain tumor) in January. Lilly, the daughter of Mandy Briner and Todd Dearing, is a beautiful little gi...
  • A Penny For Your Thoughts

    By Nancy Whitaker A FRIEND OR A FHONY How many true friends do you have? How many are just acquaintances? How many could you call at midnight and say, “I need your help?” Everyone likes to think that they have a lot of friends. Friends are usuall...
  • The Spice Rack

    By Dorotha Schaefer Freezing weather doesn’t seem to stop the birds from flying and seeming to enjoy life – at least I can say that when viewing those little black and white ones, the juncos. They are foraging for food in groups, but not singing. W...
  • Lady Raiders claim share of GMC title

      By KEVIN WANNEMACHER Sportswriter HAVILAND – On senior night at the Palace, it was a senior and a junior who made sure the Wayne Trace faithful went home on a happy note. Continental gave the Lady Raiders all they could handle until Wayne Trac...
  • Archers claim two weekend wins

      By STEVE MAJOR Sportswriter ANTWERP – The Antwerp Archers notched two very big wins that put them where they wanted to be. First on Friday night, Antwerp claimed a tough GMC win 49-41 at Ayersville to keep pace at the top of the league. Then the ...
  • Varsity games of the week February 16

    Varsity Games of the Week Girls’ basketball Paulding 64 Fairview 52   Wayne Trace 59 Continental 45   Ayersville 47 Antwerp 37   Paulding 54 Ada 38   Wayne Trace 70 Edgerton 48   Boys’ basketball Kalida 59 Wayne Trace 45 ...
  • Lilly's care from Grandma's Diary

      By NANCY WHITAKER Progress Staff Reporter PAULDING — Four- year-old Lilly Dearing of Paulding was diagnosed with an Intrinsic Pontine Glioma (inoperable brain tumor) in January. Lilly, the daughter of Mandy Briner and Todd Dearing, is a beautiful...
  • Recorder addresses reports of questionable mailings

      By DENISE GEBERS Progress Staff Writer Across the country, people are receiving mail from a company called State Record Retrieval Board. It has now shown up here in Paulding County, and people are shouting, “Scam!” Last week, Paulding County ...
  • Alt selected as WT interim superintendent

      By JAROD ROSEBROCK Correspondent HAVILAND – The search for a new superintendent of Wayne Trace Schools took a new turn at Monday night’s regular meeting of the Wayne Trace school board. The board voted to approve Wayne Trace High School guidanc...
  • Wayne Trace takes big step toward GMC title

      By KEVIN WANNEMACHER Sportswriter HAVILAND – Wayne Trace girls survived a sluggish beginning and took a huge step towards an outright Green Meadows Conference championship with a 51-44 win over county rival Antwerp at the Palace on Thursday nigh...
  • Big fourth quarter propels Archers past Raiders

    By STEVE MAJOR Sportswriter ANTWERP – As coaches are fond of saying, “Throw the records out when it comes to a rivalry game.” And that was the case last Friday night when Wayne Trace gave Antwerp all it could handle on its home court for three pl...
  • Varsity games of the week February 9

      Varsity Games of the Week Girls’ basketball Antwerp at Crestview canceled   Paulding at Fairview ppd. to Feb. 7   Wayne Trace 51 Antwerp 44   Lincolnview 52 Paulding 40   Paulding 48 Continental 43   W. Trace vs. Miller Ci...
  • 'Colors of Cancer' Kickoff a teamwork event for Relay

    By JIM LANGHAM Feature Writer When Carrie Lero decided she wanted to become involved with the Relay For Life of Paulding County, she thought of her Mary Kay business and how she could use that to help benefit the local fund-raising drive. “I have a...
  • Lilliana in Texas for treatment

    By NANCY WHITAKER Progress Staff Writer PAULDING — Lilliana Dearing, age 4 of Paulding, is currently at the Bursynski Cancer Treatment Center in Texas undergoing treatment for brain stem cancer. Lilly, daughter of Mandy Briner and Todd Dearing, was...
  • Winter gangs up on county

    By JIM LANGHAM Feature Writer Three storms roared through Paulding County last week leaving the county buried under an estimated 12-15 inches of snow coupled with icy roads and plenty of snow-covered fields to blow around at any gust of wind. “The ...