Paulding Homecoming King and Queen
Paulding Homecoming King and Queen
October 2024
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GLADYS WILSON
Gladys Wilson, 87, of Wauseon, passed away October 1, 2024, at Ayden Healthcare of Wauseon. Arr by Dooley Funeral Home, 202 W. River Street, Antwerp.
Raiders lone victor on gridiron
HICKSVILLE – With all three Paulding County football teams making road trips to Defiance County Friday night, Wayne Trace was the lone school to come home with a victory as the Raiders blanked host Hicksville 12-0.
Celebrating 89 years of Social Security
For nearly 90 years, Social Security has provided income protection to millions of retirees, people with disabilities, their dependents, and families who’ve lost a family member who worked and paid Social Security taxes before they died. In addition to paying benefits, we issue millions of Social Security numbers each year, maintain wage records to make sure workers get the benefits they have earned, and much more. The scope of what we do is enormous, and we are proud to serve the American people. Whether providing service online at SSA.gov, over the telephone, or in person, our goal is to help you understand your eligibility for benefits and the best way to apply for them.
School report cards show slowing in progress despite other good scores
The State Report cards came out and show all Paulding County meeting or exceeding standards, save one. All three school districts showed a lack of growth based on past performance. Vantage Career Center had an exemplary score, but was measured without the progress metric where the three school districts failed to meet standards.
Youth Business Showcase at Flat Rock Creek Fall Festival
The 2024 Youth Business Showcase proved to be another success with ten business showcase participants attending. The showcase offered a variety of products such as woodworking, paintings, plants, jewelry, bakery items and even power washing as a service of their business. The Youth Business Showcase has proven to show all the amazing talent and skills Paulding County youth have!
How accurate are The Farmer’s Almanac weather predictions?
It is officially fall, and we all know what comes after that. Some of us do not like to think about it, while others welcome cold and snowy weather. I am little left of center, in that I could do without winter if I had to, yet I enjoy a good snowfall on occasion. If it must be winter, I want some snow.
Short corn varieties
Harvest has started and farmers were making considerable progress until the recent rains. Most farmers welcomed the rain since we have been in a major drought. For most corn and soybeans crops, the rain is probably too late but it may help on late or double crop soybeans (planted after wheat) and for new wheat or cover crops being planted this fall. Of course; fruit trees, lawns and other vegetation needed the rain.