Rose-Marie Simpson 1927-2025
Rose-Marie “Posie” Adams Simpson, 97, died on December 8, 2024 in Pineville, North Carolina.
April 2025
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Rams roll over Raiders
HAVILAND – Visiting Tinora scored the first eight runs of the game and never looked back as the Rams easily coasted to an 8-2 victory over Wayne Trace in Green Meadows Conference baseball action Thursday evening.
Chamber announces free webinar “How to Combat Rising Energy Costs”
If your business or organization spends over $1,000 per month on electricity and natural gas, this webinar is for you!
Grover Hill Elementary April Students of the Month
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America 250-Ohio announces statewide grants for storytelling and education programs
COLUMBUS, OH - John Paulding VFW Post 587’s Battle Cross Monument for the Paulding Veterans Memorial in Paulding, Ohio received a $5,000 grant. The grant came from America 250-Ohio, the official state commission responsible for spearheading Ohio’s celebrations and commemorations around America’s semi-sesquicentennial in 2026,
‘Water’ is theme of History Museum’s art show
The Paulding County History Museum is excited to announce the theme for this year’s Celebration of Arts and Artists show. No one medium will be focused on this year, as in years past. Instead, all types of media by Paulding County artists are eligible for display. The exhibit will run from May 20 through June 24.
We’re moving!
For what seems like forever, 113 S. Williams St. has been the home of the newspaper that today is the Paulding Progress. This week, that has changed as we moved into a new office on the square in Paulding.
”Capitalism has left me behind”
Before I took this job, I worked a series of retail jobs. Over the years, I got pretty good at it, but when COVID-19 hit, things took a hit for me. Recently, my friend Herc, short for “Hercules” yet spelled in a more historically accurate way, confessed the same dilemma.
NSCC to host summer camps for students of all ages!
ARCHBOLD, Ohio – Northwest State Community College will host a series of hands-on summer STEM camps for learners of all ages, beginning on June 9 with Tinker Camp. The camp season will wrap up on July 16. This year’s summer camp subjects include many of Northwest State’s academic divisions, including Custom Training Solutions (CTS), Arts & Sciences and Nursing & Allied Health, and Business & Public Service. All camps will be hosted at the Archbold campus, and campers can expect fun, hands-on learning activities as part of their action-packed camps.