In high school sports, referees play a pivotal role in ensuring that games are conducted fairly and within the rules. They are responsible for much more than making calls during the game—they manage the overall flow of the game, keep order on the field or court and uphold the integrity of the sport. Referees ensure that all athletes are given an equal opportunity to compete by enforcing the rules with impartiality and consistency.
PAULDING - Pet owners across Northwest Ohio have a reason to celebrate!
PAULDING — The Paulding Panthers hosted a quad track and field meet on Tuesday evening, welcoming Crestview, St. John’s and Wayne Trace for a competitive outing.
ANTWERP — The Antwerp Archers boys and girls track and field teams dominated their home quad meet Tuesday evening, sweeping both team titles against Fort Jennings, Continental and Edgerton. The girls won the meet with 90 points, while the boys topped the standings with 108.
This is Monday morning and we have entered the month of May. I need to wash laundry today and so far it doesn’t look too nice outside weatherwise. I am hoping the rain holds off until I get the clothes all dried. Yesterday was a rainy day.
BRYAN, OH, formerly of PAULDING, OH: Wanda L. Rohlf, age 89, passed away on Monday, May 5, 2025 at Parkview Hospital – Bryan, OH. Wanda was born on March 20,…
VAN WERT – At Van Wert Live, it takes a talented and passionate team to bring unforgettable live entertainment experiences to our community. In our “Get to Know the Team” series, we’re spotlighting the individuals who make the magic happen behind the scenes. This week, we sat down with Weston Thompson, our Creatives & Media Director, who brings the Van Wert Live brand to life through stunning visuals and powerful storytelling.
The Oakwood Elementary third graders would like to invite everyone to their annual patriotic program. This year it will be held on Monday, May 19 at 7:00 p.m or a school performance at 9:00 a.m. They hope to see everyone there.
Heritage Pointe Communities in Indiana is continuing to grow—and so are its leaders. Terrence Jent and Kayla Malott are stepping into new roles as part of the organization’s expansion and ongoing commitment to providing exceptional senior care.
A refundable child tax credit aimed at helping families with young children was proposed in Gov. DeWine’s budget but was stripped out by the Ohio House.