Jerry Stanford

The Kiwanis Club of Paulding County was privileged to have Sheriff Jason Landers and his fellow officers,(Paulding County Ohio Sheriff’s Office) as the guest speakers at the January 30, 2025, club meeting. Sheriff Landers and his staff came at the invitation of Matt Miller,(Assistant Prosecuting Attorney, Paulding County). Sheriff Landers and his fellow officers spoke to the Kiwanians about the Drone Program. This program was made possible by, The Cooper Family Foundation. Drones are used for a variety of reasons, including surveillance, search and rescue, and crime scene analysis. Drones provide an aerial perspective that helps officers respond to incidents quickly, safely, and effectively

The happy bunch 4-H club met at the youth leadership building on January 14 at 4:30 p.m. 24 people were present, 12 clover buds and 12 members. Zoey Manz called the meeting to order. Trvore Manz led the 4-H pledge and Bradyn Miller led the pledge of allegiance. Then the clover buds were reliced to Danielle. After that we read the minutes from the last meeting. Then we voted if Ashley should be on the bank account Trevor Maze made a motion and Brielle Schlatter second that. Then we split up into commutes for 15 minutes and came up with ideas. Then we presented the ideas to the group and voted on them. Then Zoey Manz adjourned the meeting. Then we played a game of musical chairs. After that we had snacks and had cookies with juice boxes. The next meeting is February 11, 2025.