Lifestyle

Winter is right around the corner and many homeowners are taking advantage of the unseasonably warm temperatures to complete autumn yard maintenance before the ground freezes. This includes the last-minute application of fertilizer onto lawns.

The teachers must have talked because both firstgrade classrooms including the girls had a lesson on how to tie their shoelaces. I already knew how to tie my shoes, but I was slow and really had to concentrate.

An important date for farmers has passed. The Farm Bill officially expired on September 30, 2024.

It’s that time of year again. Though we have yet to experience a hard freeze here at Our Little Acre, it is just a matter of time before we do.

Some might remember that The Paulding Progress was founded in 1949, combining the previous two papers, the Paulding Democrat and the Paulding Republican. Doing the math, one realizes that was 75 years ago.

Well, plans change at the last minute sometimes!

Though a little later this year, we are experiencing the autumn splendor of color from our deciduous trees. The maples are especially vibrant, with hues of red, orange, and yellow.

Agriculture, in general, has entered a period of financial crisis. With lower crop prices and below average yields, farm income is much lower.

COLUMBUS, Ohio - On Tuesday, September 24th, four Paulding FFA officers traveled down to Columbus for the Ohio Legislative Leadership Conference. The officers included Secretary Brooklyn Schlatter, Reporter Addy Hunt, Student Advisor Blake Rhonehouse, Parliamentarian Johnny Lipps and their FFA advisor, Mrs.