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PAULDING - After two light snows last week, the area saw a proper blanketing of white Friday night. making for snow falling on top of a snow that had fallen on top of a snow.
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PJHS Pride Card recipients
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PJHS December Students of the Month
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Trails coming to Paulding County
PAULDING, OH. - Paulding Soil & Water Conservation District, and Paulding Area Chamber of Commerce, along with the Paulding County Commissioners, are excited to announce that $107,500 has been awarded for recreational trail development in the Paulding County community.
Audrey Giesige of Paulding named to Cedarville University Fall 2024 Dean’s Honor List
CEDARVILLE, OH (01/08/2025)-- Audrey Giesige of Paulding, was named to the Deanâs Honor List at Cedarville University for Fall 2024. This recognition requires the student to obtain a 3.75 GPA or higher for the semester and carry a minimum of 12 credit hours.
Antwerp Elementary gets book vending machine
Antwerp Elementary School is excited to announce that they now have a book vending machine located in the Think Tank of their Innovation Center. The machine was made possible thanks to many people, especially Title 1 Teacher Mrs. Pam Bailey. Organization and business sponsors included Antwerp VFW Post #5087, Antwerp PTO, Antwerp Community Development Committe (ACDC), PPE Trust, and Antwerp Exchange Bank.
Paulding County Court of Common Pleas – Tax Liens for week ending 1/4/25
Ohio Dept. of Taxation v. Christopher A. Banks, Antwerp, $132.47 Ohio Dept. of Taxation v. Jamie Stittsworth, Antwerp, $400.20 Ohio Dept. of Taxation v. Big… Login to continue reading Login…
Building success for Ohio vets beyond service
The Department of Veterans Affairs has expanded GI Bill benefits, removing the 36-month cap for veterans with multiple periods of service. This change is expected to impact more than a million veterans, offering greater access to education and job training. Ohio is home to programs that aim to empower veterans, providing them with the tools to succeed after their service. One such initiative, DAV Patriot Bootcamp, has been making a profound impact.