Double first base introduced into High School Baseball
Beginning with the 2027 season, a double first base will be required in high school baseball games to minimize the risk of collisions by runners and fielders.
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Latty history book available
Latty Village was incorporated 145 years ago. In 1981, the village celebrated its centennial anniversary with a variety of activities including a parade, games, and lunch. But there was also a legacy given to the village for future generations, a booklet, Latty Village 100 Years 1881-1981.
Three charged with riot, assaulting driver and passengers
AUGLAIZE TOWNSHIP - On July 12, 2025, deputies responded to an Ohio State Highway Patrol request for assistance with a mob assault on the occupants of a car at 15792 Road 175 in northern Paulding County, in Auglaize Township.
The dawn of professional baseball: Harry Wright and the Cincinnati Red Stockings
The year 1869 marks a significant milestone in the history of American sports as it witnessed the birth of professional baseball, thanks to the visionary efforts of Harry Wright and the Cincinnati Red Stockings. This groundbreaking development transformed baseball from a leisurely pastime into a professional sport, paving the way for the thriving baseball culture we know today.
Car Wash fundraiser to benefit PHS football
The Paulding Parents Club is sponsoring a car wash fundraiser on Saturday, July 19 in the parking lot of Chief’s in Paulding.
Paulding Council addresses pool rumors
PAULDING – Paulding Village Council dispelled rumors about street light assessments and the municipal swimming pool during their regular meeting Monday, July 14.
Urushiol alert – the hidden hazard in your garden
Most adults, middle-aged or older, know what poison ivy looks like and steer clear of it. However, if you have never had the misfortune of experiencing the annoyingly itchy rash that poison ivy can cause, you may not have a good understanding of what it looks like.
How the growth of girls’ sports is transforming communities and inspiring the future
In recent years, girls’ sports have grown a lot in popularity and participation. This growth is changing how people think about sports, not just at schools but throughout entire communities. The increase in girls playing sports is bringing people together, helping young athletes gain confidence and making sports fairer and more welcoming for everyone.
John Paulding and the capture of John André
Paulding County and the village of Paulding are named for John Paulding, one of three men who captured British spy Major John André. André was returning to British lines through American territory after Arnold offered the surrender of the fort at West Point, in New York.
Extreme heat: How safe is summer practice?
As temperatures climb well into the 90s and beyond this summer, concerns over high school athletes practicing outdoors in the heat have taken center stage. From football scrimmages to conditioning sessions, the balance between preparation and player safety is becoming increasingly difficult to manage, especially with heat index values climbing into triple digits.