“The Best Christmas Pageant Ever”
As the holidays approach there’s a new film now at the theaters that I would highly recommend for families to see together.
AgCredit awards $117,000 in Mission Fund grants to 10 local organizations
FOSTORIA, Ohio - AgCredit, one of northern Ohio’s largest lenders for farmers, rural homeowners and agribusiness, today announced that it is awarding $117,000 in Mission Fund grants to 10 community organizations in support of their efforts to improve the quality of life in communities primarily within the cooperative’s 18-county service territory. Now in its seventh year, the Mission Fund supports AgCredit’s commitment to investing in the future of agriculture and positively impacting the quality of life in rural Ohio.
Tips to choose your next book
Avid readers are always seeking new material to whet their literary appetites.
Paulding County full 2024 election results
Total Registered Voters 12,655Ballots cast 9,268Blank ballots cast 58Turnout 73.18%President and Vice President(D) Kamala Harris/Tim Walz 1,964(R) Donald Trump/JD Vance 7,085(L) Chase Oliver/Mike ter Maat 36(N) Richard Duncan/Mitchell Bupp 33(O )Peter Sonski/Lauren Onak 15Other 135Supreme Court Justice(D) Michael P.
High School Sports – Showcasing Sportsmanship and Community Service
There is no level of sports in our country as influential and life-changing as high school sports within our nation’s schools.
Paying homage to a long-time Paulding Progress writer
In a departure from my usual nature-related column, this week I am joining in on the celebration of 75 years of the publication of the Paulding Progress.
How I got here during the Progress 75th Anniversary
When I realized that the Progress was turning 75, I was convinced something had to be done.
Levy failure could mean street light cuts in Paulding
PAULDING – Will Paulding have street lights or partial lighting next year?
Switzer sentenced in death of youth cyclist
PAULDING — The Paulding woman who struck and killed a young bicyclist on Labor Day 2023 has been sentenced in Paulding County Municipal Court.Cynthia Switzer, 47, was sentenced to 60 days in jail with credit for one day served on a charge of vehicular manslaughter, a second degree misdemeanor.Her driver’s license was also suspended for five years and she was fined $250 plus court costs.
Flat Rock Creek Fall Festival ceasing operation
The Board of Directors of Flat Rock Creek Fall Festival Inc.