My favorite form of time travel in fiction
If there's one genre of science fiction that I love more than anything else, it's time travel. A good time travel story can be an engrossing mystery. A bad one can hurt your brain.
Paulding Eagles supports Paulding Ag Program
Recently, the Paulding Fraternal Order of the Eagle supported the Paulding Agricultural Education Program through a grant to purchase new workbenches for the agricultural shop area and also to purchase a medium-sized drone for the new capstone class focusing on drones. The workbenches in the agricultural shop were over 25 years old. The benches were worn and falling apart, making it hard for students to have adequate workspace. There are over 130 students involved in the Ag Education program at Paulding who are out in the shop area working on a variety of different projects throughout each school year. The grant funds made it possible to replace four workbench tops, providing students with a safe area to work on their projects.
Dr. Martin Miller named 2025-2026 Educator of the Year
Age of Learning Inc., the leading education technology innovator, has named Dr. Martin Miller, Superintendent of Antwerp Local Schools in Antwerp, OH, as the 2025-2026 Educator of the Year. This award, created in honor of Age of Learning's founder, recognizes exceptional educators who empower students through innovative teaching and technology.
Fort Wayne Zoo prepares for family-friendly fun and frights at Wild Zoo Halloween
FORT WAYNE, Indiana — Fall at the Fort Wayne Zoo means more than just changing leaves and cooler temperatures — it’s the return of one of the zoo’s most beloved traditions: Wild Zoo Halloween.
Dean Z Returns to the Niswonger
VAN WERT - Dean Z - The Ultimate Elvis returns to the Niswonger Performing Arts Center on Sunday, Feb. 15, 2026, for one night only. This marks Dean Z’s second appearance at the Niswonger, back by popular demand—and we anticipate a sellout.
Turn your eyes to the skies
It has been a stellar year for celestial events. One of the most thrilling took place in April, when we were directly in the path of a total solar eclipse. Fortunately, the skies were clear, and we got a breathtaking show when the Earth temporarily blocked the sun. I hope you were able to experience it.
PJHS students volunteer at food pantry
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Pease assists lead Panthers to top Edgerton and Delta in straight sets
PAULDING – Paulding junior Estie Pease recorded the 1,000th assist of her career and led the Lady Panthers to a three-set victory over Edgerton in Green Meadows Conference volleyball play.
Panthers take control of GMC race
PAULDING – Week six of the high school football season saw the Paulding Panthers take control of the Green Meadows Conference race with a thrilling, come-from-behind 36-31 victory over Fairview Friday night at Keysor Field.
Domestic violence experts warn prevention cuts could impact Ohio
Experts say domestic violence is not just a private matter but a serious public health issue, and new cuts to prevention programs could have nationwide consequences, including in Ohio.