Raiders rout Pilots
HAVILAND – In a Green Meadows Conference battle, host Wayne Trace routed visiting Ayersville 13-1 in ACME baseball action Wednesday evening.
Celebrating Verena and Daniel Ray’s wedding day
Lovina is taking this week off from the column to rest up after her busy week hosting Verena and Daniel Ray’s wedding. I am her “English” friend Ruth, and I helped Lovina last week by running errands and was able to attend the wedding so I will share a little about that.
Why fundamentals are still the key to success
In today’s sports world, it’s easy to get caught up in flashy moves, big plays and highlight reels. But underneath all the excitement, one thing remains clear across every level of competition: mastering the fundamentals is what truly leads to success.
Summer Crisis Program begins July 1
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Celebrate Smart: Mercy Health urges fireworks and water safety this July 4th
TOLEDO – Independence Day is a time for backyard barbecues, brilliant fireworks, and long, sunny days by the water. As families and friends prepare to celebrate, Mercy Health is reminding everyone to prioritize safety to ensure a fun and injury-free holiday.
Baumle’s run sends WT past Fairview
SHERWOOD – The ACME sectional tournament saw a pair of Green Meadows Conference members square off at Fairview High School Sunday evening with visiting Wayne Trace blanking the Apaches 1-0.
Raiders blank Eagles in tourney opener
SHERWOOD – In the ACME tournament opener on Saturday, Wayne Trace blanked North Central 11-0 to advance to the winner’s bracket final.
Paulding Area Chamber brings together business and community for a day of fun
PAULDING, OH — The Paulding Area Chamber of Commerce hosted its Annual Golf Outing on Friday, June 20, 2025, at Auglaize Golf Club, bringing together 14 teams for a day filled with sunshine, camaraderie, and community connection.
First Financial Bank completes successful book drive in Paulding, Van Wert
PAULDING – June 27, 2025 – First Financial Bank (Nasdaq: FFBC) teamed up with associates and community members on a successful book drive in May, with 189 books dropped off in bins at the First Financial locations in Paulding and Van Wert, and a grand total of 5,726 books dropped off in First Financial locations in four states. These books will now be donated to local schools, libraries and nonprofit organizations in areas served by the bank.
Chad Eugene Jay
Chad Eugene Jay, 52, was called home June 23, 2025, in the comfort of his home, surrounded by loved ones after a courageous 5-year battle with cancer.