HICKSVILLE, OH: Neil D. Levy, 75, of Hicksville, Ohio passed away at home on Thursday, June 30, 2022. Neil was born in Hicksville on September 24, 1946, a son of the late Arlene (Helf) Bailey and Eli Levy. He proudly served in the U.S. Marines as a Sgt in the Vietnam War. Neil loved to fish,…
Hole in one sponsor for Habitat for Humanity of Paulding County
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•21st Annual Master Gardener Volunteer Plant event
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•By: Sarah Noggle, OSU Extension Agriculture, and Natural Resources, Paulding County; OSU Extension – Paulding County Plants, plants, and more plants will be available at the 2022 Paulding County Master Gardener Volunteer (MGV) plant event on Friday, May 13th, 2022, from 7:30 AM – 5:00 PM and Saturday, May 14th from 8:00 AM until 12:00…
MATT’S MISHAPS
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•“Serving overseas as a small-town boy from America is intense, stressful and humorous! Enjoy a light-hearted story with me from our last 20 years overseas!” – Matt Who is the bigger baby? Preparing for the arrival of our baby was a big deal for me as a soon-to-be-father. The process was more perplexing since that delivery…
Paulding County Hospital Welcomes a NEW Specialty Service to the Community-Outpatient Dermatology Clinic
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•Paulding County Hospital is excited to announce that a new specialty service has begun to see patients at our main campus. Starting this month, Dermatology services are now available in Paulding County! Audrey Jones, FNP-C from Ft. Wayne Dermatology Consultants will begin holding a satellite clinic at Paulding County Hospital. Audrey is a board-certified Family…
VIDEO: Sunday AM Fire in Paulding
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•A Sunday morning fire broke out at the old Krick Glass Factory, according to Mayor Greg White, at 400 W Wall St near the Paulding Fire Department. The April 24 blaze destroyed the two structures on the lot, and Fire Departments from Paulding, Antwerp, Cecil and Payne all contributed to helping contain the fire. Crews…
Slawson named Student of the Quarter
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•Every nine weeks Paulding Junior High School teacher Phil Romero selects a Student of the Quarter to recognize a student who is making a positive contribution in the classroom. For the third nine weeks David Slawson was named Mr. Romero’s Student of the Quarter and received the “Kindness Counts” award. Shown in the picture is David and he earned a Dairy Queen gift card as…
Rail Transportation in Paulding County introduced at Breakfast Meeting
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•On Thursday, March 3 Tim Copsey, Paulding County Economic Development Director, opened the morning breakfast meeting with introductions to Pioneer Lines – railroad. Business leaders from all over the area were invited to attend and participate by expressing their needs that may extend beyond, or in place of, truck freight. BRX Transportation purchased Pioneer in…
Winter Storm Warning!
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•The National Weather Service out of Northern Indiana has issued a Winter Storm WARNING for our region and released the following information for the upcoming Winter Snow Storm. The precipitation will start out as rain, changing over to freezing rain or rain snow mix depending on the temperatures. A wet heavy snow will begin falling…
Military History in Paulding County
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•By: Mark Holtsberry Don Carlos Jaquette was born April 7, 1894 in Washington Township, Paulding County, Ohio. The son of Charles H. born August 28, 1861 in Uniontown, Pennsylvania and Mary Jeannette (Hickerson) Jaquette, born April 16, 1862 in McComb, Ohio. It was thought that Don was born in the house on the farm where…
Payne Elementary Christmas Program
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•Backlog of COVID-19 Cases To Be Added To COVID-19 Case Counts Daily Dec. 14, 15, 16
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•COLUMBUS – As a result of a laboratory reporting backlog, the 24-hour daily case counts change will be artificially inflated on Dec. 14, 15, and 16. The exact number will be reflected in a disclaimer on the dashboard each day, and will not be finalized until all laboratory files are processed. The backlog of approximately…
Paulding Putnam Electric Board Approves 2022 Budget
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•Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative’s Board of Trustees approved the 2022 operating and capital budget at the meeting held on November 10, 2021. Total operating revenues were budgeted at $45.7 million, and capital improvements were $7.5 million. About $2.3 million in capital credits retirements were also approved, which current and former members will see in December.…