Bryce Steiner

Paulding Football Team & Schedule

The Paulding Panthers 2014 team will start their first game against the Might Wayne Trace Raiders team. This game is the annual Black Swamp Bowl and Wayne Trace has won it for the last 3 years. The Panthers are looking to take the trophy back home this year, but it will undoubtedly be a tough…

Antwerp’s Day in the Park

it was a beautiful day for a large crowd!The day of events began with the parade traveling north on Main Street with the Antwerp Police Department leading the tour. Barry Delong introduced each parade participant as they worked their way towards the Riverside Memorial Park. The Archer Band performed and Paulding High School band participated…

Broughton Redneck Jamboree: A Happening Place!

August always brings about the annual festival in Broughton. I talked with many people and there were people from Paulding, Van Wert, Antwerp, Payne, Oakwood and many more, who came out for the 9th year of this hoedown festival! There were many people enjoying the food at the town hall, sharing in the fellowship of…

Antwerp Recognizes Gem of the Year

This year Doug Bragg was selected by the voters of Antwerp as the Gem of the Year! Most people who live in Paulding County probably know Doug or at least knows of his businesses. He was selected because of how much he has put into the community — creating jobs, and services. Doug graduated from Antwerp…

Antwerp’s Oasis Will Reopen Soon – After Fire

Late Last evening, August 5th, a fire started in the backside of the building in the apartments above the Oasis Bar and Grill in Antwerp. Fire Departments from Hicksville and Payne were called in to assist at the scene. Doug Bragg, owner of the Oasis, said “The Fire Departments did a great job of targeting…

Large Crowds at Harlan Days 2014

This year at the event in northeast Allen County, Harlan Days was prepared for the small kids to the grandparents. There was something for everyone. The Lions Club french fries is always considered a favorite with its tasty, fresh cut spuds. It’s in the same location it has been for years. Harlan Days chicken was…

2014 Woodburn Summer Fest

Friday began the festivities with the Co-Ed Softball Tournament and following was the Trivia Night at 7:00 p.m. On Saturday, July 19 the Woodburn Community hosted their annual Summer fest with the morning starting with the annual Lions Club Donuts being served bright and early at 8:00 a.m. The weather was perfect for the fun…

Woodburn High School Celebrates 100 Years

The Woodburn High School Alumni celebrated at Grant’s Catering Hall in Antwerp on Friday, July 18th in celebration of the high school opened 100 years ago. In attendance this year, was the current East Allen Schools Superintendent, Dr. Ken Folks, who was also the guest speaker. The introduction was given by retired school teacher and…

Sheriff: Do You Want the Jail Reopened?

Several years ago the jail levy was up for a renewal vote and it failed. After a second rejection, the newly remodeled county lockup was closed, shipping many jobs and prisoners to other counties. Recently, the idea to resurrect the facility has come about for several reasons including people asking why it’s not open. Paulding…

The Big Engine That Could

A real piece of history is not only displayed, but completely ready to handle guests.This summer has turned out to be quite eventful for the people living along the the Norfolk & Southern Railroad between Fort Wayne and Detroit. The Train route began in Allen Park, Michigan and made it’s way through northwest Ohio into…

Events by Tony Gets A Big Lift!

How do you describe Tony Watson? A delightful fellow, animated, zealous, funny, passionate, fierce, ambitious, and maybe a little OCD…. but in a good way! My friend Tony has been in talks to purchase a trailer that can be used as a full cooking facility. Well, it has happened and he is excited! You cannot…