“Let’s Trim the Tree” is the theme for the annual Festival of Trees at Paulding County History Museum in Paulding. The festival opened Nov. 8 and continues through Saturday, Nov. 16. It’s not too late to enjoy the meals and local live entertainment on the schedule. Admission and parking are free. Donations are greatly appreciated.…
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Woodburn 7th Annual Business Pumpkin Decorating Contest
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•The winners of the 7th Annual Woodburn Businesses Pumpkin Contest are: 1. Woodburn Police Dept. 219 votes 2. Maumee Valley Veterinary Clinic 169 votes 3. Greg’s Getaway 105 votes Congratulations to the winning businesses! Shout out to the Chop Shop Meat Market for donating the pumpkins. This contest was sponsored by Woodburn Main Street. WOODBURN…
Oakwood Elementary Prepare For Veterans Day Program
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•CALVERT SPEAKS TO KIWANIS
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•The Kiwanis Club of Paulding County was privileged to have Jeanne Calvert, Local Book Author(Paulding County Murders, Paulding, Ohio)as the guest speaker at the October 24, 2024, club meeting. Jeanne came at the invitation of Joseph Burkard (Paulding County Prosecutor). Jeanne spoke to the Kiwanians about the history of Paulding County Ohio murders. Can you really get away with…
CHARIOTS OF FIRE TO BE SHOWN AT BIBLE FELLOWSHIP MOVIE NIGHT
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•On Sunday, October 27 at 7:00 p.m. Bible Fellowship Church (in Paulding, OH across from the hospital) will be having a family movie night for all in the community. The film, Chariots of Fire, winner of four Academy Awards, is the inspiring true story of two young British sprinters competing for fame in the 1924…
Annual Harvest Soup Supper to Benefit the Food Pantry
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•For over 50 years each October, the Latty Community and surrounding area has generously donated money during Friends United Methodist Church’s annual “Trick or Treat/Harvest Soup Supper.” This year it will be an “Eat In” or “Drive-Thru” event on Sunday, October 27, 2024 from 4:30 pm to 6:00 pm. The “Trick or Treating” event is not your typical candy hand-out, but an opportunity to…
The Left Turn
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•By: Ron Burt Two weeks ago, all the area racetracks fell victim to rain. Last week all the local tri-state tracks were able to run. Next week I will cover Winchester Speedways’ big weekend featuring the annual Winchester 400 on the historic world’s fastest paved half mile. Larry Boos and his staff have worked hard…
Museum to host Festival of Trees tea
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•Paulding County History Museum will host a Christmas Tea and Preview night on Thursday, November 7, to open the museum’s annual Festival of Trees. The menu for the tea, which will begin at 6:30 p.m., includes orange scones with clotted cream and Christmas jam, dainty sandwiches, desserts and hot tea. Before and after the tea,…
Habitat For Humanity Paulding County Offers Drop Off Locations for Annual “Eat Hog, Not Turkey” Supper
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•Habitat for Humanity of Paulding County’s Annual “Eat Hog, Not Turkey” Supper on October 17th will offer delivery to places around the county this year. The supper consisting of a pulled pork sandwich, homemade ham & bean soup, Cole slaw, cornbread and a homemade dessert can be pre-ordered Tuesday and Wednesday, October 15-16. A minimum…
Results of Paranormal Investigation at Defiance Public Library to be revealed Oct. 19
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•Hear the results of a paranormal investigation conducted recently at Defiance Public Library during a special presentation by author and paranormal investigator James Willis, set to take place at the library, 320 Fort St., on Oct. 19 at 11 a.m. Willis, a nationally recognized author and paranormal researcher, will take attendees on a journey through…
62nd annual Farm Science Review draws tens of thousands amid severe drought, showcasing innovations, resilience & farm safety
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•More than 108,000 attendees made the trip to the Molly Caren Agricultural Center this week for the 62nd annual Farm Science Review, presented by The Ohio State University College Food, Agricultural, and Environmental Sciences (CFAES), bringing together tens of thousands of farmers and exhibitors from the region who are experiencing one of the worst droughts…
Tin Roof Sunday in Monroeville!
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•Mark your calendars! Mullins Express Train will be giving rides around Monroeville on Sunday, October 6. Stop at the new Visitor’s Center at 206 Ohio Street from 1-4 p.m. and get your ticket to ride the train. On the return, passengers will be invited to come back to the ‘station’ to enjoy a Tin Roof…
HUBER OPERA HOUSE PRESENTS LITTLE SHOP OF HORRORS
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•The Huber Opera House proudly announces the production of Little Shop of Horrors on October 11, 12, & 13. Show time is 7:00 on Friday and Saturday, with a dinner option offered at 6:00. Sunday’s performance will be a 2:30 matinee. The meek flower shop assistant Seymour (played by Sean Carpenter) pines for co-worker Audrey…