The Mount Vernon Nazarene University Music Department is pleased to announce that all programs and degrees within the department have been re-accredited by the National Association of Schools of Music (NASM). Having received initial accreditation in 2009, the MVNU music program moves from associate member status to full member status. This re-accreditation was given after…
By: Joe Shouse, Sportswriter Wayne Trace faced a potent “inside-outside” combination in the likes of Michelle Marshall and Mercedes Wagner last Thursday evening. The duo from Fairview had their way and could not be stopped as the Apaches shot past the Raiders en route to a 58-52 GMC win. Marshall, a sharp shooting guard Michelle…
Hicksville survived its biggest league test to date on Friday night as the Aces went on the road and defeated a solid Antwerp squad 58-53 at the home of the Archers. In a low scoring quarter, Hicksville took a 7-3 advantage after one period before the Aces dominated the second quarter. Hicksville scored 26 points…
Chelsi Geisige scored 23 points and Jalynn Parrett added 14 to lead the Paulding Lady Panthers to a 55-51 victory over Tinora Tuesday night in girls basketball action at the Jungle. Tinora held a slim 12-11 advantage after one quarter before the Lady Panthers tied the game at 21-21 following two periods of play. The…
The Indiana High School Athletic Association sectional wrestling tournament took place on Saturday at New Haven High School with Leo capturing the team title with 247 points. Snider (210), Homestead (191) and South Side (124) finished second through fourth, respectively, while New Haven took fifth at 111-1/2 points. North Side (88), Wayne (85), Woodlan (64-1/2),…
Students in Mr. Cord Ehrhart’s Engineering Your Future (EYF) class at Antwerp High School recently designed their own catapults, used 3D printers to print them, and then created assembly directions for the catapults. In January, the EYF students visited the fifth grade classrooms to help the elementary students assemble and use the catapults.
DELPHOS – Chelsi Geisige hit four three-pointers and scored 15 points to lead the Paulding Lady Panthers past host Delphos Jefferson 51-49 Thursday night in Northwest Conference girls action. The maroon and white also got 13 markers and a pair of treys from Audrey Geisige along with nine points and a dozen boards from Sadie…
ANTWERP – Amanda Addington score a dozen points and the Ayersville Pilots rallied from an early fourth quarter deficit for a 43-37 victory over Antwerp Friday night in Green Meadows Conference basketball action. The Lady Pilots improve to 6-8 overall and 2-1 in the conference with the victory while Antwerp drops 3- in all games…
WOODBURN – After falling behind by six entering the fourth quarter, Woodlan put forth a valiant effort but came up short to fall 63-61 to Prairie Heights in boys basketball action last week. The Warriors then played their second game of the week on Friday where Woodlan dropped a 56-39 decision at Heritage. Against the…
The Defiance Youth for Christ recently received a grant in the amount of $1,000.00 to offset costs of YFC camp for 6 – 8th graders attending Paulding and Wayne Trace Schools. The grant was made possible by the Paulding County Area Foundation.
Oakwood Elementary kindergarten students in Mrs. Kylee Miller’s class painted snowmen in class recently. After the snowmen were painted, the students measured the height of the snowmen using blocks as their measuring tool.
The Paulding K of C Free Throw Championship was held Saturday, January 12th, at the Paulding High School gym. Winners advance to the District Championship to be held on February 9th at Van Wert St. Mary’s at 12 p.m. All winners are pictured with plaques.
The Paulding Chamber of Commerce held their annual cook-off at Branch Christian Fellowship on Friday, January 11th. It was a perfect day for a hot bowl of chili. With 12 pots of chili to choose from the competition was steep, but with 105 votes the First Presbyterian Church claimed the traveling trophy for the second…
