We, the Woodburn Community Historical Society, want to say thank you to our community for making our 150th a success. In our drawing, Dr. Hicks won the country throw. If you wish to buy a 150th Woodburn Sesquicentennial book, they are $25. Get yours from Deb at Main St. Express on her working days or…
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The Hunting Owl – Stan Jordan
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•Ohio House Agriculture Committee Receives Status Update on Avian Flu
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•The Ohio House of Representatives Agriculture and Rural Development Committee received a status update today from State Veterinarian Dr. Tony Forshey and Executive Vice President Jim Chakeres of the Ohio Poultry Association regarding Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI or avian flu), an extremely contagious virus that primarily affects domestic poultry and is believed to be…
Hicksville Hosts Fireman’s Convention
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•This year is the third time the village of Hicksville has hosted the Northwestern Ohio Volunteer Firemen’s Association Convention. This event began on Friday, June 19 and finished at 3:00 p.m. on Saturday. The first year for Hicksville to host this was in 1933, then again in 1990. The association was founded in 1874. The…
Grain Bin Rescue Training — This Friday!
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•On-farm grain bins can be deadly traps. Farm Safety training is not optional in today’s work environments. By Sarah Noggle, OSU Extension Educator, Agriculture and Natural Resources, Paulding County How many of you have ever watched the ABC television show, “In an Instant?” The episode aired on Saturday night, April 4, 2015 and is one…
Wall of Honor Unveiled at Paulding Courthouse
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•Several months ago after the election, County Commissioner Mark Holtsberry made it his project to see a fallen heroes memorial placed into the Paulding County Courthouse. He worked with the other Commissioners and especially the Veteran’s Service Office and within a couple of months, the reality of the memorial commenced. Jonathan Lichty, Veterans Service Officer…
Two Local Students PLACE at State Track events
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•Allison Schwarzbek recently earned 7th in the OHSAA state track competition in the 300 metter hurdles. Allison will be a senior this year at Fairview High School. She enjoys track and cross country. Congratulations Allison! Sam Williamson earned a 3rd place ranking in the 3200 meter run at the OHSAA State Track competition. He will…
Woodburn celebrates SummerFest with 150th year
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•This year marks the 150th Celebration of the Woodburn. Throughout the years, Woodburn has been known by several different titles including Phelps Station, Shirley City and its current name. This past weekend residents and people throughout the area came together, braving the weather, having a good time in the park. Beth Wood from Indiana Wild…
General Robert E. Lee and the Civil War Come to the Old Fort
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•Camp Allen Muster 1861-1865 The Civil War comes alive at the Old Fort. Experience demonstrations of period cooking, military procedures, games, and more. Watch battle reenactments, visit with soldiers, and remember a time that divided our nation. General Robert E. Lee will be present for the weekend, as will members of the 7th Indiana Cavalry…
Paulding County EMA Announces Road Closures
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•These are Areas to Avoid Paulding County Emergency Management Agency For More Information Contact: Edward Bohn, EMA Director • 503 Fairground Dr. Paulding, Ohio 45879 pauldingema@windstream.net Office: 419-399-3500 Cell: 419-399-7226 Date/Time: June 17, 2015 1:45pm Subject: Paulding County Flooding The Paulding County Emergency Management Agency (EMA) is working with county, township and village officials,…
Paulding County 4-H Junior Fair Results
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•FOOD & NUTRITION: Beginning Projects: I Spy in the Kitchen – Laryssa Whitman, BEST, Rosette Snack Attack – Carla Manz, BEST, Rosette Best Beginning Food Project – Carla Manz, Trophy (Tim & Vicky Steel) 2nd Place Beginning Food Project – Laryssa Whitman, Plaque/Rosette (Livewires 4-H Club) Intermediate Projects: Grill Master – Cameron Graham, BEST, Rosette…
Love’s Adds Over 70 Jobs to Woodburn
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•The growth in Woodburn continues.“Clean Places, Friendly Faces.” This has been a guiding motto at Love’s since beginning in 1964, and it’s leading them into the future. “We’re passionate about serving drivers with clean, modern facilities,” stated John Joseph, District Manager for Love’s Travel Stops. Love’s announced their ribbon cutting several weeks ago, scheduling it…
“My Community is Full of Heroes!” Kick-Off Summer Fun in Payne!
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•The Payne Branch Library invites children of all ages and their families to kick-off super summer fun at this community-wide event. Drop by the Payne Fire Department on Tuesday, June 23, from 5:00pm-7:30pm, to meet a wide variety of our own local heroes, make crafts, get information about summer library programs, explore a fire truck,…