It was well worth the money for the Woodlan fans.This first round of the ACAC tournament started on Tuesday, January 14 at the Warrior home court. This game was nothing like the girls’, being fast paced, with both teams on fire. Woodlan took an early lead, but Leo came back and surpassed the Woodlan score…
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Leo Girls win ACAC Round 1 Against Woodlan
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The Allen County All-Conference Girls basketball tournament started on Tuesday, January 14 at Elmer Strautman gymnasium located on the Warrior Campus. Leo took on Woodlan in the first game of the night. The game was a very slow paced game with Leo winning the matchup, sending the Lions to round two. See the action here:…
Paulding Falls to Wayne Trace in Close Game
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It was a good but difficult game for both teams.The tension was thick as the boys basketball game began at the Paulding stadium in Tuesday, January 14. Earlier in the evening the Raiders picked up a win against Paulding 53-35. The varsity game was quite a bit more intense. The gymnasium was packed, including the…
Off The Wall Graffiti takes on the snow!
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Off The Wall Graffiti takes on the snow!In the midst of the snow plows, sunshine, icy roads, a level 3 snow emergency and school closings, an abstract gathering of individuals took place on Tuesday, January 7th. Some Antwerp young people had the opportunity to meet, draw and paint with Off The Wall Graffiti. The original…
Wayne Trace Junior High Spelling Bee Winner
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Wayne Trace JH recently held it’s annual Spelling Bee. 57 students participated with the winner being 7th Grader Levi Manz, and the runner-up was Connor Baumle. Way to go guys!!!
Paulding Girls Fall in Close Match
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Paulding Girls took on the Bluffton Pirates in the Monday night basketball matchup on January 13. The first quarter stung hard for the Lady Panthers, as the Pirates had the lead by more than three times the Panther score, ending it 17-5. The Paulding coach, Lyndsi Schultz, had a serious talk in the time between…
Divine Mercy Spelling Bee Winners
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Divine Mercy Catholic School recently held their annual spelling bee. Kaden Sutton, Grade 5, son of Kylie Folsum and Mitch Sutton won the spelling bee by spelling the word obsidian correctly. Kenadie Daeger, Grade 5, daughter of Jeremy & Michele Daeger came in second place.
Jayde Garcia Wins WT Payne Elem Spelling Bee
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The annual Spelling Bee competition was held at Payne Elementary on January 10, 2014. Sixth grade student Jayde Garcia (left) was the winner correctly spelling “bolide”. Sydney Coyne (right) finished as runner-up. Jayde will represent Payne Elementary at the Paulding County Spelling Bee on January 27.
Real Ribbon Cutting for Real Waste
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You’ve seen the bright pink trash totes if you have travelled through Paulding County in the last few years. These were put in place by a small startup company known as Real Waste LLC. It was started in September of 2010 in the small town of Broughton. Since then, it has relocated to Oakwood. In…
Grover Hill Announces Spelling Bee Winners!
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Wayne Trace Grover Hill Elementary held the annual Spelling Bee on Friday, January 10th, 2014. After fifteen rounds, first place winner is fourth grader Lauren Walls, daughter of Bill and Kim Walls. She spelled “hermitage” correctly to win the Bee. Second place runner up is sixth grader Andrew Sinn, son of Steve and Joy Sinn. All…
Chloe Bremer wins 2014 Central Lutheran School Spelling Bee
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Congratulations to Chloe Bremer, 8th grader, who won the 2014 Central Lutheran School Spelling Bee on Monday, January 13th. Jacob Birkmire of 7th grade was the runner-up. Chloe was a runner-up as a 6th grader in 2012 and was the winner as a 7th grader last year. Chloe will now represent Central Lutheran School in…
Spelling Bee Winners announced at Paulding Elementary
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Paulding Elementary held their annual Spelling Bee on Friday, January 10, 2014. Winning the Bee was Olivia Clark. Coming in first runner-up was Caleb Manz and second runner-up was Jasmine Wong. Congratulations to all three students. Olivia Clark will represent Paulding Elementary at the County Spelling Bee.
Biologists Propose Removing Bobcats from Ohio’s Threatened Species List
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Traditional hunting dates proposed for 2014-2015 seasonThe Ohio Wildlife Council received proposed changes to several species designations, including bobcats, as well as potential dates for the upcoming fall hunting seasons on Wednesday, Jan. 8, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). The ODNR Division of Wildlife biologists submitted a proposal to remove the…
