The Raiders wrestlers were honored at the boys basketball game on Friday, February 13. This team pulled in their first GMC title for the Raiders after winning the title at Fairview on Saturday, February 7. Coach George Clemens waves to the crowd while the announcer presents each of the names during half time. Congratulations go…
Category: School
CLS Sends Five Students to Regional History Bee
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Central Lutheran School is proud to announce that it will be sending five students to the Regional History Bee in Indianapolis on March 30. The History Bee is a fun, interactive quiz program that tests students’ knowledge of various historical topics. Emily Farler, Ethan Berning, Afam Nzekwe, Matthew Gehl , and Logan Bauer each qualified…
Cameron Stoller Places 1st in County Spelling Bee
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Wayne Trace spellers grabs first and second place in the spell off. Last night on February 9 the winners of all Paulding County schools descended upon Antwerp as they battled for the top spot of the Journal Gazette Spelling Bee competition. These smart speller representatives included: Gaige McMichael, Antwerp Elementary; Grace Tuttle, Antwerp Jr. High;…
Raiders Defeat Aces Twice
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Both games were an excellent source of entertainment for the fans.Close Game Raiders and Aces The highly anticipated conference boys basketball game between Hicksville and Wayne Trace took place at the Aces home court on Friday, February 6, both coming in with excellent records for this season. Hicksville has won the last three games while…
PAULDING COUNTY YOUTH TO VISIT JAPAN THROUGH 4-H
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Paulding County 4-H’er, Katie Oberlin, will be traveling to Japan this summer as part of the 4-H / Japanese Exchange Program. Katie, (11 years old), is the daughter of Gabe Oberlin and Melanie Oberlin. Katie will join youth from around the country for the exchange, July 8 to August 6. While in Japan, Katie will…
Diligence Catches Bomb Scare Suspect!
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It was in lunch high school lunch period when the students heard they had to rush out at Antwerp Local Schools on Tuesday, January 27. Why? “It’s a bomb. We must evacuate the school!” The teachers and administrators began moving the young people to their appropriate bus numbers on this cloudless day. Kindergartners and some…
Raiders Pick Up Win But Not by Much
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The winning streak continues after a tight game.The Raider boys were back in action on Saturday, January 25 at the Palace against stiff competition from the southeast as Shawnee High travelled up for an intense match. It was a game packed with action from the beginning to the end and even has the Raiders nearly…
Antwerp Wrestlers Battle Ayersville & Parkway
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On January 13th, Antwerp hosted a wrestling tri-match with Ayersville and Parkway. Individually, the Archers bested their opponents, but the team scores are also recorded and since Antwerp’s team is still growing, the scores went to Parkway and Ayersville. Team: Parkway 42, Antwerp 24 106 – Antwerp forfeits to Tristen McKee (P) 113 – Antwerp…
Antwerp Athletic Boosters Set January Meeting Date
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The monthly Antwerp Athletic Boosters Board of Directors Meeting will be held January 28, 2014, in the Board of Education Meeting Room at 7:00 pm. This is a public meeting. The boosters is a group of volunteers dedicated to assist the athletic department financially through various projects to better the facilities, uniforms and equipment of…
Paulding County Spelling Bee Announced
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Sandra Freeman, Coordinator for Gifted Services, Western Buckeye ESC, cordially invites the public to attend the 2015 Journal Gazette Paulding County Spelling Bee. The County Bee is scheduled for Monday, February 2, 2015 at 7:00 p.m. at the Antwerp Local School Auditorium. Ten school champions, in grades four through eight, will compete for the honor…
Linder Breaks Record Against Edgerton
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The record has held since 2004It was a great night for games on Tuesday, January 13. Edgerton boys travelled to the Palace for the boys basketball game, entering the competition with a 5-3 record. Wayne Trace came away from their first loss against Napoleon on Saturday, putting their tally at 7-1. The first half was…
Surprise, Surprise, Woodlan Wins the Prize!
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Going into the ACAC Tournament game Woodlan boys had a 1-10 record while the competitors, Heritage, landed in the match at 5-3. I have to say I wasn’t expecting Woodlan to do so well with their current history, but they surprised me. The first quarter was not even close, as the Warriors tore away from…
Woodlan High School Hosts Blood Drive
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The Woodlan Service Club President, Derick Herschberger, will be hosting a Red Cross blood drive from Noon until 6:00 p.m. on Wednesday January 14th. Collections over the holidays drop so the Red Cross is trying to improve the situation by offering seniors a chance to win a $1000 scholarship, IF they will host a drive.…
