The Paulding County WMEA sponsored a poster contest for the fourth graders in Paulding County. The students were asked to design posters about recycling. Becky Suvar, program manager of the Paulding County WMEA, is pictured with the winners from Oakwood Elementary School. Hayden Mullen’s poster was chosed to be displayed on a billboard. Only four…
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Panthers Beat Antwerp in 2nd Quarter
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The night before the Paulding team travelled to Antwerp to scout the competition for the next game they would be playing at the Archer court. Would it be close? The game began Saturday, December 6 and the Archers were giving the Panthers a run for their money, going into overdrive and scoring 22 points in…
St. Rose School of Lima Celebrates First Year In New Home
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In November 2013, the St. Joseph of Lima School students, staff, parents, and community made a big move. They said goodbye to a 100-year-old school building and entered their new home, which was the former Monroeville School. In comparison, the new home represents a castle, filled with new opportunities, a media center, a gymnasium, more…
Ohio Native Animals Fur Display By Holtsberry
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Mr. Mark Holtsberry from the Paulding County Water & Soil Department visited Antwerp Elementary kindergarten students. He showed animal furs that are native to Ohio. Pictured beside Mr. Holtsberry are Grace Miller, Josie Hahn, and Lexy Hicks.
2014 NWC Fall Sports Scholar Athletes
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These are the 2014 Northwest Conference Fall Sports Scholar Athletes. The criteria for gaining scholar athlete recognition by the conferenc is as follows: Gold Level – Varsity letter earned in the sport and a grading period GPA of 3.5 or above. Silver Level – Varsity letter earned in the sport and a grading period GPA…
Antwerp School Receives Award for Most Improved Bus Fleet, Altic Recognized
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The Antwerp School board meeting took place on Thursday, November 20 before the fourth grade elementary play. Bob Herber gave the delegate meeting report. Nothing yet has been decided on Common Core. The state board will vote in December on whether to eliminate requirements that local districts have a certain number of elementary art, music…
Former pro baseball player visits Central Lutheran School
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Former professional baseball player and New Haven High School graduate, Dave Doster visited with Mrs. Anne Hess’s second grade class at Central Lutheran School. Doster played professionally from 1993-2005 and played for two seasons with the Philadelphia Phillies. While in the classroom, Doster described his professional playing experiences and also challenged students to determine the…
Local High School students donate to Habitat for Humanity
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By: Beth Stauffer Three High School students recently took time out of their busy lives to give back to the community. Samantha Saalfrank and Hadley Decker of New Haven, and Brooke Imel of Leo had a blast spending eight hours working on a Habitat for Humanity home, helping to build a home for someone in…
Crosby Signs with University of Findlay
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Molly Crosby, a senior at Wayne Trace High School, signed a letter of intent to play collegiate softball at the University of Findlay starting next fall. Crosby, who will go to college to become an intervention specialist, is coming off of a season that saw her post a record of 9-3 on the mound with…
Antwerp & Wayne Trace Schools Building for the Future
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“We finally have our own training room,” excitedly says the wrestling coach at Wayne Trace High School. For years the wrestling team has found its home practice room moved around in various places in the building. From the cafeteria to the second story behind the bleachers, the wrestlers have not had a place to call…
Students Donate to Habitat for Humanity
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Three New Haven High School students recently took time out of their busy lives to give back to the community. Samantha Saalfrank, Hadley Decker, and Brooke Imel had a blast spending 8 hours working on a Habitat for Humanity home, helping to build a home for someone in need. The girls were able to meet…
Woodlan Ends Tournament After Great Run
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Bremen travelled quite a ways to take on the Warriors now that 75% of the Indiana football teams have been eliminated over the last three Friday night tournament games. This game started a little late because of the distance. The first quarter was all for Bremen with two touchdowns. The first by Grant Klockow and…
Raiders Finish Fantastic Season at Tinora
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Wayne Trace went north of Defiance to take on the GMC champions for the first football game of sectionals. There is not much to say. The game was dominated by Tinora and turnovers plagued the Raiders. This was no Cinderella story like last year for the Raider Nation team on their path to the state…
