By: Staci Miller, FFA Advisor On November 5th, the Ohio Foundation announced the list of members who will receive a FFA jacket through the Ohio FFA Foundation’s Blue Jacket program. The Paulding FFA had several first-year members apply to receive a jacket by filling out a few essay questions about their future plans in the…
Congratulations to Paulding High School Senior Brooklynn Bakle who signed her letter of intent to continue her softball career and her education at Bluffton University!
Paulding scored 46 straight points and captured a county rivalry win as the Panthers cruised to a 46-6 victory over Antwerp at Archer Field Friday night (October 25th) in Green Meadows Conference football action. The victory, which moves the Panthers to 7-3 overall on the season and 4-3 in the league, clinches a second straight…
Woodlan runners compete at the IHSAA New Haven Cross Country Regionals. Katy Niles ran a season PR of 19:13.4 and qualified for the IHSAA State Cross Country meet November 2nd in Terre Haute. Other Woodlan Warriors that competed at the regional cross-country meet was Layla Hodson (22:31.2), Jeremiah Troyer (17:25.8) and Collin Klepper (18:42.8). Congratulations…
Three wrestlers from the Wayne Trace wrestling program traveled to Des Moines, Iowa to compete at the Brian Keck Preseason National Tournament on October 25th and 26th. The event brings high level competition represented by all states. Corbin Kimmel wrestled in the 120-pound weight class for the tournament. The senior finished in the top sixteen…
Northwest State Community College invites area veterans to enjoy a complimentary Veterans Luncheon on Thursday, November 7th, starting at 11:30 a.m. in the Voinovich Auditorium on the College’s Archbold campus. NSCC currently has approximately 120 student-veterans pursuing coursework, credentialing, certificates and/or associate degrees. NSCC President Dr. Todd Hernandez, a US Navy veteran, will open the…
The Oakwood Elementary Kindergarteners are preparing for their annual Veteran’s Day Program. The program will take place at the Oakwood Elementary School on Monday, November 11 at 9:00 a.m.
Ann’s Bright Beginners in the youngest class read the story “I know an Old Lady Who Swallowed Some Leaves” recently. After listening to the story, they made an old lady, and sequenced the story with pictures. Shown here with their beautiful craft is: Lenna Sauber, Micah Etter, Ava Hobart, Maelee Etter, and Keelyn Schweinsberg.
Grover Hill October Student of the month are pictured above: (front, l-r) Lincoln Stoller, Aliyah Duer, Charlotte Miller, Karlee Reichert, Owen Densmore, Aizlee Ricker, Wyatt Mengerink and Emery Boyer; (back, l-r) Allison Rojas-Palma, Emery LaBounty, Lyla Stoller, Gabby Lowe, Bentley Wright, Kendyl Hurd and Chandler Sinn.
The Antwerp School Board met on October 24 as the meeting had moved from its regularly scheduled date. Bob Herber is the state liaison for the school and he said that AEDs are now required by law. Vantage October 3. State Report Card – 5 star school is the highest rating and happy about that.…
On Saturday, October 19th seventh grade students, staff, and family members from Paulding Junior High School volunteered at the Caring and Sharing Food Pantry in Paulding, Ohio. Shown in the picture from left are: Ryker Johnson, Mrs. Megan Johnson, Kenny Peffley, Miranda Lewis, and Bindy Font.
Paulding Junior High School is utilizing the 7-Mindsets curriculum to address the social and emotional needs of students. Each unit revolves around a specific theme students can apply to their lives. This unit’s theme was Everything Is Possible. Shown in the picture are Paulding Junior High School’s Everything Is Possible Mindset Motivators. The PHS Personal Growth students met with their Paulding…
By: Addy Hunt, Reporter-Paulding FFA On Wednesday, October 9th, the Paulding FFA Chapter had 25 members travel around Paulding County to feed the farmers in the fields. The chapter first started doing this service project four years ago and it’s one of our favorite projects to do each year. The chapter found that it…
