By: Joe Shouse, Sports Writer GROVER HILL – The three Paulding County schools meet at Welcome Park in Grover Hill for the annual county cross country meet. In the girl’s meet the Wayne Trace edged past Antwerp while on the boys side it was the Archers slipping past the Raiders. The girl’s team scores: Wayne Trace…
By: Paulding FFA Reporter Caydence Rue On Monday September 5th the Paulding FFA Chapter had 28 members walk in the Oakwood Homecoming parade to represent our chapter. Then there were 10 members that stayed to help with kids games and activities. The kids were able to play nine square in the air, dig through a…
Wayne Trace High School recently announced the 2022 Homecoming Court. Pictured here are (bottom row, l-r) 9th Grade -Torree Sinn, 10th Grade – Harper Myers, 12th Grade – Sydnee Sinn, 12th Grade – Laura Thornell, 12th Grade – Hannah Maenle, 12th Grade – Kiara Bahena, 11th Grade – Melanie Dunham; (top row, l-r) 9th Grade –…
Inspiring the next generation of manufactures is the theme at the Manufacturing Day (MFG Day) Expo, with events to be held at Northwest State Community College in Archbold, Ohio. Nearing ten years in existence, the event brings manufactures and high school juniors and seniors together in order to show them the number of great career…
PAULDING – Corey Everetts threw for 131 yards and ran for 92 more as the Edgerton Bulldogs recorded a 48-0 victory over Paulding in Green Meadows Conference football action at Keysor Field Friday evening. Everetts ran for a pair of scores and threw for two others to lead the Williams County squad to the win.…
WOODBURN – It was rivalry week for the Woodlan volleyball team as the Lady Warriors fell to Heritage in a heartbreaking five-set defeat before knocking off cross-state rival Antwerp Thursday evening. Against the Archers, Woodlan coasted to a 25-8 win in game one and posted a 25-14 victory in the second set before concluding the…
By: Joe Shouse, Sports Writer HAVILAND – Last Friday the Wayne Trace Raiders had the opportunity to draw even in the Green Meadows Conference. Unfortunately for the red, white, and blue a combination of the Raider offense not showing up and Tinora recording two first quarter touch downs — it was that was needed for the…
By: Elizabeth Bok This year at the Defiance County Fair there were many things that the Fairview FFA Chapter not only participated in but also greatly succeeded in. The members got to compete in the Ag Olympics with the Tinora and Ayersville FFA chapters. After completing the two parts of the Ag Olympics the Fariview…
Vantage Celebrates Fall Sports Spirit Day – Vantage student athletes from all 13 school districts were recognized on Fall Sports Spirit Day. Over 130 athletes are among the group, drenched with home school pride while wearing their jerseys. These athletes participate in football, volleyball, cross country, golf, soccer, tennis, cheerleading, pep band and even fall…
Wayne Trace senior Sydnee Sinn has earned National Recognition from the College Board National Recognition program. Sydnee earned the Rural and Small Town Recognition honor for outstanding academic achievement. To be eligible a student must have a 3.5 GPA or higher and score in the top 10% nationally on the PSAT/NMSQT. Sydnee is the daughter of…
The Wayne Trace FFA will host a Pancake & Sausage Breakfast on Saturday September 24, 2022 at the Wayne Trace High School cafeteria. They will be serving from 7:00-11:00 a.m.
Ann’s Bright Beginnings recently talked about the color GREEN and made frogs to go along with the lesson. These weren’t just ordinary frogs, these frogs were made out of canning jar lids and would croak when you pressed down on them! We had a croaking good time! Shown here from the left are: Mateo Ash, Olivia Rorick,…
Oakwood, Ohio – LifeWise Academy in Oakwood, Ohio commenced its first classes on Tuesday. LifeWise Academy currently enrolls students in grades Kindergarten – 6th grade. Students travel from the Oakwood Elementary School to Twin Oaks United Methodist Church, where they meet to receive Bible-based character education. “Thanks to our supportive community, we are up and…
