Ann’s Bright Beginnings & Daycare were recently visited by Marcia Pressler. She visits us once a month in the summer…
Continue Reading →Pictured (l-r): Sandra Barber (Chair, NSCC Board of Trustees), Dr. Todd Hernandez (NSCC President), Kevin Whitlock (representing the NSCC Foundation…
Continue Reading →2024 NSCC Law Enforcement Academy graduates. Front L to R: Brianne Basilius, Emilyanne Cox, Ashlyn Figy, Kelley Foor. Back L…
Continue Reading →LifeWise Academy in Antwerp, Ohio, is expanding its program to offer classes for Antwerp Local Schools students in grades 1–7.…
Continue Reading →2023 Patriotic Kiddie Parade was a little wet, but FUN! Come out July 9th, 2024 for this year’s parade! Tuesday…
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Lisa Knox, MPH, Ambulatory Care Transitions Coordination Supervisor for Parkview Population Health organized a shoe drive within her department this week for Changing Footprints. Each of the 25 members of her team were asked to bring in their used shoes on Tuesday Nov. 28th. A representative from Changing Footprints was on hand to collect the…
To kick off the month of December, Wayne Trace boys basketball traveled to Lincolnview for some Friday night high school basketball play. The Raiders were on fire from the jump ball scoring a mammoth 22 points in the 1st quarter. The Lancers rallied in the 2nd quarter with 17, but still outpaced by the Raiders…
HOLGATE – Landon Brewer scored 19 points and Carson Altimus added 16 to lead the Antwerp Archers to a 49-36 victory over Holgate in the Archers’ boys basketball season opener Saturday evening. Zaine McMichael chipped in six markers for the blue and white, which also got four points from Aiden Lichty and three by Reid…
PAULDING – New Paulding boys basketball coach Logan Stoller was victorious in his first game as head coach of the Panthers as the maroon and white rolled to a 50-24 victory over visiting Continental Friday night. The maroon and white led at every stop, taking a 14-9 lead at the end of one period before…
Lifewise Academy – Tinora recently received a generous donation of $2,000 from the Moose Lodge Family Center to support their Lifewise programs. Pictured (L to R) are Valerie Gerdeman – Social Quarters Manager, Pam Schroeder – Tinora Lifewise Director, and Ben Polzin – Poplar Ridge Pastor.
Like swirling leaves in autumn, such has been the last few months with many rumors about the future of a local hospital. Most are not entirely true, but all seem to have some basis in reality. A grim picture was painted, but with hope, at the Community Memorial Hospital meeting that took place with the…
