Hear it here! What did you say? Listen this week to the Paulding County Business Weekly podcast as Kim Molitor,…
Continue Reading →Pictured here are the 20 members of the Paulding FFA Chapter who went adopt a family shopping at Walmart in early…
Continue Reading →In a heartwarming gesture of generosity, IU Health staff have successfully completed a pajama drive, ensuring that every student at…
Continue Reading →Representing the grant Jasmine Rodriguez, Shelley Detwiler, – DAF fund holders; and Eli Tracy, assistant pastor at the Family Christian…
Continue Reading →Pictured representing the new DAF are (L to R) Jasmine Rodriguez – Shelley’s daughter, Shelley Detwiler -Donor and Terry Melton…
Continue Reading →Wayne Trace JH recently held it’s annual Spelling Bee. 57 students participated with the winner being 7th Grader Levi Manz, and the runner-up was Connor Baumle. Way to go guys!!!
Paulding Girls took on the Bluffton Pirates in the Monday night basketball matchup on January 13. The first quarter stung hard for the Lady Panthers, as the Pirates had the lead by more than three times the Panther score, ending it 17-5. The Paulding coach, Lyndsi Schultz, had a serious talk in the time between…
Mark S. Hampton, founder of FTL Leadership Group, will be the guest speaker at Defiance College’s Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. celebration on Thursday, Jan. 23. He will present the topic “Think Like A King,” at 7:30 p.m. in Schomburg Auditorium on the DC campus. Hampton has more than 25 years of experience in sales,…
Divine Mercy Catholic School recently held their annual spelling bee. Kaden Sutton, Grade 5, son of Kylie Folsum and Mitch Sutton won the spelling bee by spelling the word obsidian correctly. Kenadie Daeger, Grade 5, daughter of Jeremy & Michele Daeger came in second place.
The annual Spelling Bee competition was held at Payne Elementary on January 10, 2014. Sixth grade student Jayde Garcia (left) was the winner correctly spelling “bolide”. Sydney Coyne (right) finished as runner-up. Jayde will represent Payne Elementary at the Paulding County Spelling Bee on January 27.
You’ve seen the bright pink trash totes if you have travelled through Paulding County in the last few years. These were put in place by a small startup company known as Real Waste LLC. It was started in September of 2010 in the small town of Broughton. Since then, it has relocated to Oakwood. In…
