Paulding FFA Gets in the Christmas Spirit Through Service Projects

Pictured here are the 20 members of the Paulding FFA Chapter who went adopt a family shopping at Walmart in early…

IU Health Donates Over 650 Pairs of Pajamas to PCA Students

In a heartwarming gesture of generosity, IU Health staff have successfully completed a pajama drive, ensuring that every student at…

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Detwiler-Rodriguez Fund Supports Night to Shine 2025 with $2,000 Grant

Representing the grant Jasmine Rodriguez, Shelley Detwiler, – DAF fund holders; and Eli Tracy, assistant pastor at the Family Christian…

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Detwiler and Rodriguez Families Establish Donor Advised Fund

Pictured representing the new DAF are (L to R) Jasmine Rodriguez – Shelley’s daughter, Shelley Detwiler -Donor and Terry Melton…

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Paulding Elementary Celebrates November Mindset Marvels

The honored students include: Front Row: Aubree Thompson, Lydia Reinhart, Alana Vance, and Atticus Sprouse. Middle Row: Quynn Arend, Arianna…

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Mayor Terry McDonald Declares a “Snow Advisory” Level in New Haven

by News Submissions • January 8, 2014

New Haven, Indiana – Mayor Terry McDonald of New Haven has downgraded the City of New Haven from a “Snow Watch” and declared a “Snow Advisory” (the lowest travel advisory level) in New Haven effective at 6:00 p.m. this evening. A “Snow Advisory” is the lowest travel advisory level. Routine travel or activities may be…

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6th Annual March for Life

by News Submissions • January 8, 2014

Sponsored by Mother Teresa Respect for Life The March for Life is to walk and stand up for those children who are within the womb of their mothers who cannot say how beautiful their lives are. The march will start at the same time as the March for Life in Washington D.C. to unite in…

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Latta Cosponsors Health Exchange Security and Transparency Legislation

by News Submissions • January 8, 2014

WASHINGTON, D.C. – Congressman Bob Latta (R-Bowling Green) has cosponsored H.R. 3811, the Health Exchange Security and Transparency Act. This legislation, sponsored by Congressman Joe Pitts (R-PA), would require the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) to notify individuals if their personal information has been stolen or unlawfully accessed through a federal or state…

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ODOT Update: Progress Is Being Made

by News Submissions • January 8, 2014

-85 ODOT crews are currently operating on the highways within the eight-county area of ODOT District 1. -Crews resumed treating roadways today with salt and calcium chloride to take advantage of the sun. Treating was primarily concentrated on priority travel routes and at intersections. -Good progress was made today as some roadways now have bare…

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UPDATE: Dropped to Level 2, Sheriff says

by News Submissions • January 8, 2014

The Paulding County Sheriff’s Office made a statement saying the roads conditions brought the Weather Emergency down to a Level Two. This means you may travel, but you must be very careful and should travel on if necessary. Original Announcement: WEATHER EMERGENCY – ROAD CLOSURE Sheriff Jason K. Landers has issued a Level 3 Weather…

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Severe Winter Weather Update – 1-7-14

by News Submissions • January 7, 2014

As of 4:30 p.m., INDOT has made progress plowing drifted and snow-covered roads in Northeast Indiana, but extremely hazardous icy conditions remain, and conditions may worsen overnight. Throughout the day INDOT crews have been successful clearing snow that forced traffic onto narrow driving lanes, due to blowing and drifting. In addition, many roads that had…

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