Paulding, OH: A national campaign that swept across the country a couple years ago showcasing school districts denying children any type of lunch if they forgot their money or had a low account balance motivated a few Paulding residents to make sure that never happens at their local district. An account specifically used for that…
LEARN Resource Center recently wrapped up its first ever eight-week summer program in Monroeville at The Monroeville Community Park, and its yearly nine-week summer program in New Haven at Grace Gathering Church. The new part day summer program in Monroeville served a total of 37 children. This program was free and open to students in…
From: Grabill Eye Center An exciting astronomical occurrence is coming our way Monday, August 21st. During the solar eclipse, the moon will pass directly between the earth and sun casting a shadow on the earth and temporarily blocking sunlight. While the greatest effect, a total eclipse, will be seen further south in western Kentucky and…
LEARN Resource Center is now accepting registration for its before and after school programs in New Haven. Program sites are located at New Haven Primary and New Haven Intermediate. Before school program runs from 7:00 a.m. until school begins. After school program runs from after school until 6:00 p.m. Programs are for students who attend…
Paulding County Board of Developmental Disabilities is excited to offer a summer enrichment program to children ages 3 – 15, who qualify for county board services. The program, which will run from July 10th thru August 4th, will be held at Parc Lane Center, 900 Fairground Dr. in Paulding. A nominal fee of $30 will…
CHP Home Care & Hospice will conduct its annual Rays of Hope Camp, June 27-29, 8:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. daily at YMCA Camp Clay, 9196 Liberty-Union Rd., Van Wert. The camp is for children and youth (ages 6-17) from throughout the area, who have recently lost a loved one and helps them gain support,…
It began as a fun activity and turned into a community project. Rainbow Child Care of Leo, Indiana, asked their students to begin collecting used children’s books, and the results were much greater than expected! So they decided to bless other kids in the community by donating their collection to Christian Community Health Care in…
Did you know that one of the best indicators of how a child will read is being able to recite nursery rhymes as they enter kindergarten? Shown here are the children in the youngest class of three and four year olds at Ann’s Bright Beginnings. Not only did we learn to recite our nursery Rhymes,…
As preparation for the upcoming Veterans’ Day, the children of Divine Mercy Catholic School are interviewing Veterans of the area. Mr. Robert Franklin of Payne came to visit with the First and Second Grade. He told of his adventures during World War II aboard the USS Yorktown. Mr. Franklin was a gunner in the US…
Dear Miss C, All over the news are stories about intolerance. It’s so disheartening to watch the news because every day there is a new story about new shootings, racial and sex discrimination. Seriously. I am a Christian woman, and sometimes I think that we are part of the problem! How can I teach my…
Dear Miss C, I am thinking of asking my girlfriend to marry me, but I am afraid, not because I’m not sure I love her, but because I am afraid of how we will live together in a real family sense, like having and raising children and how we will handle money together. Aren’t these…
