Members of Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative recently donated $13,332 to 13 local charities and community projects through the cooperative’s Operation Round Up program. Thanks to the 80% of members who round up their electric bill and donate to this fund, PPEC has provided more than $710,900 to northwest Ohio and northeast Indiana communities since 2010.…
Paulding County Opportunity Center would like to express our gratitude to Cooper Farms for the donation of a washer & dryer for our school. (Pictured is Nicole Harris from PCOC and Kacy Wagner from Cooper Farms) The Paulding County Opportunity Center is an alternative learning center that serves students from Wayne Trace Local Schools, Paulding…
Paulding High School proudly announces the successful completion of its second Construction Basics I and II class. This cohort was offered to students at the Paulding County Opportunity Center (PCOC). There were two separate classes offered to students from the high school and those who attend PCOC. The program, offered by Northwest State Community College…
Members of Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative recently donated $12,980 to 12 local charities and community projects through the cooperative’s Operation Round Up program. About 80% of PPEC members round up their electric bill and donate those pennies to this fund, making a huge impact in the co-op’s northwest Ohio and northeast Indiana communities. Participating members…
Paulding VFW Post 587 members have been very generous in assisting with community needs this holiday season. Recently the VFW donated $500 to the Paulding County Opportunity Center. Money donated will be used toward Christmas dinners and gifts for the students. The Paulding County Opportunity School encompasses students from Antwerp Local Schools, Paulding Exempted Village Schools…
The Paulding Eagles Ladies Auxiliary has donated $1000 to the Paulding County Opportunity Center to put towards Christmas dinners and gifts for the students. The Ladies Auxiliary is focused on raising funds to help wherever they see a need in the community.
