This summer the Caring & Sharing Food Pantry received great community support to help stock their shelves and serve more Paulding County residents than ever before. In June, July and August 2024, the Pantry served 711, 753 and 757 Paulding County residents respectively. “This is more than we have ever served month after month,” said…
2024 Wayne Trace High School Homecoming Court are pictured above: (front row) 10th grade – Stefany Lopez-Castillo, 9th Grade – Addyson LaBounty, 12th Grade – Lorie Sinn, 12th Grade – Natalie Stoller, 12th Grade – Ava Stoller, 12th Grade – Isabella Knowles, 11th Grade – Chloe McClure; (back row): 9th Grade – Reece Morehead, 10th Grade…
The 2024 Youth Business Showcase proved to be another success with ten business showcase participants attending. The showcase offered a variety of products such as woodworking, paintings, plants, jewelry, bakery items and even power washing as a service of their business. The Youth Business Showcase has proven to show all the amazing talent and skills…
Congratulations to Greyson Harder, senior at Paulding High School, who signed his letter of intent to continue his baseball career and his education at Mount Vernon Nazarene University!
The Kiwanis Club of Paulding County was privileged to have Matt Miller, Assistant Paulding County Prosecutor, as the speaker at the September 19, 2024, club meeting. Matt also serves as the Secretary for the Paulding Kiwanis Club, and he spoke to the group about the State of the Club as well as the upcoming elections…
5th Graders in Paulding County will participate in the Annual GREEN Day, or Growing Resources in Education Exploration in Nature, Event. Children will learn from experts who have been invited to present to students on the topics of Water Quality, Soil Health, Forestry, and Wildlife. Wildlife officers from ODNR will also be part of the…
By: Paulding FFA Reporter, Addison Hunt On September 14, the Paulding FFA Chapter put on a petting zoo at the Gardens of Paulding. The petting zoo provides a chance for residents who live at the Gardens and their family members to see and pet several different types of farm animals. The petting zoo was a…
Tuesday, September 17, the XC teams hosted the Paulding County meet. The junior high started off the night with a combined race. The Lady Archers placed second as a team. They were led by second place finisher Gianna Laker, followed by Brooklynne Lawson, Charlotte Hook, Heidi Rice, Annabelle Mowery, and Aleta Sorrell. In boys action…
PROPERTY FRAUD occurs when someone records a fraudulent document in the county land records office, making it look like they own your home or property. Property Fraud Alert is a notification services that alert subscribers against the possibilities of fraudulent activity being committed against their property. The Paulding County Recorder’s Office is now offering this…
Submitted By: Kim Sutton The Paulding United Methodist Church is celebrating not one, but two, major church anniversaries. The first Methodist Episcopal wooden church was built in Paulding in 1874, 150 years ago! The current brick Paulding United Methodist Church was dedicated in 1899, 125 years ago! To commemorate these two important milestones an Anniversary…
Avery Cooper scored on a pair of touchdown runs to lead the Paulding Panthers to a 24-14 win over rival Wayne Trace Friday night in high school football action at Keysor Field. The victory pushes the Panthers to 4-0 overall on the season and 1-0 in the Green Meadows Conference while Wayne Trace falls to…
Join us on Paulding County Business Weekly as we hear from Kass Chesnut, the “Lewis & Clark” entrepreneur who has introduced a 24-hour option of exercise to Paulding County in Paulding, but has now also expanded into Oakwood. Thank you to OhioMeansJobs for sponsoring this program. You can tune in to Paulding County Business Weekly…
By: JOHN PAULDING HISTORICAL MUSEUM 40 Years Ago From the Paulding Progress of Sept. 12, 1984: More than 1,200 students are enrolled in Wayne Trace schools for 1984-85. A big increase was reported in kindergarten students – 63 at Payne and 57 at Grover Hill. Members of the United Cement, Lime, Gypsum and Allied Workers…
