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Grisiers Present Lighthouse Print To Hospice Todd and Sabrina Grisier present a lighthouse print to Melanie Whitlock, hospice coordinator, Hospice-The Caring Way of Fulton and Williams Counties, at the Beacon of Hope benefit, Thursday, April 24. The lighthouse is a symbol of the hope offered by Hospice and the eternal light that burns within e... More ... Yoder Leaves Chamber Post For Northwest State College Vice President Position Receives Annual Salary Of $70,500 Tom Stuckey, president of Northwest State Community College, said Monday that Mari Yoder, executive director of the Archbold Area Chamber of Commerce, has been selected for a vice presidency at NSCC. Speaking at a Monday, April 20, breakfast, Stuckey said Yoder will be vice president of instituti... More ...
High school proms provide memories that last a lifetime. The 2008 Pettisville junior-senior prom, titled "Enchanted Moments," was no different. Top: Showing their best "we're tough" poses are, from left: Ashley Eicher, Jordan Riegsecker, Alexa Short, Keely Geringer, Katie Weber, Karina Rohrer-Meck, ... More ... Pettisville School District In Line For More State Building Money Legislation currently pending in the Ohio House of Representatives could lower the cost of a new school building for property owners in the Pettisville Local School District. The Pettisville School board met for a brief regular session Tuesday evening, April 15, followed by an extended work sessi... More ...
Chris Montalbine, Archbold, twirls his nine-year-old daughter Alyssa across the dance floor at Archbold High School, Friday, April 18, during a father-daughter dance. Elementary and middleschool age girls and their fathers enjoyed a special time together, dancing to music.- photo by David Pugh More ... Kinsman Misses Olympic Team, Still Pleased With Her Trial Run Rachel Sauder Kinsman missed a chance to join the U.S. Olympic team as a marathon runner, but still is pleased with her Sunday, April 20 run. She was only about seven seconds slower than the time she ran to qualify for the Olympic trials, and she missed training time due to the Oct. 25 birth of h... More ... Quake Wakes Mayor, But Not From Shaking The earthquake that rattled windows and shook beds from Nebraska to Ohio, Friday, April 18, wasn't felt by many in Archbold. It did awaken Jim Wyse, Archbold mayor. Wyse wasn't awakened by the earth moving; instead, it was a phone call from daughter Ashley, a senior at Miami University in Oxfor... More ... |
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