Paulding County Progress
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The Paulding Progress has more subscribers in Paulding County, Ohio, than any other newspaper. The Paulding County Progress is a weekly community newspaper that tries to capture the flavor of life here for the diverse readership that calls Paulding County "home." We care about the county and its people. We care about our customers and their needs. Source
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| Scope | Local |
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
| Media Market | Fort Wayne |
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| Frequency | Weekly |
| Days Published | Wed |
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Skip to content Sirius can be found just southeast of and in line with Orion’s “belt.” In our hemisphere, it is best seen from December to March. Image: Google AI If Florence and the Machine sang their hit song “Dog Days Are Over” today, they would be correct. But just what are dog days? And… Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close Tags # astronomy# nature notes# summer
Getting SSI and working? What you need to know
Skip to content photo: Metro Creative Media By ERIN THOMPSON Public Affairs Specialist, Toledo, OH When you receive Supplemental Security Income (SSI) and work, reporting your wages to Social Security accurately and… Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close
Election security - or the engineering of distrust?
Skip to content by ERVIN HOSKINS By turning voting machines, classified intelligence, and alleged foreign interference into political theater, the Trump administration is preparing voters to distrust an… Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close Tags # conspiracies# Donald Trump# election integrity# false claims# foreign threats# National Intelligence Council
MITCHELL A. "MITCH" COAK
MITCHELL A. “MITCH” COAK May 27, 1954 – Jul 23, 2026 Mitchell Allen Coak, 72, of Capon Bridge, WV, passed away on July 23, 2026, at Winchester Medical Center. Mitch was born on May 27, 1954, in Fort Wayne, IN, the son of the late Bernard Coak and Erma Sharp Strahley.
First Federal announces the addition of Sean LaFontaine
Skip to content information submitted First Federal of Van Wert, OH is excited to announce the hiring of Sean LaFontaine, who will be joining the bank as a… Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close
LORI J. SPONSELLER
LORI J. SPONSELLER Apr 1, 1958 – Aug 4, 2026 Lori J. Sponseller, 68, of Payne, OH, went home to be with her Lord and Savior Jesus Christ on August 4, 2026. She was born on April 1, 1958, in Angola, IN, to Vance Boots and the late Donna Mae Boots. Lori’s life was marked by a deep and abiding love for Jesus. Her faith was not something she simply spoke about; it was something she lived every day.
127 Yard Sale brings visitors and bargains
Skip to content A vendor set up at First Presbyterian Church in 2024 during the annual 127 Yard Sale. Inside, donated items are sold to benefit Caring & Sharing Food Pantry. photo: Jerry Stanford, Paulding Progress By JERRY STANFORDEditorjstanford@cherryroad.com PAULDING COUNTY – It’s that time of the year when the heat of summer brings the annual tradition of the US 127… Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close
Traffic, Criminal and Civil Court Dockets for Week Ending 7/28/26
Skip to content Traffic Docket Nicholas G. Eltzroth, Fort Wayne, Indiana, 80/65, $45 fine, $95 costs Reanee A. Hogan, Indianapolis, Indiana, 94/65,seat belt, $130 fine, $95 costs -CORRECTED-… Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close
Antwerp Exchange Bank welcomed to Kiwanis
Skip to content (L to R) Mark Ferris, Jeremy Dasher, Harvey Hyman, Carina Meyer photo submitted information submitted The Kiwanis Club welcomed Carina Meyer, Jeremy Dasher, and Mark Ferris of Antwerp Exchange Bank as guest presenters at this week’s meeting. The… Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close
Smoke effects on crop development
Skip to content Smoke from over 830 Canadian wildfires continues to cause hazy skies, poor air quality and breathing health concerns for those most vulnerable, especially in Northern… Login to continue reading Sign up for complimentary access Close