Hard work pays off with
Third Place ribbon, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “She placed third out of 12,” exclaimed an excited mom,
Paula Walls. Her daughter, Brooke Buckingham, was “all smiles” and
giving her grandpa a ride. Brooke, 14, is a student at Greenville
Junior High School. She and her registered miniature horse, Fizzie,
were scheduled for two “Classes” in the Junior Fair Horse Show at the
south end of the Darke County Fairgrounds on Aug. 20. Walls worked with
her daughter and... read
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Summer Winners at the Library
Everyone was a winner at the Greenville Public Library this summer!
Three different Reading Programs took place as well as three “Lunches
on the Lawn,“ eight Family Fun Days, five YA events, and two months of
weekly Children’s storytimes. Attendance was phenomenal and
many
great prizes were given away at the grand finale. The Teen Summer
Reading Program, "Beneath the Surface" was conducted by YA Librarian
Reuben Kennet... read
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Leah and Lexi compete, one on one,
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – Leah Wilburn and Lexi Shinn were the only two contestants
in the Junior High Individual portion of the 23rd Annual Great Darke
County Fair Cheerleading Competition on Aug. 16. Both are students at
Ansonia. The friends were competing one on one. Leah started working on
her routine about three weeks prior to the event, every day, two or
three times a day. “Yeah, I think I did good,” she said between gasps
for breath. “I had... read
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Pets of the week
We have Loki at the Darke County Animal Shelter. He is a 6-month-old
Lab mix. He is black with a little white and has short hair. He is a
sweet little guy and loves to play. He is current on his shots and will
make a great walking buddy. He is ready for adoption and waiting for a
new home. We have Roscoe at the Darke County Animal Shelter. He is a
2-year-old Australian Cattle dog, (Blue Heeler). He is gray and white
with short hair. He is a friendly little... read
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Commanding performance at ribbon
cutting,
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – Each year the Darke County Fair Board brings talented
singers to the Ribbon Cutting to sing the National Anthem while the
flag is raised to signify the opening of the fair. This year was no
different. Ansonia sophomore Jensen Sprenkel and junior Elissa Bennett
used a blend of harmony that was striking in its rendition of the
anthem. They maintained its traditional strains but did so in a unique
manner that was in a way... read
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Rooster Crowing, Calling
& an
interesting stat, Bob Robinson Comments,
Photos by Elaine
Bailey
There’s an interesting event that takes place every year in the Poultry
Barn at the Great Darke County Fair… never been there myself but Elaine
Bailey thought she’d check it out. The Rooster Crowing Contest. Or is
it the Rooster Calling Contest. Is there a difference? I searched the
Internet but no answers were to be found there. I did, however, find
out that roosters don’t need the “light” of dawn to announce its
coming. Seems researchers in... read
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Junior Fair,
By Lyn Bliss
Each year the excitement and anticipation is almost palpable the day
before the Great Darke County Fair is scheduled to begin. Then, the
gates open to the multitude of attendees who are there to enjoy the
efforts put forth by all those who make the fair possible. Not least of
those is the Junior Fair Board and all of the Junior Fair participants
who have worked so very hard during the previous year to bring their
animals to the fair, show them and then... read
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Senior
Scribe…Frazes at the Fair,
By Lyn Bliss
Two years ago, some of the unusual footwear caught my eye while people
watching at the Great Darke County Fair. A considerable amount of my
time at the Fair was spent looking down... and pointing my camera in
that direction when something unusual was found. This resulted in a
photo page of "Feet at the Fair". Last year, my attention was riveted
by all of the food being enjoyed by the fair-goers. I must have been
hungry on the first... read
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Ava
Gosnell, Jarrett Norris take Little Miss & Mr. titles,
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – Hundreds of parents, family and friends took a trip to the
West Coast Aug. 19 as 59 three, four and five-year-olds put together
their best “Surfin’ Safari” presentations in hopes of becoming the 2013
Little Miss & Mister Darke County Fair Queen & King.
Walking
away with the sashes, trophies, bicycles and a variety of other gifts
were Little Miss Darke County Fair Queen Ava Gosnell, age 4, daughter
of Trevor and Kristen... read
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Greenville
Athletic
Boosters Kick off New Season
The volunteer board for the Greenville Athletic Boosters met last week
kicking off a new season of fundraising! Season Kick-Off for 2013-2014
The Board has secured sponsorship for pre-game tailgating of the Home
Football Games this year. The first event will be August 30 from 5-7 pm
at Harmon Field; sponsored by Turtle Creek Golf Club. The event will
include free Hot Dogs and Brats for all to enjoy while listening to
music played by DJ West. Soft drinks & popcorn will be
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Bridges to College recognizes 13
scholarship winners
(Greenville, OH) Bridges to College honored its 13 scholarship
recipients during an awards reception on Monday, Aug. 12, at Montage
Café. “We awarded four new scholarships to Ansonia and Greenville High
School graduates,” said Beth Sears, executive director of the Bridges
to College program. “Plus, we had nine college students who renewed
their scholarships for another year.” Bridges to College awarded four
new scholarships to Austin Bergman, Sydney Hunt, Brittany Ulman and
Erica Waller... read
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Arcanum,
Ansonia take home top team trophies,
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – Arcanum’s varsity squad took home the Large Varsity Cheer
trophy at the Great Darke County Fair 23rd Annual Cheerleading
Competition Aug. 16. Ansonia’s Junior High squad took home the Junior
High Cheer trophy, while Mississinawa Valley took home the Large
Varsity Dance trophy. “This was really tough,” said the judges for the
event. Carrie Brown, Haley Roach and Morgan Landy, all University of
Dayton Cheerleaders, said they... read
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Unique Annie Oakley Collectible
The Garst Museum and The Annie Oakley Center Foundation, in Greenville,
Ohio is pleased to offer a unique Annie Oakley Collectible that
previously has not been offered for sale. This card is reminiscent of
promotional cards Annie Oakley would hand out to her audience after a
sharp shooting performance. Today, the originals are in museums and
private collections and are highly sought after as Annie Oakley
collectibles. In memory of Annie, the... read
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Greenville freshman takes top
individual
honors, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – Taylor Ward, an incoming freshman at Greenville High
School this year, took top honors at the 23rd Annual Great Darke County
Fair Cheerleading Competition on Aug. 16. “I’m happy and excited,” she
said, all smiles as she was holding her trophy. Taylor started working
on her routine in June. She did the standard cheer and chant but made
up some of the dance portions. “I practiced every day at home,” she
said. “I started... read
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2013 Ohio State University’s Farm
Science
Review – September 17, 18 & 19,
By Sam Custer OSU Extension, Darke County - Throughout its history,
Ohio State University’s Farm Science Review has been at the forefront
of showcasing the future of agriculture. Advance sale tickets for the
2013 Farm Science Review can be purchased at your Ohio State University
Extension, Darke County, office at 603 Wagner Avenue,
Greenville.
All advance sale tickets are $7.00 each; ages 5 and under are free.
Gate tickets will be $10.00. We also... read
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Woodland teachers prep for the
new school
year, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “We can tackle anything!!!” This was the chorus as over
two dozen teachers, paraprofessionals and literacy specialists
‘tackled’ the latest challenges at Woodland Heights Elementary School
on Aug. 13. They were getting ready for the new school year. The
morning topic? Ohio’s new Common Core Standards. There is more reading
and writing in the standards; higher expectations in all areas.
According to Literacy... read
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“No Name” rabbits take honors,
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – Two young ladies were holding and petting their rabbits in
the rabbit barn on Aug. 17. “It got a first, but doesn’t have a name,”
said Natasha Draper. “It?” “She. I have 20 rabbits. I’d forget their
names,” Natasha said. Natasha’s cousin, Leah Hiestand, was petting her
rabbit. “It doesn’t have a name,” she said. It had placed second in the
competition. “It?” “She. I have three rabbits that look just like her,”
Leah explained... read
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Versailles
Class of ’63 holds reunion
The Versailles High School class of 1963 celebrated its 50th year
reunion on Aug. 10. It was held in the Jaekle Room, Knights of Columbus
Hall, at Versailles. In the 1st Row: Jim Davidson Marilyn (Marchal)
Wilker, Jack Loxley, Sherry (Garrison) Hunt, Norma (Bey) Bruner, Linda
(Rinderle) Franck, Sherry (Zimmerman) Young, Don Bey. 2nd Row: Dick
Coffield, Betty (Hilgefort) Niekamp, Mary (Grilliot) Miller, Barbara
(Grilliot) Bohman... read
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“This has been a journey”
By
Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “This was a shock to my system after six times,” said
Greenville Schools Treasurer Carla Surber. “I was putting one foot in
front of me the entire campaign… now we have to start thinking long
term.” Surber said she should probably have a better timeline next week
but nothing can happen until the district receives the certification
from the Board of Elections. That can take up to 30 days. Once that is
done, the district will meet with... read
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Darke County Animals Shelter…Pets of the week
We have April at the Darke County Animal Shelter. She is an 8-year-old
Pomeranian mix. She is brown and white with long hair. She is a sweet
little girl and loves to be held. She was found in the Arcanum area.
This little sweetheart is waiting to be adopted. She will make a
wonderful companion. We have Lola at the Darke County Animal Shelter.
She is an 11-month old Boxer/shepherd mix. She is mostly white with
some brown. She has ... read
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Citizen
interest spurs continued Neighborhood Watch growth,
By
Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – Nearly 100 people crowded into the Greenville City Council
room and the hallway outside for the second meeting of citizens
interested in forming Neighborhood Watch groups. Greenville Police Lt.
Steve Strick started the Aug. 8 meeting with an apology and a success
story. The apology? “This was supposed to be a follow-up meeting with
the Central Avenue group, but so many citizens wanted to be involved,
it will have to start as. ... read
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Light
Foundation Enables Red Cross to Continue Mission
Darke County, August 19, 2013 —Known for football, the Patriots and now
the Light Foundation, Matt Light continues to support the Darke County
community through his foundation, generously giving to the American Red
Cross Darke County Chapter over $1300 dollars. The partnership between
the Light Foundation and the American Red Cross was created thru a
volunteer partnership for the foundation’s fundraiser, “The Gauntlet”,
where Red Cross volunteers brought in the Chapter’s Emergency
Response... read
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Noodle maker turns avocation into
a living,
By Elaine Bailey
“When Generous Motors laid me off, I turned to what I knew how to do…
make noodles.” Tom Hiel shares his story as he expertly chops
a
heap of portabella, shitake, and oyster mushrooms. He will
sauté
the mushrooms and later add them to pork that has simmered eight
hours. All ingredients will culminate in Chipotle Pork, an
entrée
for visitors seeking new fare at this year’s 2013 Great Darke County
Fair. Although Hiel has made... read
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American Red Cross Offers Tips to
Help Kids
Stay Safe Home Alone
Develop and Practice Plan to Ensure Safety after School - Darke County,
August 27, 2013 —As children around the nation are returning to school,
many of them will be spending time home alone after school until their
parents get home from work or school. The American Red Cross has steps
parents and children can take to make these after-school hours safer
and less stressful. “Decide if your child is mature enough to be home
alone and ask him or her if they would be comfortable being alone.”
“Parents... read
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Workshop Learning Center: New
location, new
services, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “We have lots of success stories,” according to Michelle
Drees, owner of The Workshop Learning Center; one of her favorites
however, involved a third grade boy. “He was failing pretty much
everything,” she said. “We started working with him in March. Two days
a week; it continued throughout the summer.” She paused. “He got
straight A’s in the fourth grade.” The Workshop Learning Center,
formerly located at 213 Walnut St., was... read
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Jungle Jim Produce has ‘Great
Year!’
Jungle Jim Produce has joined with Montessori School in Greenville to
bring the finest quality and flavored produce available in Darke
County. Daniel Soward, crop manager, says it has been a great year
despite the weather. Jungle Jim Produce is home grown, not shipped in
like many of the others. The company has four different farms in and
around Greenville and is currently running a special on tomatoes at 99
cents a pound. “They have flavor... read
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Darke
County Parks—Through the
Years… Shawnee
Prairie Preserve
This is the sixth installment of a series featuring Darke County Park
District’s twelve park areas. The mission of the Darke County
Parks is to acquire and preserve land areas possessing special natural
and historical features and to manage and maintain these resources for
the benefit of its residents through appropriate educational and
passive recreational programs and activities. The Park
District
was created in 1972 when the honorable Judge... read
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Darke County Red Cross offers
safety tips
for the fair
GREENVILLE - The tents are going, animals are getting baths and you can
smell the funnel cakes; nine days and nights of rides, exhibitions,
grandstand entertainment, 4-H shows and fair food, providing those who
attend a marvelous time at the great Darke County Fair! To
insure
that you continue to have a marvelous time, the Darke County Chapter of
the American Red Cross offers these safety tips for fairgoers. Be aware
of the animals around you and their environment. Cows still
kick,
horses still... read
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Local Toastmaster Keynote Speaker
Northern Division (A) Toastmasters International recently held its
Summer 2013 Toastmasters Leadership Institute at the Otterbein
Retirement Community in St. Marys, Ohio. The event was hosted by
distinguished toastmaster Ray Kramer, member of the Grand Lake
Toastmasters Club in St. Marys. Keynote speaker Robert Farmer
presented "From Volunteer to Leader.” Farmer has been a
member of
Greenville Toastmasters since 2006. He is serving... read
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Bob Evans supports the Darke
County Friends
of The Animal Shelter
Do you enjoy eating out? Why not support a worthy cause at the same
time. On August 16, 17 and 18 Bob Evans will donate 15% of your food
purchase to the Darke County Friends of The Animal Shelter to help
support Scentral Park Dog Park. At this occasion, The Darke County
Friends of the Shelter want to thank Extreme Insanity Dog Sports for
their recent donation. The proceeds from their two day flyball
tournament held at the... read
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ODA
asks citizens to check their trees for invasive pests
REYNOLDSBURG, Ohio (August 12, 2013) - In an effort to protect the
trees of Ohio, the Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) is encouraging
Ohio citizens to check their trees for signs of the Walnut Twig Beetle
and Asian Longhorned Beetle. Both of these tree pests have been
detected in southwest Ohio and threaten the health and viability of the
state’s hardwood forests, as well as some of the state’s leading
industries. Signs and symptoms of both the Walnut Twig Beetle and Asian
Longhorned...read
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Chasing
Hope - A local girl’s quest for a service dog
PITSBURG, Ohio — Hope Middlestetter’s life has been a challenge from
before she was born. Though her future was uncertain at times, her
parents helped her fight to meet each challenge. This determination led
them to apply to Dayton non-profit, 4 Paws For Ability, where Hope was
recently accepted to receive a multipurpose assistance dog; an addition
they believe could be life changing for their fearless child. Hope was
accurately diagnosed with... read
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Local
Early
Childhood Advisory Council Asking For Community Reps
PIQUA – Are you interested in early childhood education
issues?
Please share your voice in an opportunity to help shape an innovative
and positive future of our young children. Call today and be
part
of the solution. The Council on Rural Services… programs for innovative
learning, a local early childhood education provider in Darke County,
needs interested community representatives to join the early childhood
advisory council. This group has the task of reviewing program design
for... read
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2012
Junior Fair Royal Couple thank community for awesome year,
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “It was cool to see Lucas crown his little sister,” said
Kelsey Burchett, 2012 Darke County Junior Fair Queen. Lucas King, 2012
Junior Fair King, crowned Jenna King 2013 Junior Fair Queen on July 16.
“We were both rooting for his sister,” Kelsey added, “but she had
strong competition and she was young. The odds were not in her favor.”
“I saw her name on the paper… I almost had a heart attack,” Lucas
admitted. Kelsey ... read
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A
Successful 2013 “Back the Wave” Fundraising Event
Greenville student athletes in conjunction with the Greenville Athletic
Boosters, held their annual fundraising event, traditionally known as
“Back the Wave” on August 7th. The event kicked off with a large group
photo of Greenville Student Athletes - thanks to Century Link for
raising our photographer to new heights! Student Athletes went door to
door meeting the community, handing out Green Wave Window Clings and a
Greenville... read
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Volunteering
for education – trends are up
Education is important – and Darke County communities are showing that
support everywhere. Even in volunteering the trends show that people
are more likely to give of their time in education or youth services
than in most other organizations; this is an increase of 63%. Also a
high-light for Retired and Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP) is that Baby
Boomers and Older Americans are both over 40% more likely to volunteer
than the same age group in past years. Let RSVP help you find the
volunteer... read
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OSU Extension, Darke County…Estimating
Corn Yields Prior to Harvest, By Sam Custer
The corn fields in Darke County continue to look great even with part
of the county being shorted in many of the rains in July. While
traveling to Wauseon on August 6 for our precision planting field day I
observed corn and soybean fields that were inferior to ours in Darke
County. The purpose of this article is for you to be able to tell just
how good this crop is. Why would you want to know your estimated yield
potential? I would say because ... read
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Darke County Visitors Bureau… Illumination
receives Tourism Grant
GREENVILLE – The Darke County Visitors Bureau released the names of the
recipients of the 2013 Darke County Tourism Grant. This year, two
recipients were chosen. They are: Ohio Gourd Society for The Ohio Gourd
Show and Illumination Ministries for Illumination Festival. The
Illumination Festival started with a handful of people with a common
goal in mind – to bring the top artists in contemporary... read
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Darke County Sheriff’s Office… Safety
at the Darke County Fair
In preparation for the GREAT DARKE COUNTY FAIR several public service
entities have been meeting for the past several months to promote
SAFETY for all who will be attending the fair this year. The Darke
County Fair Board, Darke County Commissioners, Darke County Homeland
Security & Emergency Management Agency, Greenville Township
Rescue,
Greenville Police Department, Greenville Fire... read
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Gathering
at
Garst allows visitors to relive history, By
Ryan Berry
GREENVILLE – The Gathering at Garst was once again a huge success.
Thousands of visitors enjoyed great food, incredibly artistic vendors,
non-stop entertainment and a step back into the past during the two-day
festival on July 27 and 28. Those coming anywhere close to the Garst
Museum grounds were greeted and drawn in by the wonderful smells coming
from the barbecue. Without fail, every few... read
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Harless
passes
Annie Oakley sash to her best friend, By Bob
Robinson
GREENVILLE – “Courtney was my first runner up last year,” Elisabeth
said. “We’ve been good friends since the second grade… it started with
a little argument. We worked it out and we’ve been friends ever since.”
The argument? “Well, I tried to talk to her but she wasn’t listening.
So I pulled her hair.” That’s how the friendship started 10 years ago
between 2012 Miss Annie Oakley Elisabeth Harless and 2013... read
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BBBS receives more than $1.3
million
through JCPenney and Haggar fundraising
Philadelphia, Pa (July 26, 2013) – Big Brothers Big Sisters of America,
the nation’s largest donor and volunteer supported mentoring network,
will be able to help mentor more young people thanks to $1.3 million
raised through jcpenney’s charitable giving program, jcp cares, and the
retailer’s national brand partner, Haggar. Throughout the month of June
jcpenney invited customers to support the nationwide mentoring program
by rounding up their purchases, both in-store and online at jcp.com, to
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Annie Oakley
reunion, Antique
Annie’s highlight festival, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – The 50th Annual Annie Oakley Days Festival is in the books
with several highlights. One of them was a reunion of former Miss Annie
Oakley’s, including two of the three Antique Annie Oakley’s from the
years 1993-95. Seventeen former Miss Annie’s were on the grounds to
celebrate 50 years of honoring the Darke County heroine. Carolyn Fisher
was Antique Annie Oakley 1994. She commented to 2013 Miss Annie …read
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Second
National donates to
Bridges to College
Second National Bank recently donated to the Bridges to College
program. “Bridges to College appreciates the support Second National
Bank has given the program since its inception in 2006,” said Beth
Sears, executive director of Bridges to College. “The bank’s generous
contributions will enable us to help students go to college though
mentoring, college awareness programming, and scholarships.” To learn
more about. ... read
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Breast
Cancer Awareness events kick off Annie Oakley Saturday,
By
Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “The first ones should be back in about 16 and a half
minutes…” The prediction was not too far off as 2008 Ansonia grad Aaron
Fraley stopped a few steps from the finish line to offer a “thumbs up”
at 16:56. He was the first to arrive. Event coordinator Coy Boroff said
the annual 5K to raise money for Breast Cancer Awareness, which was
founded by Sherry Smith, will raise about $10,000 this year. He noted,
however, the number of... read
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Rain hampers turnout but not
excitement for
annual parade, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – Umbrellas and smiles were everywhere as young and old
anticipated the start of the parade for the 50th Annual Annie Oakley
Days Festival. There were a few exceptions. 8 a.m… “Hey it’s raining
sheets here… is there still going to be a parade?” Yes. The parade will
go on as scheduled. A volunteer commented: “Rain? If the kids have to
be here – like they’re on a float or something – they’ll show up. If
they’re only volunteering, they... read
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Victory Celebration? You betcha!
By Bob Robinson
“Honk if you support Greenville Schools!” I haven’t heard that much
honking since I was a sub and took my kindergarten class to the
Greenville Street Department on a field day. The kids got into those
huge machines and honked horns all morning. That was what it was like
Saturday around the Greenville Circle. Seems they were celebrating a
few days early. They were yelling, dancing, waving signs. Were they
practicing for... read
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I
absolutely loved every minute, Courtney
Osborne, Miss
Annie Oakley 2013
This weekend has been a blast. I never expected to have so much fun or
to be this tired. Over the past few days I have met several of the
previous Miss Annie Oakleys and two of the Antique Annies. I also got
to meet several amazing and some very talented people. I can't pick a
favorite part of this weekend. I absolutely loved every bit of it...
and it wasn't because of all the attention I got. The... reason why I
love this weekend was because I saw... read
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Woodington School –
students
identified!
Greenville—An article was recently published asking the public for
information regarding a photo taken of Woodington School when Esther
Stephens Harter was the teacher. Head of the Genealogy Library at Garst
Museum, Phyllis Crick, said that the students in the photo were
identified through the help of Phyllis Runner Henderson and Phyllis
Bankson Thomas, and would like to thank them very much for their help.
The picture was taken in 1949... read
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Big
Brothers Big Sisters Partner Up With Girl Scouts
July 31, 2013 - A group of Bigs and Little’s recently partnered up with
Girl Scouts of America to provide female Littles and Bigs in the Shelby
County Big Brothers Big Sisters with the opportunity to participate in
the Girl Scout program. There were 30 participants in the program
ranging in different ages. The Bigs and Littles met from 7:00P.M. to
8:00P.M. One Monday each month for several months. While at the meeting
the Bigs and Littles... read
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Do You Know these “Annie
Oakleys”??
By Phyllis Mong, Senior Scribe, www.darkecountyseniors.us
Trying to locate the name of the Annie Oakley ladies in this early
picture.. The lady in the center is Donna Joe Spahr – Arlene Bankson’s
sister. The Spahrs lived on Avenue B in the middle ‘50s. Donna Joe
graduated from Richmond, Indiana High School in 1953. She later married
Orville Caron from Greenville. Arlene graduated from Greenville High
School Class of 1959. Would like to locate the name of the other two
ladies dressed in their attractive... read
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Prakel wins
VFW State Athlete
of the Year
Samuel
Prakel, a recent graduate of Versailles High School, won the 2013 VFW
Male Athlete of the Year Award. He earned the award due to his athletic
and scholastic excellence. Sam joined a prestigious group of prior
winners including Jerry Lucas, Paul Warfield, Chris Spielman, and
Robert Smith to name a few. This VFW program was started in 1956. Sam
is the first winner from District 3 in many... read
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Area school
children write about
Annie Oakley’s inspiration in their lives,
By Bob
Robinson
BROCK – “Annie inspired me to strive to get an A on my project,” said
12-year-old Morgan Hissong, Franklin Monroe Local School. “Annie Oakley
has also inspired me to help other women stand up for what they believe
and not be afraid…” Morgan was the first place winner in the Annie
Oakley Committee’s essay contest. She read her essay, along with second
place winner Kassandra Weyant, and third place winner Hailey Porter,
at... read
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