When did Ohio officially become a
state?, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “Why was General Anthony Wayne called “mad?” “No one
really knows,” said Allen Hauberg, docent for Garst Museum, in a recent
meeting of the Kiwanis Club of Greenville. He said he thought possibly
that it was the result of being a revolutionary war hero and a strict
disciplinarian. The Indians called him the general who never sleeps. Or
it could be because of actions like when Wayne caught five soldiers who
had deserted, Hauberg noted.... read
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Versailles Area Historical
Society Museum dedicated, Photos
by Dick Coffield
The Versailles Area Historical Society’s Museum was dedicated on June
13. The theme was “Honoring our past; educating the present; and
preserving for the future.” A Welcome Volley was provided by Darke
County Parks while the invocation was given by Pam Groff, Member Living
Waters Ministry. The Versailles High School Band played the National
Anthem. The program included the following: Remarks by the Mayor of the
Village of... read
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Darke
County Friends of the Shelter… Pets of the week
We have Missy at the Darke County Animal Shelter. She is an 8-month-old
Basset Hound mix. She is brown with short hair. She is a friendly
little girl. She is current on her shots. She will grow to around 30
pounds. She is looking for a good home and is ready for adoption. We
have Bear at the Darke County Animal Shelter. She is a 6-year-old
Collie mix. She might have some lab in her. She is all black with long
hair. She is a big girl and very friendly... read
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Greenville
Career Tech Welding Program… Career Tech students visit Hobart
School of Welding
Greenville Career Tech Welding students from Instructor John
Guttadore's classes toured Hobart School of Welding this past school
year. Students learned about welding careers and
opportunities,
sample curriculum and course schedules, certifications, and potential
salary. Starting this summer Greenville Career Tech Center
will
have five students attending the Hobart School of Welding to pursue a
future career in welding. The attached... read
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Addis
crowned Little Miss Poultry
Days, By Bob Robinson
VERSAILLES – Alivia Addis of Greenville, 5-year-old daughter of Larry
and Amy Addis, was crowned Little Miss Poultry Days 2013. She took top
honors out of a field of 29 candidates on June 14. It was the largest
group of young ladies, ages 4 to 6, in the event’s 29-year history.
According to Kimberly Hecht, contest coordinator, only 25 candidates
were accepted in the past. “Last year we had to turn several down, so
we decided to open... read
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Greenville
Public Library… Marionettes
at
the Library
Greenville Public Library's “Family Fun Day” last week was
wonderful. Minnetrista Theater brought to life five Aesop
fables
in a delightful use of shadow puppets, quirky characters costumes, and
music. Audience participation was at a all time high. Another
treat is in store this coming Wednesday June 26 at 11:00 a.m.
The
Frisch Marionette Company will perform for the first time at the
Library. This show is sure to be lively and entertaining... read
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Gehret
crowned Miss Chick 2013, By Bob Robinson
VERSAILLES – “Do fairy tales have a positive or negative influence on
young girls?” Lauren Gehret said she had heard them all as she was
growing up. Unrealistic? I don’t think so… “It gives girls something to
hope for, to dream about. If there were no fairy tales there would be
no magic.” About 15 minutes later Lauren was crowned Miss Chick 2013.
Six contestants vied for the crown at Versailles Poultry Days on June
15. All had to pull an “egg,” or question... read
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Poultry Days
Parade worth the
wait, By Bob Robinson
VERSAILLES – It was 9:45 a.m. on June 16 when people started lining the
streets of the parade route, relaxing in the shade on a relatively cool
morning. “We wanted to be able to find a place to park,” said Myron and
Bonnie Whitted of Greenville. “Any later and we’d have to walk a lot
further.” Further down, three girls were dancing in the blocked off
street. One stopped… “I know you,” she said. “From Greenville? You must
go to Woodland ... read
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Ohio
Department of Natural Resources…Don’t Forget
to
Register for West Central Wildlife Habitat Workshop…Workshop
will focus on managing grassland habitat
GREENVILLE, OH – Space is still available at the habitat workshop
series being offered to landowners wishing to improve habitat for
wildlife and other conservation goals. The workshop series is sponsored
by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of
Wildlife, ODNR Division of Forestry, Pheasants Forever (PF), Natural
Resources Conservation Service ... read
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3 Days
of Friends, Music
& Chicken,
By Bob Robinson
VERSAILLES – About 80,000 visitors descended on the Village of
Versailles for its 62nd Annual Poultry Days Festival on June 14, 15 and
16. Visitors were hungry, with the chicken line often extending from
the serving tent to the Social Tent several hundred feet to the north.
Waiting time could be an hour or more. According to an early evening
announcement, the four drive-thru lines had been full since they opened
at 3:30 p.m.
Six thousand
... read
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OSU
Extension, Darke County… Youth
on the Farm: What Type of Farm Work Can They Perform?
By Sam Custer - Are you looking for someone to help bale hay, hoe out
marestail, apply nitrogen, move livestock or some other task on your
farm. These summer tasks create both a high need to employ youth on the
farm and the challenging task of understanding farm youth labor laws.
Peggy Hall and Catharine Daniels, OSUE Agricultural & Resource
Law Program, have compiled the information below to help us understand
our responsibilities in hiring
... read
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Burketts awarded DAR Community
Service Award
Fort GreeneVille Chapter DAR member Karen Burkett and HoDar John were
awarded the DAR Community Service Award. The Chapter recognized the
Burkets for their outstanding voluntary achievements in cultural,
educational, patriotic, and historical endeavors in the community.
Pictured with the Burketts accepting their award is Regent Chris
Nehring.... read
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The
circus comes to town,
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE - The annual Stardust Circus hit town June 7 and 8 with its
performing animals, highwire artist, jugglers, balloon and snowcone
hawkers, and of course, the clowns. The show was in the Coliseum at the
Darke County Fairgrounds. Children were invited to gather around
ringside as the performers offered their skills in a variety of areas
from the trained monkey to a lady hula-hooping more than two dozen
rings at once. The highwire artist... read
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Garst
Museum… Spencer
Landscaping Donates to The Gathering at Garst
The Gathering at Garst Committee would like to recognize Spencer
Landscaping for their continued support of The Gathering at Garst. This
is the third year that Spencer’s has generously donated landscaping
around the Lowell Thomas house. They designed, installed and even added
an automatic watering system to the project. The beautiful roses are in
full bloom and the rest of the landscaping will continue to enhance the
Thomas House... read
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Darke
County Red Cross… Mercer
Savings Bank Celebrates 125 Days of Giving Back
Darke County, June 14, 2013 —In celebration of Mercer Savings Bank’s
125th Anniversary, the bank is giving back to the community.
Mercer Savings Bank will donate $125 to 125 different charities and
organizations for 125 days. Mercer Savings Bank’s goal is to
give
back to the communities that have contributed to Mercer Savings Bank’s
125 years of excellence. On May 29, 2013 Mercer Savings Bank
donated $125 to Darke County American... read
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Darke County Parks…Preschool Picnic in the Park
It’s June, and to start the summer off right, the first annual
Preschool Picnic was held. Children who attend the monthly Parent and
Preschool Adventures class were invited to stay after class this month
for a picnic at Shawnee Prairie Preserve to celebrate the beginning of
summer. During class, we discovered what solution made the biggest and
best bubbles. We found a winner! Everyone went home with a new bubble
wand to use at home. We ... read
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First Fridays a good way to
“support the
town”, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE - “The entertainment starts at seven but our First Friday
event starts at six… that gives everyone a chance to do some shopping
and dining downtown. Then they can enjoy the music afterwards,” said
Amber Garrett, Main Street Greenville’s new executive
director.
Many of the visitors said they enjoy First Fridays because it’s a good
way to support the town. Chelsea Westfall of The Coffee Pot said they
have a good crowd on... read
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Darke
County Parks… Free
Summer
Activities for the whole Family!
The Darke County Park District would like to remind you that you don’t
have to travel far for free, fun-for-the-whole- family
activities. The Park District maintains 12 park areas, all
with
walking trails, scattered throughout the county.
All parks
are open EVERY day from sunrise to sunset. Shawnee Prairie
Preserve is also home to the Nature Education Center which is open
Monday-Saturday from 9-5. From a Bird
Observation
Area... read
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Main
Street Greenville… New
Director
a ‘downtown cheerleader’, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – Following her first two months on the job, Main Street
Greenville’s new executive director Amber Garrett, said she thought she
pretty well had a handle on the job. “I was lucky,” she said. “I had a
good understanding of the job even before I was offered the position.
I’m a cheerleader for downtown.” Garrett said the Main Street program
has four major components: Operations, Design, Marketing and Business
Enhancement. In operations... read
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Western Bean Cutworm Monitoring
Begins…
By Sam Custer, OSU Extension, Darke County
No it is not a new high tech bluebird house you may have seen along a
Darke county roadway this week. Seven bucket traps have been
place around the county with the cooperation of our local farmers. For
the 7th straight year, OSU-Extension and OARDC personnel will be
trapping for western bean cutworm (WBC). This is a pest of
only
corn and dry beans (note: NOT a pest of soybean), and has rapidly
expanded from its native range in Colorado... read
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The
Givers… Kids
are the Future,
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “What’s First Friday?” “It’s a Friday evening event where
businesses stay open late. There’s entertainment. Lots of people come
out for it on the first Friday of every month.” “Oh. Okay. Well, we’re
just hanging out.” Rain Richardson and Jenna Capstick were working on a
project. There were several different sheets with drawings and slogans
on them. “Kids are the Future. You are the World” and more. The girls
said they... read
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Darke
County Cancer Association… Mercer
Savings Bank Celebrates 125 Days of Giving Back
In celebration of Mercer Savings Bank’s 125th Anniversary, the bank is
giving back to the community. Mercer Savings Bank will donate
$125 to 125 different charities and organizations for 125
days.
Mercer Savings Bank’s goal is to give back to the communities that have
contributed to Mercer Savings Bank’s 125 years of excellence.
On
May 31, 2013 Mercer Savings Bank donated $125 to the Cancer Association
of Darke County... read
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Garst Museum…Darke
County’s
“Best kept secret”, By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “Many have said it’s the best kept secret in Darke
County.” Allen Hauberg, “docent” for Greenville’s Garst Museum, noted
the museum houses some 300,000 items of interest in about 35,000 square
feet. “There are six major venues and three minor ones,” he said. The
majors: The Crossroads to Destiny, Annie Oakley, Lowell Thomas,
Military (Keepers of Freedom), Village Shops Displays and the Pioneer
Artifacts Displays. The ... read
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Greenville Public Library…Teen
Programs at Library
The Greenville Public Library's Teen Programs are in full swing. Local
artist Paul Ackley kicked off the summer with an Introduction to
Drawing class on Tuesday June 11. Students followed his instructions to
create several interesting cartoons. A graduate of the American Academy
of Art in Chicago, Paul has been an active Editorial Cartoonist for
over 30 years. In 2009 and 2010 he was awarded “Best Editorial
Cartoonist” by the Ohio Associated... read
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Darke County Parks…Find
us on
Facebook!
Darke County Parks has Facebook! There are many different ways to find
out about what is happening at YOUR Darke County Parks from our
website, to the newsletter, but Facebook lets you know what is
happening each day! Like us on Facebook and you will get the most up to
date information about upcoming events and interesting things seen and
heard around the Park District! Just search for Darke County Parks.
Don’t have Facebook? Check out our website at www.darkecountyparks.org
to learn ... read
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Greenville Public Library...Summer Reading for All Ages
The Greenville Public Library is offering three summer reading programs
– for Children, Teens, and Adults. Each one is fun and easy to
participate in and great prizes are available. The whole family can
stop by the Library and get started reading!
“Dig Reading” for Children ages 10 and under: Sign up at the
Circulation Desk; request a Reading Sheet; read at least 20 minutes a
day for at least 5 days; put a sticker on your Reading Sheet for each
day; ... read
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OSU
Extension, Darke County… Crop
Insurance
and Prevented Planting, By Sam Custer
Although most planting has been completed in Darke County some farmers
have has to deal with the pockets of heavy rain that we have received.
For crop insurance, the final planting date for corn in Ohio is June 5.
The final planting date for soybeans is June 20.
Here are some basic guidelines from RMA out of Springfield, Illinois,
if you are unable to plant because of an insurable cause of loss by the
final planting date. You may:
• Plant during the ... read
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Cancer
Association of Darke County donation
Cancer Association of Darke County receives donation from The
Borderline, The Union City Country Club and Baker’s Motorcycle Shop.
The Borderline, The Union City Country Club and Baker’s Motorcycle Shop
would like to thank everyone who attended and donated to the May 18th
event held to help cancer patients in Darke County. The event featured
bands, 3 man golf scramble and benefit auction and hog roast. With
everyone’s generous donations, they were able to donate $1800.00 to
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Darke
County Parks—Through the
Years
This is the second 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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Gateway
Youth Programs…125
Days of Giving
During last month Mercer Savings Bank donated $125 to Gateway Youth
Programs of Darke County. This donation is in celebration of Mercer
Savings Bank’s 125th Anniversary with the bank is giving back to the
community. Mercer Savings Bank will donate $125 to 125
different
charities and organizations for 125 days. Mercer Savings
Bank’s
goal is to give back to the communities that have contributed to Mercer
Savings Bank’s... read
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June 1-2
was Batten Disease Awareness Weekend
17 year old Samantha Smith, daughter of Brenda Smith and Mike Smith
both of Versailles was diagnosed with Batten disease when she
was
only 1 ½ year old. Batten disease is named after the British
pediatrician who first described it in 1903. Also known as
Spielmeyer-Vogt-Sjogren-Batten disease, it is the most common form of a
group of disorders called Neuronal Ceroid Lipofuscinoses (NCL).
Although Batten disease is usually regarded as the Juvenile form of
NCL, it has now become the term to... read
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Games, chicken and ice cream
highlight
Rossburg festival, By Bob Robinson
ROSSBURG – “Nobody goes away empty-handed,” said Carla Cothran after
she awarded a prize to a youngster for tossing a bean bag into a large
basket a couple feet away. Cothran ran the kiddie games portion of the
56th annual Rossburg Ice Cream Social June 1. The prizes are donated by
the community. “We make a big deal out of it,” she said. “I think the
parents get more of a kick out of it than the children… they just
want... read
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Darke County Endowment for
the Arts
announces grant recipients
Darke County Endowment for the Arts recently awarded funds to St.
Mary's School, Greenville Municipal Band, Bear's Mill, and the Darke
County Park District to support their arts-related programs. Endowment
funds are disbursed annually to assist local organizations and
individuals in meeting needs that will further the arts in Darke
County. St. Mary's School requested and received funding for their art
education program which is led by a volunteer teacher, Mrs. Sherry
Myers. Arts ... read
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College
students research
Prophetstown as Treaty Bicentenntial is planned,
By Bob
Robinson
GREENVILLE – Two college students, Mark Ressl and Karl Schulz, prepare
to embark on a journey of the historical Prophetstowns that had their
origination in Darke County. They spoke June 1 at a Treaty of
GreeneVille Bicentennial Commission meeting at Shawnee Prairie. Ressl
and Schulz, students at The Cooper Union ... read
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“Joining
Together for Darke County Youth” event raises over $800
GREENVILLE - Over two-thirds of the Paul Ackley cartoons available for
auction went out the door, most with a signature and note from the
artist, during the Silent Auction held at Bistro Off Broadway on May
31. “We were pleased with the public response to Paul’s cartoons,” said
Fred Foutz, publisher of the Early Bird. Ted Abney of the Bistro Off
Broadway and Bob Robinson, County News Online and Associate Editor of
the Early... read
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Garst
Museum… The
Gathering At Garst -
A fitting Tribute
The 2013 Gathering at Garst Committee would like to thank Pam
Carpenter-Summers and the late Dan Summers for once again sponsoring
the Beatles tribute band, The Cavern Beat. Pam is a Greenville native,
now living in San Diego. Pam began searching for a way to honor her
husband when he lost his battle with cancer early in 2012. Although Dan
was not a Darke County native, he had a special place in his heart for
Greenville and... read
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From
donuts to history, Payne takes great memories with him,
By
Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE – “I will always have great memories of this area,” said Joe
Payne, pastor of the First United Methodist Church. He is being
transferred to Hilliard, on the west side of Columbus. “It’s a rapidly
growing area,” Payne said. “A different setting.” Payne’s last day will
be June 16. He will be replaced by Angela Meeks on June 24, who is
being transferred from Brookville. “We are ‘connectual,’ as opposed to
congregational,” Payne... read
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Darke SWCD… $500 scholarship awarded to local
student
GREENVILLE – The board of supervisors for the Darke Soil and Water
Conservation District (SWCD) is pleased to announce the 2013
scholarship recipient, Micaela Wright from Arcanum High
School.
Micaela will be attending Wilmington College in the fall to pursue a
degree in Animal Science with an emphasis in nutrition.
Micaela
is a 10-year 4-H member, National Honor Society member and has
participated in community service... read
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Greenville Public Library… Steyer Family Donate to Library
This year the Greenville Public Library received a very special
donation for its summer Family Fun Days. Matt & Mindy
Steyer
established the Greyson James Steyer Memorial Trust with the HOPE
Foundation as a lasting endowment in their infant son’s name following
his tragic death. “Something good and positive must come from this
tragedy,” they said. As they expressed “Out of darkness, must come
light. We must do something for... read
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Ten happy kids
get new bikes at
the Versailles Bicycle Rodeo, By Bob Robinson
VERSAILLES - “I want the number seven,” said Abby Cromwell. Her
brother, Matt, said he wanted number four. Brook Timmerman wanted
number one while Lily Fullenkamp pointed to number seven as her choice.
“I want number two,” said Seth Rinderle a little later in the morning.
About 70-80 children, from toddlers up to age 10 and older, entered the
Versailles Bike Rodeo drawings for one of 10 bicycles to be given away
as they rode and ... read
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Darke County OSU Alumn… Scholarship
recipients announced at Spring Gala…OSU
Marching
Band director speaks
Turtle Creek alight in scarlet and gray with echios of OH-I-O was the
scene of The Ohio State University Alumni of Darke County’s annual
Spring Gala. The naming of their 2013 scholarship recipients and the
chance to hear Jon Waters, the new director of the OSU Marching Band
were the main attractions for the... read
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Greenville Career Technology…Hospitality
Students Bring Home State Honors
Eight Greenville Senior High School Hospitality students recently
competed at the Ohio Family, Career and Community Leaders of America
(FCCLA) Leadership Conference skill event competition in Columbus,
Ohio. Kelsey Brandenburg and Jessica Setser, juniors in the Greenville
Hospitality Program earned a Gold rating and took home the 1st place
state trophy in the Creative Banquet Table Design competition. In
addition to... read
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OSU
Extension, Darke County… Canner
Gauge Testing Time
Planning to do some canning this year to take advantage of your garden
produce? That means it's time to get your home canning
equipment
in working order. OSU Extension, Darke County, will check
dial
type pressure canner gauges. There is a $5.00 charge for each gauge
tested. You will need to bring in your dial gauge to our
office
and we will test it immediately, or call you to pick it up after it has
been tested. In addition, you will receive the most recent
materials available on home food preservation... read
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Big
Brothers Big Sisters… Big
Buddies Is A BIG Success in Area Schools in 2012-13!
The Big Brothers Big Sisters High School mentoring program concluded
its Thirteenth year of providing after-school mentoring this month. The
program, which began in September of 1998, started with nine high
school volunteers and since has grown to over 100 volunteer mentors
from Shelby & Darke County. Through the program,
sophomores,
juniors and seniors are matched up with local youth and the “matches”
meet twice a month throughout... read
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Council
on Rural Services… ACES
program
graduates 16 students
GREENVILLE – Council on Rural Services is proud to applaud the sixteen
students that graduated from the Achievement Center for Educational
Success (ACES) program at a graduation event last week with all their
family and friends in attendance. The students will also be involved in
graduation ceremonies and receive diplomas from their home school. ACES
is an alternative education program for high school students in
Darke... read
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Kiwanis
presents scholarships to GHS seniors
GREENVILLE - Greenville High School seniors Erica Waller and Tara
Guillozet received Kiwanis of Greenville’s annual scholarships on GHS
Senior Awards night. The awards were presented by Kiwanis Past
President Mike Snyder. Waller had over a 5.0 GPA. Guillozet had over a
4.0 GPA. Kiwanis honors two GHS senior Students of the Month throughout
the school year. They are chosen by the principal of the high school.
Any GHS senior... read
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Gateway youth
giving back
Young people do volunteer! It is reported that more than half of
teenagers in the US participate in volunteer work of some kind and most
have an interest in making a difference in the lives of others. The
Gateway Youth recently been working on a “giving back initiative” that
shows appreciation of the support they have received from community
members. They are finding ways to get involved in the community that
also develops their skills ... read
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OSU Extension, Darke County…Western
Ohio Cropland Values and Cash Rents 2012-13,
By Sam
Custer
Calls to the OSU Extension, Darke County office vary to a great deal
with information needed by you the citizens of Darke County. But
without a doubt, the majority of the calls this past winter and spring
have been about cash rent and land values in the county. Values have
been shared based on what we have heard in the office. Below... read
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Bridges to College…Dave
Knapp
Ford sponsors Hole-in-One contest
(Greenville) Dave Knapp Ford Lincoln Mercury is sponsoring the
hole-in-one contest for a car at the fourth annual Karlh McCallister
Memorial Golf Outing on Saturday, June 22, at Turtle Creek Golf Course.
Proceeds benefit Bridges to College. “We still have spots open for a
few teams,” said Marlise McCallister, Bridges to College board member
and organizer of the event. “It should be a fun afternoon. We’re
fortunate to have great sponsors... read
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Brethren Retirement Community… Senior FITness… wellness into the
future,
By Bob Robinson
GREENVILLE - “We want to help everyone die young at an old age,” said
Dr. Tom Sattler on May 23. He was a speaker at Brethren Retirement
Community’s introductory luncheon for its new Senior FITness Center.
That afternoon a Ribbon Cutting was held by the Darke County Chamber of
Commerce. Sattler, a member of the National Fitness Hall of Fame and
spokesperson for Reliance Rehabilitation, said “we don’t stop giving
because we stop living... read
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Darke County Friends of the Shelter… Pets of the week
We have Emma at the Darke County Animal Shelter. She is a 5-year-old
Dachshund. She is mostly black with some brown. She has short hair. She
is a sweet little girl and loves people. She will make a super
companion and friend. She is ready for adoption. We have Diesel at the
Darke County Animal Shelter. He is a 2-year-old Lab/Border
Collie/Newfoundland mix. He is mostly black with some white. He has
long hair. He is a big guy, is... read
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Tenant Based Rental Subsidy
Community Action Partnership (CAP) has received funding from the
Community Housing Improvement Program (CHIP) in partnership with Darke
County Commissioners for tenant based rental subsidy in Darke County.
Housing located within the city of Greenville is not eligible for this
funding. Preference will be given to those who are homeless, veterans,
elderly, disabled, and whose income is at or below 30% area median
income. Applications will be screened for preference and the rest date
and... read
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Memorial Day 2013 Versailles… Fallen honored in Darke County
VERSAILLES - Day is done, gone the sun, From the hills, from the lake,
From the skies. All is well, safely rest, God is nigh… The mournful
strains of Taps floated through the air in many areas around Darke
County over Memorial Day Weekend. In Versailles, the parade and service
was conducted by the Versailles American Legion. It lined up at the
Vets Club on Center Street. It began at 10:30 a.m. and reached the
bridge at the creek on So West... read
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The Workshop Learning Center… Workshop is Moving, Growing
& Expanding!
The Workshop Learning Center is moving to its new location at 732
Jackson in Greenville. The Workshop currently offers private music
lessons, academic tutoring and a part-time preschool. “Our new location
will allow us to better serve our current students and expand to offer
additional programs,” says director Michelle Drees. The new location
will open June 3rd with individual sessions and June 10th for group
classes. The Summer of Music... read
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