Senior
Scribes Scholarship Fund… SSSF
Celebrates its Fifth Anniversary
Directors of the Senior Scribes Scholarship Fund recently celebrated
the organization’s fifth anniversary and the contributions of its
founding directors. The Article of Association for the not-for-profit
group was adopted and approved on February 26, 2008. The
mission
of the Senior Scribes Scholarship Fund is to provide scholarships to
college students. With the diligent efforts of its five directors who
have held positions since the...read
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Pancake Day feeds hundreds;
Kiwanis
Pancake Day enjoyed by young and
old
An annual Greenville of Kiwanis tradition is the Pancake Day breakfast
held each March. This year the breakfast location was the First United
Methodist Church in Greenville. Hungry residents found the new location
and enjoyed sausage, a drink and unlimited pancakes for a nominal fee
of $5. The money generated by Pancake Day is used by Kiwanis for
community services such as car seats for newborns, reading materials
for Woodland...read
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OSU
Extension, Darke County...OSU
Extension's Farm "Outlook" for 2013, By Sam
Custer
Listen to the "live" Outlook presentations by OSU Extension economists.
Farmers and agribusiness need to keep tuned into markets, production
economics and farm policy. Trends can change due to measurable factors
or seemingly unpredictable forces. Farmers, agribusinesses and others
in the agricultural industry had the opportunity to learn more about
the current farm outlook at an Ohio State University Extension 2013
Farm Outlook Program in...read
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Big
Brothers Big Sisters...Big
Buddies Is A BIG Success in Area Schools
Picture features volunteer mentor HS student, Maria Pannapara, age 15,
a Lehman High School student, daughter of John and Tery
Pannapara. Next to her looking at camera is Ashlyn Moton, 6
daugher of Ashely Clegg of Sidney, Elena Mendoza, 6 daughter of
Katherine Mendoza and Arturo Mendoza of Sidney and High School Mentor
Jessica Hilyard 17, daughter of Bob Hilyard and Dottie Allen.
Jessica is a high school student at Jackson...read
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Cancer Association of Darke County
If anyone with cancer is a resident of Darke County, they can sign up
at our office for benefits if they haven't already. Every little bit
helps. We help with some reimbursement for transportation, meds, and
Ensure when ordered by the doctor, etc.
Will you occasionally remind the cancer patients in Darke County to
come in and sign up for benefits. The monies are there to help and we
want to serve as many as there is money for. We are located across from
Firestone on Fourth Street. We share ..
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Darke
County Animal ShelterPets
of the
week
We have Rio at the Darke County Animal Shelter. He is a 1 1/2-year-old
Lab mix. He is mostly white with brown ears. He has short hair. He is
housebroken, is current on his shots and has been neutered. He is good
with kids and very friendly. He weighs around 70 pounds and will make a
wonderful companion. He loves to play and is looking for a good home.
We have Shrek at the Darke County Animal Shelter. He is a 10-month-old
lab mix. He is ...
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Ohio
Children’s Trust Fund...Ohioans
asked to Pause for a Child in April
COLUMBUS, OHIO – April is Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month in
Ohio, and the Ohio Children’s Trust Fund is encouraging all individuals
and organizations to “Pause for a Child” and take an active role in
making their communities a better place for families and children.
“April is a time to celebrate the important role that communities play
in protecting children,” said Kristen Rost, executive director of the
Ohio ...
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Ohio
Dept. of Natural Resoures… Officials
Discover Hemlock Pest in the Hocking Hills Region
COLUMBUS, OH – The Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) and the
Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) today announced the discovery of a
hemlock-killing pest in the Hocking Hills region. Hemlock Woolly
Adelgid (HWA) is a small, aphid-like insect native to Asia that
threatens the health and sustainability of eastern hemlock and Carolina
hemlock in the eastern United States. A relatively small infestation
was recently discovered at Cantwell Cliffs in Hocking Hills State Park
as part...
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Where are the kids?
‘Punxsutawney
Phil’ to be pardoned,
By Bob Robinson
Two houses up the street six kids were having a snowball fight… they
had built snow forts and by some unwritten rule, they didn’t “charge”
the forts… they simply bounced up and down behind them and threw
snowballs at each other. Three houses further up, some younger kids
were building a snowman. Mommy was helping… after a few minutes she
went inside and began fixing some hot chocolate for three cold, wet
youngsters...
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Ohio State University Extension
Releases
New Publications, By Sam Custer
Ohio State University Extension has released four new publications that
producers and consumers may find helpful. The publications – on
commercial vegetable production, Midwest tree fruit spraying,
commercial small fruit and grape spraying, and controlling weeds in
Ohio and Indiana – offer insight into issues as spring approaches and
growers are getting ready for the planting season. OSU Extension and
Ohio Agricultural Research and Development...
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Funeral
Home Continues Commitment with Name Change
Braund Funeral Home, located in New Madison, Ohio, is pleased to
announce a recent name change to Braund Pope Funeral Home.
The
name change is due to Carie Pope recently becoming the managing Funeral
Director of the organization. Funeral Director Carie Pope shared, “I am
pleased to be a part of a funeral home that has such a positive impact
and reputation within the community. Our purpose is to
personalize every family’s experience and truly celebrate each
life.” Pope has 13 years of experience as...
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Darke County Mayors’ Assn elects
officers
The Darke County Mayors’ Association elected its 2013 officers at its
March 21 meeting. Re-elected president was Gary Lee Young, Mayor of
Wayne Lakes. Also elected: Vice president - Tony Spires - Mayor of
Pitsburg and Sec/Treas. - Dana Heck - Mayor of Hollansburg. The Mayors’
Association was founded to give Mayors a chance to discuss problem
areas, hoping to get possible solutions from fellow mayors. Meetings
are held in the Darke County EMA offices, giving the EMA director...
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Bridges
to College… Greenville,
Ansonia
sixth graders visit Edison Community College
Greenville and Ansonia sixth-graders learned about college recently
when they visited Edison Community College in Piqua. The trip was
coordinated by Bridges to College, a non-profit organization that helps
students go to college by offering college awareness programming,
one-on-one mentoring and need-based scholarships. “We take the
sixth-graders on a college trip because we want them to begin thinking
about careers and the education...
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Kiwanis
of Greenville… GHS
Students of
the Month honored
Kiwanians were also treated to a visit from Mark Twain - GHS Students
of the Month for February – Janelle Davidson and Scott Wirrig – were
honored recently at Kiwanis. Janelle lives in Greenville. She
is
the daughter of Christine Davidson. She is active in the Theatre Club
and plans to go to Sinclair College to study Programming. Scott, also a
Greenville resident, is the son of Irene and Tony Wirrig. He is active
in Key Club, SADD...
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St. Marys School March Newsletter
I am sure that you are all aware that we have a new pope, Pope Francis
I. Perhaps you saw the live broadcast as the people in St. Peter’s
Square were awaiting the appearance of the new pope. You could see the
intense excitement. Well, I wasn’t in St. Peter’s Square, but the
excitement and energy in my classroom was right up there with that of
the folks in Rome. We had gotten the news around 2:10 that a new pope
had been chosen, so I immediately turned on the television. The
children were so excited...
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Annie
Oakley Festival Committee...Attention
all past Miss Annie Oakleys!
The Annie Oakley Committee would like to invite you to this year’s 50th
anniversary of the Annie Oakley Festival as our guest. We would like to
have a group photo taken on Saturday, July 27, 2013 at 3:15 at the
Gazebo. We need your mailing address! Please send us an email with your
mailing address to: pastannies@annieoakleyfestival.org or use regular
mail to: Annie Oakley Committee, PO Box 129, Greenville, OH 45331. Bill
Gunckle President Annie..
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Darke
County Parks is looking for a Summer Intern!
The Darke County Park District is preparing for summer and we are
looking for our 2013 intern! The Park District needs someone who has a
passion for nature, likes working with people and being
outdoors.
This opportunity is geared towards that college student who is working
towards their degree in a natural resource field. The
internship
is a 10-week position, beginning in June 2013. If you or
someone
you know is interested in this position, please visit our website at
www.darkecountyparks.org for a more...
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“Versailles
Day” at Statehouse… Versailles
High School Students Honored at Ohio Statehouse
COLUMBUS— State Representative Jim Buchy (R-Greenville) Wednesday,
honored students from Versailles High School on the floor of the Ohio
House Chamber at the Statehouse. They were also honored by Senators
Keith Faber (R-Celina) and Bill Beagle (R-Tipp City) in the Senate
Chamber. “It is ‘Versailles Day’ at the Statehouse,” Rep. Buchy said.
“Students from Versailles continue to have outstanding
accomplishments—whether in sports...
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Garst
Museum… New
“Museum in a
Suitcase for Children” Program available
The Garst Museum is excited to announce an additional traveling Museum
in a Suitcase program. The new program is specifically created for
groups of children ranging from the second to sixth grades. Garst
Museum docents will bring a suitcase of museum artifacts to your local
group or classroom and present a unique program highlighting the Garst
Museum. The forty-five to sixty minute programs are free and are
available for schools and...
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Ketrow Foundation contributes to
DCCA
Ketrow Foundation has recently awarded funds to Darke County Center for
the Arts to support the 2012/2013 Family Theater Series and Arts In
Education programs. DCCA presents and promotes performing and fine
arts, encouraging cultural enrichment in the community, according to a
DCCA representative. DCCA is also committed to the
preservation
of Henry St. Clair Memorial Hall as an important cultural center. DCCA
presents three shows annually in the Family Theater Series. These ...
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Kids
Learning Place…Enrolling
for Head Start Preschool
If you want to make sure your child has a spot in local the Head Start
part day preschool program this fall – now is the time to call and
complete an application. Kids Learning Place has a long tradition of
delivering high quality
education services for children birth through 5 year old and our
centers in Darke County are a place where all children can begin their
early childhood learning. The part day program is centered
around
a
place to improve the...
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Main Street Greenville gets new
director
The following was received by County News Online March 15, 2013… Dear
Downtown Business: On behalf of the Main Street Greenville Board, I am
delighted to announce the new Executive Director of Main Street
Greenville is Amber Garrett. Ms. Garrett is currently the Human
Resources Coordinator with Brethren Retirement Community and Owner of
LookHere Photography and The Coffee Pot. In addition, Ms.
Garrett
has volunteered with several local organizations and community events
of her... read
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Main
Street Greenville… Downtown
Farmers’ Market holds Open House
Do you raise vegetables? Make crafts? Maybe you grow fresh
flowers or prefer to bake? The Downtown Greenville Farmers’
Market may be a great fit for you to vend your offerings.
Find
out more about the market at our annual Downtown Greenville Farmers’
Market Open House held on Thursday, March 21 from 6:00- 7:00 pm at
KitchenAid Experience, 423 S. Broadway. The Open House provides the
chance for potential vendors to mingle...
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WIA
Youth Program Newsletter… In the
Spotlight! with Katie Riley
My name is Katie Riley, and I’ve been involved in WIA for a number of
years now. This past year I graduated from the program. I have also
graduated from Edison Community College with my Associate’s Degree in
Nursing. I was not always sure what my goals were, but after going on a
short term mission’s trip to Guatemala, I knew that I wanted to do
something big with my life. I wanted to help people in ways they could
not help...
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Greenville
Career Technology Center… FCCLA Regional Results
Careers with Children students competed at the Family, Career and
Community Leaders Of America (FCCLA) Regionals on Saturday, March 2nd
at Upper Valley JVS. The girls competed against schools from around our
region. They all did a fantastic job!!! Nine students qualified to
compete at the State Convention in April. The Careers with Children
program is one of many offered at the Greenville Career Technology
Center, Greenville High...
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Miami
Valley Career Technology… Buchy
Observes Value of Career Technical Education
Clayton, Ohio – Representative Jim Buchy, visited the Miami Valley
Career Technology Center (MVCTC) campus on Monday, March 8, 2013, to
tour the campus and meet with students and staff. Representative Buchy
had the opportunity to visit programs including, the MVCTC Computer
Technology Academy – GIS and Technical Intelligence Program,
Cosmetology, Business Ownership, Biotechnology, Computer Network
Engineering, Precision Machining, Robotics, and Aviation Maintenance...
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Darke
County Friends of the Shelter… Pets
of the week
We have Cain at the Darke County Animal Shelter. He is an 8-month-old
lab mix. He is black with short hair. He is current on his shots and is
a little sweetheart. He should grow to around 70 pounds. He will make a
wonderful friend and companion. He is ready for adoption and is looking
for a good home. We have Loyd at the Darke County Animal Shelter. He is
a 2-year-old lab. He is blond with short hair. He is a nice guy and
weighs around 60... read
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Darke
County Fair… Online
Ticket Purchasing
In an effort to shorten the online ticket purchase process, effective
March 12, 2013 you can create an account in the Great Darke County Fair
Box Office software without having to purchase a ticket by following
this link. If an account already exists for the e-mail address you are
attempting to use or create, you will receive a message stating an
account already exists for the e-mail address you are attempting to use
or create and you will need to call the Fair Box Office at 937-548-5044
during normal office hours... read
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Senior
Scribes Scholarship Fund… Biddlestones
donate first
scholarship check of 2013
Darrell and Debbie Biddlestone recently donated the first SSSF full
scholarship check of 2013 with Shawnee Prairie as the background drop.
This is the third year the Biddlestones have provided a full
scholarship donation to a deserving Darke County teen going into a
communications-related field. The Shawnee Prairie tradition began in
2011 when the Biddlestones decided to make the annual donation in honor
of Ralph “Fred” Wright... read
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Miami
Valley Career Technology… Darke
County Students do well in
BPA competition
MVCTC students from Darke County find success at BPA contests -
Clayton, Ohio -- Miami Valley Career Technology Center (MVCTC) Business
Professionals of America (BPA) students performed well at the recent
BPA Regional Contests with 93 students winning or placing in the top
six for their contest. Of the regional winners, 24 qualified to compete
at the State BPA Contest in Columbus March 14-15, 2013... read
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Darke
County Red Cross… Chapter
seeks
volunteers for easy-to-use online Volunteer Connection system
Darke County, March 11, 2013 – With March designated as Red Cross
Month, the Darke County Chapter is recognizing and honoring Red Cross
supporters and volunteers as the everyday heroes vital to the
organization. The Red Cross also is encouraging people across the area
to join the Red Cross by volunteering, making a financial contribution
or becoming a digital advocate. “Volunteers are essential to the Red
Cross and to our ability to be there in times of disaster and help in
other ways in our community... read
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Big
Brothers Big Sisters… Bowl
for
Kids Sake 2013 generates $28,000 for local program
The bowling event was held this past weekend on Friday and Sunday,
March 1 and 3, at Bel-Mar Lanes in Sidney Treaty Lanes in Greenville
with nearly 400 participants in attendance. The agency would like to
thank all the businesses and individuals who supported their biggest
fundraiser of the year. The money raised goes directly
towards
establishing one-to-one mentoring relationships between caring adults
and vulnerable children... read
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Darke
County Solid Waste District… Trash
Bash 2013 T-Shirt Contest Winners Announced
The Darke County Solid Waste District and 1 Shot Services recently
sponsored a t-shirt design contest for Trash Bash 2013.
Students
in grades K-12 were eligible to enter the contest. The Darke
County Solid Waste Policy Committee selected Chad Harter’s, of
Greenville, entry as the winner. Chad’s design will be put onto
t-shirts that will be distributed to all participants of Trash Bash
2013. Chad also received a $75 Chamber Gift Certificate donated by... read
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Council
on Rural Services… ACES
Program
in Darke County Helps Students Succeed
GREENVILLE – The Achievement Center for Educational Success (ACES)
began as a small program in Darke County to help at-risk students that
need an alternative educational setting other than their traditional
high school. The concept has evolved over the years to a
program
that has created a learning setting for youth to thrive and
succeed. The ACES program gives a different choice
to many
students that need a different... read
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New
Ohio Bass Fishing Regulations Now in Effect
COLUMBUS, OH – New statewide and specific site bass fishing regulations
are now in effect for the 2013-2014 license year, according to the Ohio
Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). Statewide, a new 12-inch
minimum length limit has been implemented by the ODNR Division of
Wildlife on all public waters for largemouth, smallmouth and spotted
bass where there are no other special regulations. The daily limit of
five fish per day remains in effect for black bass, singly or in
combination... read
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Darke
County Parks… Syrup
for Sale
After countless hours of collecting sap and boiling it down in our
Sugar Shack this weekend, the Friends of Darke County Parks’ gift shop
has pure Maple Syrup ready for you to take home. Believe it
or
not, maple syrup is a very healthy food. Maple sugar is 3
times
as sweet as cane sugar and it has fewer calories and a lower glycemic
index. A tablespoon of Maple syrup has around 40 calories
where a
tablespoon of cane sugar has around 55... read
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ODNR…
Maysville
High
School Takes Top Honors at State Archery Tournament
National Archery in the Schools Program continues to grow - COLUMBUS,
OH – Maysville High School (Zanesville) won the 2013 Ohio National
Archery in the Schools (NASP) State Tournament on Friday, March 1, with
a score of 3,397 points, according to the Ohio Department of Natural
Resources (ODNR). The 2013 NASP tournament was held at Franklin County
Veterans Memorial in conjunction with the Arnold Sports Festival, the
annual... read
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Versailles
Area COC… VACC
Board Elected in
January
In late January the new board of directors for the Versailles Area
Chamber of Commerce (VACC) was elected. This year’s board
consists of (as pictured) Jerry Bey, Scott Langston (vice-president),
Aaron Moran, Kathy Magoto (secretary), Brian Wagner (president), Dan
Watren, Mitch Eiting (past president), Eric Paulus, Fred
Poeppelman (treasurer), Dave Miller, Ron Mescher, Dave Miller
and
Rodd Hale. The VACC is governed by a... read
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Greenville Career Technology Ctr...
CT
Marketing 11 and 12
Marketing 11 and 12 have been very busy this school year. All of our
students are taking academic/business classes in the Greenville Career
Technology Center, while some also play high school sports and hold
down a marketing internship averaging 12-15 hours a week. Currently,
93% of our Marketing students are employed by local businesses through
out the Greenville community, and in several... read
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2013
Tree Sale Underway
The Darke Soil &
Water
Conservation District is conducting its annual tree seedling sale until
March 15. The 2-3 year seedlings are bare root stock and each tree is
dipped into a preservative gel to keep roots moist inside a plastic bag
and should be planted as soon as they are received. Our seedlings are
packaged in groups of five. An assortment of tree packets are for sale
to urban and rural landowners. The plant varieties are selected for
their popularity and hardiness in the... read
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Greenville
FFA
Places in County Competition
The Greenville FFA Agricultural and Industrial Diagnostics judging
teamof Brady Garber and Patrick Schmitmeyer placed 5th at Darke
County contest. The contest was held at Koenig Equipment and
employees of Koenig’s ran the contest for teams from Darke County FFA
Chapters. The Tractor Troubleshooting contest involves a team of
two members. The team had 4 tractors that were bugged
with problems... read
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HEAP for Seniors
Community Action Partnership of the Greater Dayton- Darke County has
received funding from the Area Agency on Aging to provide Home Energy
Assistance Program (HEAP) Outreach to seniors age 60 plus effective
October 1, 2012 through March 31, 2013. The focus is on increasing
outreach to the homebound. CAP will provide outreach, information and
assistance completing HEAP applications to individuals in Darke County
who are 60 years of age or older and/or have disabilities and need
that... read
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Darke
County Friends of the Shelter… Pets
of the week
Feb. 28, 2013 - We have Spencer at the Darke County Animal Shelter. He
is a 6-month-old Lab mix. He is black with a little white on his feet.
He has short hair. He is a sweet little guy but will probably grow to
around 80 pounds. He loves people and loves to play. He will make a
wonderful companion and is ready for adoption. We have Butch at the
Darke County Animal Shelter. He is a 2-year-old Jack Russell/Beagle
mix. He is white and brown with short... read
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CAP still
accepting Winter Crisis applications
Community Action Partnership Darke County is still accepting
applications for the Emergency Heap Program until March 31, 2013, or
until funds are depleted. Under the Winter Crisis Program, eligible
households may receive a one-time payment of up to $175 for a utility
emergency and $750 for bulk fuel. The Winter Crisis funds can pay a
customer’s initial payment for the Percentage of Income Payment Plan
(PIPP Plus), a PIPP Plus default, a reconnection fee or a deposit.
Users of bulk fuel, propane or bottled... read
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Greenville
Public Library… Free
Computer
Classes at Library
The Greenville Public Library is now offering free beginner computer
classes on an on-going basis. Each month there will be three
different classes: Basic Computer Skills, Internet, and
Email.
Each month these three will be offered two times – Mondays from 10:00
a.m. to 12:00 noon and on Thursdays from 4:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. For the
month of March the Monday classes are March 11th, 18th, and
25th.
The Thursday ones are March 14th... read
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Darke
County Center for the Arts… Local
couple, business sponsor Irish Wave
Darke County Center for the Arts announces Dr. Tom and Suzie Brown,
Second National Bank, Zechar-Bailey Funeral Home and Edward Jones
Investment representatives Dave Connelly, Steve Litchfield, Todd
Subler, Bill Wolke, and Andria Haworth as sponsors for their upcoming
fundraiser Irish Wave. DCCA Executive Director Andrea Jordan
commented, “We are extremely grateful for the generosity of our
sponsors and the wave of... read
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NC
Mountains
Ice Storm, By Kim Brady
February 26, 2013 - The North Carolina Appalachians are quite capable
of dispensing extreme weather. Last Tuesday morning, a cold air system
dumped a half-inch of ice on the mountains, creating a frozen terrain
that was thrilling to an Atlanta-based photographer. Driving north on
Hwy 25 into Henderson County, I passed from heavy fog at the base of
the Cherokee Foothills to an eerie landscape of ice... read
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Ohio
Department of Natural
Resources… Statewide
Rainbow
Trout Releases to Begin
COLUMBUS, OH – More than 98,000 rainbow trout will be released this
spring at 63 Ohio public lakes and ponds. The first release will be on
Friday, March 1, at Adams Lake in Adams County, according to the Ohio
Department of Natural Resources (ODNR). Rainbow trout releases will
take place between March 1 and May 3, and the stocking of these public
lakes and ponds are excellent opportunities for families to fish
together. Fishing for catchable-sized trout is a great way to introduce
young... read
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Darke County Parks… Kestrel
Boxes Built
The Darke County Park District recently hosted a program on the
American Kestrel. Participants spent a portion of the program
learning about North America’s smallest falcon, the American
Kestrel. The group discussed habitat, diet, behavior and
nesting
habits of the kestrel. Each participant successfully built a
Kestrel nesting box that they then took home in an effort to attract a
nesting pair... read
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Watch dog or prospective buyer?
From a Reader
How would you like to come home to find this on your front porch?? I
was driving down Broadway this morning and happened to see this. Made a
u turn, came back and got several pix while headed north. Then did
another u-turn and pulled to the curb right in front of the house to
shoot these. Didn’t seem to disturb him at all, he seemed right at
home! There was a for sale sign in the yard, maybe he was just... read
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How Are Farm Commodity Prices Set,
By Sam Custer
OSU Extension, Darke County - The price of agricultural commodities,
such as corn and soybeans, are set in open market trading, where buyers
and sellers come together at exchanges such as the Chicago Board of
Trade. This firm brokers large quantities of certain products through
futures contracts. Corn, for example, is sold through 5,000 bushel
contracts. The contract stipulates that the corn will be delivered to
the... read
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Scheduled Improvements to Darke
County Roads & Bridges for 2013,
By James P. Surber, P.E.,P.S.
In addition to normal required maintenance, an estimated $2,608,456
worth of improvements to County roads and bridges is scheduled for 2013
that will be 93 percent locally funded. Local funds are gas tax and
license fees returned monthly to the County by the State of Ohio for
County Highway operations. No real estate or sales taxes fund Darke
County roads and bridges. The County Engineer and Highway Department
are responsible for 519 miles of County road and 530 bridges on County
and... read
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Big
Brothers Big Sisters...
BBBS
Versailles Big Buddy program
partners with Worch Library
The High School mentoring program, which is in its eighth year, would
like to take this opportunity to recognize and thank the High school
mentors that give so willingly of their time as well as Betty Byrd at
Worch Memorial Library for allowing us to come to the library and
partake in your lego activity. The Big Brothers Big Sisters Buddies
program, which began back in September of 2000 started with a total of
nine high school volunteers and ... read
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