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DELPHOS — Community Health Professionals of Delphos held its annual Beacon of Hope Dinner and Auction recently.
Jefferson Middle School has announced its Students of the Month for March. The inclulde, front from left, fifth-graders Kayleigh Rode and Elizabeth Edwards and sixth-graders Kener McNeal and Daisy Raines; and back, seventh-graders Madison Belanger and AJ Klaus and eighth-graders Samantha Stanton and Callen Kelty. Each student received a Van Wert Cinema Movie pass for the month of April. (Photo submitted)
DELPHOS — Interested in the sport of fishing? Want to learn more about the Delphos Coon and Sportsman’s Club?
DELPHOS — Delphos Public Library Director Kelly Rist is urging patrons who enjoy offerings at their local library to reach out to their state legislators and voice their concerns about possible funding cuts.
Congratulations to the eighth-grade vocal ensemble from Jefferson Middle School who earned an Excellent Rating at contest on March 22. They are, from left, Elayna Stokes, Ava Reed and Mara Ryan. Soprano Solo Vocalist Mara Ryan earned a Superior Rating. Mara studies with Dee Fisher. Students are directed by Tammy Wirth. (Photo submitted)
Franklin Elementary has announced its Students of the Month for March. Students include, MaryLou Hageman, Rosie Haehn, Rebeka Gyetvai, Tate Kozentis, Brodi Radabaugh, Luci Gehr, Mason Rice, Vincent Richards, Kinsley Feathers, Jaxon Czerwinski, Levi Rahrig, Auburn Tucker, Brady Allen, Jace Cook and Emerson George. Students not pictured are Mabel Mueller, Easton Breece and Isabell Robbins. (Photo submitted)
DELPHOS — Freshmen members of the Delphos FFA spent a day on the farm or at a local agribusiness to enhance their education and appreciation of the various sectors of the agricultural industry. The experience teaches students about real world agriculture and allows them to apply skills and techniques learned in the classroom.
DELPHOS — It’s time to get ready for Senior Citizen Day! We’re celebrating our 50th Anniversary of course! Come and celebrate with us! It’s all happening on Friday, May 9 at the Center. We’ll have lunch at 11:30 am catered by Lock Sixteen. We’ll have a breaded, boneless chicken breast, noodles, corn, dinner roll and dessert. Tickets are $10 and must be purchased by Friday, April 25. We are limited to 60 guests.