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Caldwell’s Bede Lori Not Only Set the OHSAA Career Free Throw Percentage Mark, but He’s Now Second All-Time in the NFHS Record Book! By Jeff Harrison We’ve all heard the sayings: Do your best! Be the best you can be! Caldwell’s Bede Lori can now say that he truly IS the best free throw shooter…
Read MoreTrevor Tom Named Principal at Shenandoah High School
By Jeff Harrison Communications Director Noble Local School District Well-aware of the emphasis on STEM culture throughout the district, Trevor Tom is excited to join the “team” at Noble Local. At Thursday’s NLSD Board of Education meeting, Tom was officially hired as the principal at Shenandoah High School for the 2023-24 school year. “I’m extremely…
Read MoreNew College Grads, Watch Out For These Scams
From the Central Ohio Better Business Bureau New graduates often transition by moving to a new city, finding a new place to live, or searching for a new job. Graduation additionally introduces new financial responsibilities, such as starting payments on student loans. “This rite of passage also means they’re a new target for scammers eager…
Read MoreNOTICE: POSITION: NOBLE COUNTY AUDITOR
The Noble County Republican Central Committee will be interviewing for the position of Noble County Auditor. In order to assist the screening committee in evaluating your candidacy, candidates need to pick up and complete the candidate’s packet from LaDonna Cordell, Secretary of the Noble County Republican Party, 414 Cumberland Street, Caldwell, Ohio 43724. This material…
Read MoreHuge Estate Sale Friday and Saturday!
Sheriff’s Deputy Bags Illegal Drugs During Traffic Stop
A Noble County Sheriff’s Deputy bagged a large quantity of illegal drugs during a traffic stop at about 3:30 a.m. on March 26. Noble County Sheriff’s Deputy Cory May was conducting traffic enforcement in the Caldwell area when he observed a maroon Kia traveling well below the posted speed limit. Deputy May followed the Kia,…
Read MoreNewest Wildlife Officers Ready to Serve Ohioans
Caitlin N. Perry, of Athens, assigned to Noble County Eleven state wildlife officers from the 31st Wildlife Officer Pre-Service Training Academy were sworn in during a graduation ceremony on Friday, March 17, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources (ODNR) Division of Wildlife. The 11 officers were hired from a pool of nearly 800…
Read MoreSTATEMENT FROM NOBLE LOCAL SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT JUSTIN DENIUS AND BOARD PRESIDENT ED McKEE
Many in the community already know that a former part-time Assistant Wrestling Coach for our high school team was recently charged with having an illegal sexual relationship with an 18 year old student on the team. When we first heard these allegations, we were sickened by them. An adult intentionally and criminally preying on a…
Read MoreRedskins Capture D-IV Sectional Crown
By Julie LaFollette The Caldwell Redskins hosted Shadyside in the Division IV Sectional Championship on Friday, with the Reskins getting their 20th win of the season, 75-43, marking the most wins in a season in school history. “I am really happy for my guys,” said Caldwell Head Coach Clint Crane. “We have lost the sectional…
Read MoreZeps Food and Nutrition Classes Serve Employees at Caldwell Business
Supermarket Employee Appreciation Day, held on February 22, is a day designated for the food industry to recognize all employees for the fantastic work that they do. The Shenandoah Elementary School’s fifth and sixth grade Food and Nutrition classes took their food truck to Caldwell to serve the employees of Caldwell Food Center, Caldwell Save-A-Lot…
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