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LC Board updated on start of school year (opens the original)
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LIBERTY CENTER â The Liberty Center Local Schools Board of Education Monday heard administrative updates regarding the start of the school, which included the first school year for Chris Ward as high school principal. Ward said he was looking at the school districtâs data over the summer before arriving to his position in the building, which included items relating to the districtâs state report card. âI noticed some gaps of little things to tweak,â he said. He said there are great asp
LC Council supports program for interred veterans (opens the original)
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LIBERTY CENTER â Village council Monday heard a request made for Young Cemetery to participate in the Wreaths Across America program this year. It was reported the local V.F.W./American Legion post approved to participate and have wreaths placed at the headstones of veterans interred at Young Cemetery. Maintenance Supervisor Brad Godwin said the matter came before council as it was requested the village take these wreaths down when the decoration takedown deadline arrives in the spring. It was
Symphony of Trees honor by hospital foundation (opens the original)
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NAPOLEON â The Henry County Hospital Foundation, Inc., held its annual membership meeting Wednesday, this year recognizing Symphony of Trees organization. Symphony of Trees was introduced as this yearâs honoree by Foundation President Tom Zgela, and Henry County Hospital Marketing and Development Director Kortney Williams spoke on the honor. Williams noted this is her first annual meeting as director of the foundation. âI am honored that my first recognition is for an organization that has
LC Board updated on field project, fall sports (opens the original)
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LIBERTY CENTER â The Liberty Center Local Schools Board of Education Monday approved a construction manager-at-risk for the districtâs planned improvements to the baseball/softball fields. Board members approved a resolution awarding this contract to Tyler Athletic Fields, LLC. Superintendent Richie Peters explained this decision was reached based on cost, adherence to a completion schedules, references and a maintenance plan. He said the cost came to $201,817.50, which Peters again noted wi
Federal grants discussed for LC Schools (opens the original)
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LIBERTY CENTER â The Liberty Center Local Schools Board of Education Monday learned how federal grants for 2026-27 are being applied to programs at the school district. The breakdown of the federal grants was given by Elementary Principal Allison Postl, who also serves as the districtâs grants coordinator. It was reported the district received $115,467.88 in Title I funding, which is being used for salary and benefits for a Title I teacher, as well as for intervention resources and supplies.
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