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Tangled tunes
Rapunzel from Disney’s “Tangled” visited Jay County Public Library on Thursday. Pictured, Amara Eley of Portland (center) and other children gather around Rapunzel as she sings “I See the Light.” Festivities at the library included face painting, hair braiding, painting pictures, making paper lanterns and other movie-themed activities. (The Commercial …
Fort royalty
Fort Recovery High School hosted promenade Friday in the gymnasium, announcing seniors Evan Evers and Karlie Niekamp, pictured above, as king and queen. Prom activities resumed shortly after at Romer’s Catering and Entertainment in St. Henry, Ohio. (The Commercial Review/Bailey Cline)
Ribbon cutting
Jay County Chamber of Commerce held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for ReSprout Therapy’s new Program-ReSprout Developmental Checkup. The program is free to children from birth to 3 years, 11 months. (Photo provided)
Late-match volley
Jay County High School junior Faith Faulkner volleys a ball at the net during the third set of the No. 1 doubles match against Winchester on Monday. Faulkner along with Raylah Newton took down Brooklyn Friend and Addison Haney 6-1, 5-7, 7-5 to help the Patriots to a 4-1 win. …
First for Frazee
Tessa Frazee of the Jay County High School girls tennis team hits a forehand during the Patriots 4-1 victory on Monday. Frazee clinched the match with a 6-4, 6-1 win over Winchester Community’s Karina Jarrett and claimed her first career victory. (The Commercial Review/Andrew Balko)
Prom court
Jay County High School will crown its prom king and queen Saturday. Pictured, front row from left, are queen candidates Gretchen Link, Morgan DeHoff, Natalie Carreno, Jenna Dues, Jasmine Esparza and Brenna Bailey. Back row are king candidates, Landon Mills-Blowers, Dylan Marentes, Ben Crouch, Luke Fugiett and Sean Bailey. Not …
Prom candidates
Fort Recovery High School will hold its prom Friday. Pictured, front row from left, are queen candidates Karlie Niekamp, Mara Wenning, Kassidy Dues, Aleigha Overman, Layla Bihn and Eva Kahlig. Back row are king candidates Evan Evers, Kyle Huntsman, Riley Grieshop, Cooper Thompson and Eli Lennartz. Promenade is scheduled for …
Easter grin
Easter festivities shifted from Hudson Family Park to The Rock Church on Saturday morning. Pictured, Five-year-old Peter Bohannon of Warsaw selects a jump rope as his prize Saturday. (The Commercial Review/Bailey Cline)
Character Counts
East Elementary School recently recognized first grade students for demonstrating citizenship. Pictured above in the front row are Warren Ralph, Gus Link and Kyla Frazee. In the back row are Leo Cox, Reagan Edmundson and Russell Vogel. (Photo provided)
Easter treats
Rain didn’t keep away Easter festivities this weekend. The Easter Egg Walk normally held at Hudson Family Park kicked off Saturday morning inside The Rock Church in Portland. Pictured, Jessa Bergman, 11, Portland, waits as 3-year-old Kinsley Brock of Portland and grandmother Trena Cromeenes pick out an Easter goodie Saturday. …
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