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Schulze sales
Nine-year-old Rebecca Schulze explains some of her products to customers while selling Saturday during Psi Iota Xi sorority’s Chicks on the Bricks event on the brick section of Wayne Street in Fort Recovery. She and her sisters — Charlotte, 5, and Jennifer, 7 — were selling a variety of items …
Weekend walk
A goose and a gaggle of goslings hang out in the grassy area between the driveway and pond just east of Moser Engineering on Saturday afternoon.
Roaring royalty
Sage Wendel and Ellie Will were crowned Fort Recovery High School’s homecoming king and queen Friday night during promenade at Fort Site Fieldhouse.
Interview experience
Student Alex Doll gestures while chatting with Dustine Hilfiker (foreground) and Mitch Southworth (background) of Portland Fire Department during Interview Day at Jay County Junior-Senior High School.
Ground work
Portland Panther third baseman Mylee Noggler fields a ground ball at Portland Junior League in a game against Blackford.
Proclaimed
Jay County Commissioners this week signed a proclamation declaring April 29 through May 4 as Respect for Law Enforcement Week in Jay County. Pictured, front row from left, are local Optimist Club members Sandy Rogers, Kathy Jones, Linda Aker, Leland LeMaster and Rodney Miles. Back row are commissioners Rex Journay, …
Behind the dish
Fort Recovery High School senior Riggs Tobe frames a pitch from Alex Dues in Tuesday’s 2-0 win over St. Henry.
On the court
Fort Recovery High School will hold its prom Friday night, with promenade at Fort Site Fieldhouse beginning at 6 p.m. (Doors will open at 5:15 p.m.) Pictured front row from left are queen candidates Chloe Bubp, Kensey Gaerke, Saige Leuthold, Mara Pearson and Ellie Will. Back row are king candidates …
FFA awards
Fort Recovery FFA hosted its annual banquet last month, honoring FFA Degree recipients and awarding students with top honors. Pictured above are Ohio FFA Degree recipients (front row) Allison Knapke, Mara Wenning and Kassidy Dues, and (back row) Matthew Romer, Evan Evers, Drew Backs and Zach Schoenlein. (Photo provided)
Sharp singing
Asher Sharp (foreground) and Callie Huftel (background) of East Elementary School perform during Thursday morning’s rehearsal for the first grade spring program at East Jay Elementary School. The program included various songs to complement the story “The Day the Crayons Quit.” (The Commercial Review/Ray Coooney)
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