Nestled on the historic Lincoln Highway and powered by Paulding Putnam Electric, Lincoln Ridge Farms is a testament to tradition, innovation, and family heritage.
Acrophobia – the fear of heights – is one of the most common phobias people suffer. But Steve McMichael and Dr. John Saxton are far from common: both embrace a “sky’s the limit” mentality*, both serve as directors on Paulding Putnam Electric Cooperative’s local Board, and both represent PPEC as Chairman of their respective statewide trade association boards. Most importantly, both are committed to raising the bar through leadership and service.
Antique stores: they’re filled with stories from the past. Walking into one is like turning back the clock, surrounded by unique and fascinating pieces that have stood the test of time. From vintage décor to Indian artifacts, each item holds a piece of history waiting to be discovered. It’s a place where nostalgia meets curiosity and where you never know what hidden gem you might stumble upon.
Open the doors of Touches of Time Antique Mall, where you can spend hours roaming the floors and find the piece you’ve been waiting for.
“Fun” means different things to different people. For New Haven resident and PPEC member Troy Ganser, it’s his whole life.
As the owner of TAG Art Company in Fort Wayne, Troy specializes in art, art services, classes, entertainment, parties, and much more – service options range from aerialists to superheroes… even dinosaurs! His company (and fantastical characters) have served all types of events, including conferences, weddings, fundraisers, and children’s birthday parties.
Fortman, representing Board District 8, is not running for re-election in 2021. As such, District 8 (Ohio townships of Perry, Jackson, Jennings, Monterey, and Marion) will have a vacant seat in 2021’s board election (learn how to run for election here).
In 1935, the number of farms in the United States peaked at 7 million, according to the USDA. Today, there are only 2 million farms left in operation. Ohio claims about 77,000 of those, ranging from small hobby farms to large, family-run operations.
Married for 53 years, Paulding Putnam Electric Co-op members Doug and Bonnie Weller share a motto: “Paddle together or swim alone.”
