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 As winter approaches, Logan County Family Children First Council (FCFC) is gearing up to help local families keep their little ones warm. The FCFC is once again offering its Toasty Tots program, which provides free winter coats for Logan County children from birth through pre-K.
Families who would like to receive a coat can visit the FCFC website at http://www.logancofcfc.org and fill out a referral form under the Toasty Tots section. After the form is submitted, an FCFC representative will contact the family to arrange pick-up. Coats are distributed based on availability, and while FCFC strives to accommodate everyone, they cannot guarantee every size will be available due to limited inventory. Families are encouraged to apply early to improve their chances of securing a coat. The Toasty Tots program reflects Logan County’s ongoing commitment to supporting its families and ensuring that no child is left in the cold this winter. For more information and to apply, visit www.logancofcfc.org.
Staff members from Universal Home Health & Hospice Care recently participated in the Suicide Prevention Coalition of Logan and Champaign Counties' annual Save A Life Color Run 5K. The race takes place each September. Survivors are encouraged to bring a memory board or display to honor their loved ones. All proceeds go towards suicide prevention and postvention services in Logan and Champaign Counties. Nick, a staff physical therapist from Universal Home Health & Hospice Care, took 1st place in the 5K run.
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The Ben Logan 7th grade volleyball team had a strong performance against Indian Lake. Michaelee Hoge led the team at the net with 5 kills and 1 block. Maci Stafford contributed 4 aces, 4 assists, and 3 kills, while Della Baker added 4 assists. Defensively, Ruby Johns and Marley Snoke each recorded 3 digs. The team looks to continue their momentum as they face North Union at home on Wednesday. 8th Grade: The 8th grade team fought hard but came up short in a 3-set battle against Indian Lake. Summer Cline led the way with 14 kills and 6 points from the service line, including 3 aces. Lauren Snyder added 5 points from serves, and Avani Ricketts chipped in with 3 kills. Despite the tough loss, the team is focused on regrouping for their next match at home against North Union on Wednesday. Stay tuned for updates on both teams as they continue their seasons! Today, Adam Brannon, Deputy Director of the Logan County Board of Elections, met with Benjamin Logan High School juniors and seniors to discuss the voter registration process and the importance of participating in the upcoming elections. This timely presentation highlighted the significance of being an active participant in democracy, particularly for students who will be eligible to vote in the November 5th election. The Benjamin Logan Raiders Boys Golf team participated in three events this past week.
7th Grade vs Graham (Wednesday)
The 7th grade Lady Raiders dominated Graham, winning in two decisive sets, 25-13 and 25-9. Maci Stafford led the team with an impressive 10 aces and 5 assists. Michaelee Hoge added 5 kills and 4 aces, while Della Baker, Mica Coaty, and Mileigh Carroll each contributed 2 kills. Leighton McBride-Haudenschield and Shelby Siefring chipped in with an assist each. The Raiders’ strong performance was a great boost heading into the weekend. 8th Grade vs Graham (Wednesday) The 8th grade Lady Raiders also swept Graham, winning 25-17 in both sets. Alivia James served up 9 points, including 3 aces, while Marley Shields added 7 points with 5 aces and 3 kills. Summer Cline had a standout performance, serving 9 points with 3 aces and adding 6 kills. A well-rounded team effort helped the Lady Raiders secure the victory. Both teams then turned their attention to the weekend match against Urbana. 7th Grade vs Urbana (Saturday) The 7th grade team battled hard against Urbana but ultimately fell short in two close sets, 16-25 and 24-26. Ruby Johns and Della Baker contributed 4 assists each, while Josie Harshfield and Molly Titlow added 3 aces apiece. Amelia Marmon led the team with 3 kills. Leighton McBride-Haunschfield and Mileigh Carroll each added a kill, while Marley Snoke led the Raiders in passing with 3 digs. Zaley Burnside and Jenna Reidmiller contributed 2 digs each. 8th Grade vs Urbana (Saturday) The 8th grade match against Urbana was a thrilling three-set contest, with Benjamin Logan narrowly losing in a nail-biting final set. The Lady Raiders won the first set 27-25, but Urbana bounced back to take the second set 14-25. The decisive third set was a heartbreaker, as Benjamin Logan lost 25-27. Despite the loss, Summer Cline had an outstanding performance, leading the team with 17 kills. Olive Grimes added 4 kills, while Marley Shields scored 12 points from the service line, and Maddie Stahl contributed 5 service points.  The Logan County Fairgrounds will host the "LoCo Spooktacular" No Frills Horse Show on Sunday, October 13, 2024. This fun-filled and competitive horse show will take place at the newly-renovated arena at the fairgrounds, located at 301 E. Lake Ave., Bellefontaine, OH 43311.
The show is open to riders of all ages and skill levels, with a variety of classes offered, including Halter, Showmanship, English, Western, Ranch, Barrels, Down & Back, and Poles. There will also be several exciting jackpot classes with a payback structure that rewards top competitors. Youth riders, adults, and enthusiasts are encouraged to participate. Schedule:
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In addition to the horse show, Smokin' Bandits food truck will be on-site to serve delicious meals to participants and guests. Mark your calendars for the "Loco Spooktacular" and come for a spooky good time! Stay tuned for more information on the upcoming 2025 Buckle Series, launching soon. For more details or inquiries, please contact us at 937-539-0754. |
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