Louisville Rotary Closes their Year with Celebration
–Members worked remembering their slogan “Service Above Self”
The Rotary year runs from July to the end of June and typically the club takes this time to review the past year’s agenda, marvel at what was accomplished while realizing…(SUBSCRIBERS read more)
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Louisville High School Back to School Dates
(Jul 27, 2021)
LHS Booster Patron Drive The annual Leopard Athletic Booster Fund Drive will take place on Tuesday, August 3, 2021. Louisville Leopard student-athletes will be canvassing…(SUBSCRIBERS read more)
Nimishillen Township Trustees Meeting
(Jul 27, 2021)
The July 22, 2021 meeting of the Nimishillen Township Trustees was called to order promptly at 7:00 p.m by Trustee Board President George Kiko. Trustees Jennifer Leone and…(SUBSCRIBERS read more)
Superintendent's Desk
(Jul 27, 2021)
Leopard Community, I hope everyone is enjoying their summer and spending much-needed time with family and friends! I know there is a lot of information being reported…(SUBSCRIBERS read more)
Mayor's Desk
(Jul 27, 2021)
Last Friday was the Farmer’s Market and there were many vendors, some regular ones plus and some new ones. As I was walking around a gentleman by the name of Dave Augenstein…(SUBSCRIBERS read more)
