Scout Troop 221 Serving Breakfast at the Fire Station Today
Kalida, OH · September 12, 2026
The smell of griddles warming at the firehouse is in the air, and there is barely an empty parking spot left near the square. Settle in with a mug of coffee—Saturday's lineup is moving fast.
The Lead
Kalida varsity volleyball pulled off a thriller on the home court, handing previously unbeaten Lincolnview its first defeat of the season in a four-set battle (28-26, 18-25, 25-23, 25-22). The victory pushed the Wildcats to 5-1 on the year and extended their home dominance to 14 wins in their last 15 appearances.
Lincolnview pushed every frame past the 22-point mark, but the Wildcats held steady during late rallies behind 16 kills each from Addilyn Huber and Valarie Romes, anchored by 23 assists from Avery Bruskotter. Carlie Siefker locked down momentum from the service line, landing four crucial aces.
The statement win sets the stage for a quick turnaround this morning: Kalida returns to the floor at 9:00 AM to host North Central in the opening match of the Pioneer Invitational. Fans filling the bleachers today will see whether that momentum carries straight through to an afternoon championship trophy.
Local Pulse
Scout Troop 221 Hosts Firehouse Fundraiser Volunteers flip breakfast plates at the local station through 1:00 PM to fund year-round community scouting adventures.
Park District Commissioners Schedule Public Board Meeting Board members convene Tuesday morning at district headquarters to review seasonal maintenance, trail upgrades, and upcoming autumn outdoor programs.
Today's Outlook
- High 81°F · Low 64°F — Overcast (20% chance of precipitation)
- Overcast skies keep afternoon warmth comfortable for walking around without squinting under bright sun.
What's On Around Town
Pioneer Days Car Show East Main Street (209 E Main St), 10:00 AM–4:00 PM Hundreds of classic rides line downtown for the forty-fifth annual showcase.
Kiddie Tractor Pull Town Square, 2:00 PM Youngsters compete in pedal-power pulling along the downtown festival strip.
Pioneer Days Drone Light Show Town Square, 9:30 PM Illuminated aerial formations light up the night sky above the village.
Spotlight & Story
- The Pioneer Days Weather Committee
- When autumn drizzle threatens outdoor plans, organizers never fret over satellite radar. By long-standing village custom, forecast duties are entrusted to the official Weather Committee, composed entirely of deceased festival leaders whose names remain permanently listed to look after the town.
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