Pioneer is a village in Williams County, in northwestern Ohio. The area’s first settlers arrived in 1844, and the village was founded in 1849. In 1903, the Toledo and Western Railway came to Pioneer, but never went any further.
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Owned and operated by the Erie Shores Council of the Boy Scouts of America, the 1,100 acre Boy Scout camp serves scouts from the tri-state area and beyond through the summer, and is available to scout and non-scout groups for camping, hiking, fishing, canoeing, rapelling, climbing, skiing, sledding and other activities throughout the rest of the year.
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The PK-12th grade public school administrative district is headquartered in Pioneer, Ohio. Its school campuses are highlighted, with schedules, lunch menus, a faculty directory, and announcements. Parents may access student grades through the site.
http://www.ncschool.k12.oh.us/
Pioneer Area Chamber of Commerce
Comprised of businesses and professional people in the Pioneer, Ohio area, the benefits of becoming a member of the non-profit organization, policy information, meeting schedules, and a member directory are published.
http://www.pioneerchamber.com/
Pioneer United Methodist Church
Established in 1848, the Pioneer, Ohio UMC congregation meets at its facilities on Baubice Street. Its history, fellowship and outreach ministries, service schedules, and a church calendar are put forward, along with an archive of sermons and devotions.
http://www.pioneerumc.com/
Reifel is an ISO 9001-2008 registered custom e-coat facility in Pioneer, Ohio. An overview of the company, its e-coating and dip spin painting services are featured, along with information about its quality control measures, location, and contacts.
http://www.reifel.com/
The history and overview of the Ohio village are presented, with contacts for its elected officials, administrative offices, and departments. Photographs, tax information, forms, and a guide to the community are included.
http://www.villageofpioneer.org/
