BUCYRUS — Upper Sandusky and Wynford met in the middle for a volleyball match. The two teams entered Thursday night’s contest in a three-way tie with Colonel Crawford for fourth in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference at 3-3, and after each played a four-set match Tuesday, they both had played one bad, early set.

CAREY — Our Lady of Consolation School welcomes a new principal, secretary and preschool instructors this school year. They are Principal Brian Gerber, preschool teacher Amanda Smith, preschool aide Chelsea Baldridge and secretary Chanelle Fletcher.

FINDLAY — Riverdale has felt heartbreak against Liberty-Benton repeatedly over the past few seasons. On Wednesday, the Falcons found jubilation with a come-from-behind 2-1 road victory.

A central Ohio rental warehouse chain now has a link in Upper Sandusky. Showplace Rent to Own recently opened its 15th location at 1111 E. Wyandot Ave.

Jason Zender (from left), Troy Hill, Steve Curlis, Zach Keller and Austin Morter are sworn into Sycamore Volunteer Fire and Rescue by Chief Rodney Clinger.

Although Upper Sandusky did not come away a winner Tuesday night, the Rams proved how good they can be. They matched Mohawk point for point, but the Warriors were able — and perhaps fortunate — to come away 25-22, 25-23, 17-25, 29-27 winners in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference match.

Both teams scored a penalty kick goal in the final 10 minutes, and Upper Sandusky and Cory-Rawson drew, 2-2, in a girls North Central Ohio Soccer Association match Monday. Hayley Waltz put the Hornets (2-4-1, 0-2-1 NCOSA) ahead, 2-1, with a penalty kick goal with 8:41 remaining, but Megan Hensel answered with one of her own less than a minute later.

Upper Sandusky firefighters have placed 343 flags — one for each firefighter who lost their lives during the September 11, 2001 terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center in New York — on the front lawn at the city safety building. Pictures of all of the deceased firefighters are on the glass windows and bay doors at the Upper Sandusky …

BUCYRUS — Jodi and Mara Smalley won the championship at No. 1 doubles to lead Upper Sandusky to a runner-up finish Saturday in the Sam Sabback Tennis Invitational at Bucyrus. The Rams’ Samantha Fagan and Lyndsey McQuown finished as runners-up at No. 2 doubles, and Emma Schoenberger was the No. 3 singles third-place finisher.

CYPRESS, Texas — Hurricane Harvey didn’t hit Upper Sandusky, but one former resident took the brunt of the storm two weeks ago. Jennie Shaw, a 2007 graduate of Upper Sandusky High School, had her life turned upside down.