SYCAMORE — Not only did Mohawk senior Hannah Jordan enter Saturday’s contest against the Wynford softball team with the lowest ERA (0.93) in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference, but the second-highest batting average (.550) as well.

COLUMBUS — A 1973 Upper Sandusky High School graduate has been named the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s next executive director. The OHSAA Board of Directors selected assistant commissioner Jerry Snodgrass to replace Dan Ross, who will be stepping down in September after 14 years.

The Wyandot County Museum officially opens today, and several new exhibits, renovations and upgrades are on display for visitors. Museum curator Ronald Marvin Jr. said he is excited about all the work that’s been put in over the winter.

ATTICA — Ever since he was little, Carey senior third baseman Grant Frederick and his teammates — many of whom have been playing together since they were 8 years old — had a few goals for their senior season.

The Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center held a meet and greet Thursday for its new medical director, Dr. Jacob Conklin. Conklin is a 2005 graduate of Ohio State University. He completed his residency in 2008 at Riverside Hospital in Columbus and began a private practice. Conklin moved to Upper Sandusky in 2016 and has been practicing medicine in …

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale Quiz Bowl team has earned many titles and honors in recent years. This season it has won both the Hardin and Hancock county tournaments, competed in the WNWO Academic Challenge and the WBGU tournament. The team has also been qualified to compete in national quiz bowl competitions the last five years, but members’ school calendars included other activities that kept them from taking part in the contests.

LAS VEGAS — A month after competing at the Ohio state tournament as well as at nationals, Upper Sandusky senior Noah Clary has competed in yet another tournament before he heads to college. Clary placed fourth in the 2018 Marines Western Regional Freestyle on April 27-28 at the South Point Convention Center in Las Vegas.

A significant amount of help is on the way for people struggling with the opioid epidemic in Wyandot County. A federal grant will provide the medication Vivitrol at the Firelands location in Upper Sandusky for people wishing to overcome an opioid addiction through Targeted Capacity Expansion: Medication Assisted Treatment - Prescription Drug and Opioid Addiction Program.

Daniel Conkle (left) and Angel Cox help paint a shed by the pool at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky.