BUCYRUS — It was an inspired performance for Wynford on Friday night in honor of injured quarterback Wyatt Smith. The senior stood on the sidelines on crutches hours after having surgery to repair a broken leg suffered in last week’s loss to Lima Central Catholic providing a needed spark to help the Royals clinch sole ownership of first-place in the Northern 10 with a 31-13 dispatching of Seneca East.
Famous Wyandot County murder artifacts were showcased during Ronald Marvin Jr’s “Spooky Tales of Wyandot and Surrounding Counties” presentation Thursday at the museum. Pictured are the noose which was supposed to hang murderer Thomas McNulty in 1880, the slippers from the 1953 “Red Slipper murder” of Cynthia Pfeil and the hatchet William McCoy used to kill Cornelius Green at a …
The Riverdale Falcons will celebrate the end of their homecoming activities with a game against Arcadia tonight. The homecoming king and queen will be announced prior to the contest.
BUCYRUS — Buckeye Central wrapped up a second-straight perfect season in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference with a 25-12, 25-9, 25-17 victory Thursday night at Wynford.
Upper Sandusky High School’s 2017 homecoming court is (front row, from left) Leah Crawford, Hannah Gier, Lillie Orians, Bre Rosario, Lucy Smith; (back row) Nick Clark, Noah Clary, Jevon Dible, Stephen Griffin and Connor Johnston. Daily Chief-Union/Brian Hemminger
When the Riverdale Falcons take the football field Friday night against Arcadia, they will be wearing the gold and black jerseys of the Forest Rangers. Seniors (from left) Wayne Frey, Ethan Hayes and Aidan Loveridge are pictured wearing the throwback uniforms honoring the school.
Tanya Hartings (right) and Travis Tracy of Kindred Home, Health and Hospice, serve the judges for the Iron Chef competition at Senior Connection on Tuesday. The special ingredient for the competition this week is corn.
Wynford High School’s 2017 homecoming court is (front row, from left) Nathanael Harris, Austin Zeigler, Cole Heinlen, Seth Karcher; (back row) Sami Strickland, Jenna Coffman, Kennedy Teynor, Bailey Alspach and Victoria Hoerig. Missing from the photo is Jordan Imbody.
When Upper Sandusky decided it was going to win, it made it happen. The Rams overcame a slow start to dominate the second and third sets before closing things out in the fourth set of a 21-25, 25-14, 25-9, 25-22 victory against Wynford on Tuesday night.
Upper Sandusky High School football players carry teammates on their shoulders as they are introduced at the community homecoming pep rally following a parade Monday evening. The Rams face Buckeye Central at 7 p.m. Friday in their homecoming game. Daily Chief-Union/Lonnie McMillan