4K For Cancer A 25-person team of 4K For Cancer cyclists pedaled into Upper Sandusky on Wednesday evening. The group stopped at John Stewart United Methodist Church, where they ate dinner, slept overnight and ate breakfast before heading back out this morning to continue their 4,000-mile ride to raise money for people ages 15-34 who are battling cancer. Read More
Carey mayor, CHS superintendent discuss softball, baseball field issues CAREY — Carey Mayor Jennifer Rathburn asked Carey Schools Superintendent Mike Wank if it was feasible for the village and school district to work together to build new sports facilities during a meeting between the two community leaders Wednesday morning at Carey School. Read More
Flips and tricks A group of kids play a game of pool basketball Wednesday afternoon at Harrison Smith Park. Area residents have taken advantage of clear skies and temperatures in the 90s this week. Read More
Home art exhibit showcases local artists’ determination, hard work FOREST — The detail in the pieces was breath-taking. The painting of two small children playing came to life more than the the digital photograph from which it was inspired. Read More
More than 120 kids, teens cast reels in annual fish derby in Upper More than 120 children and teens age 16 and younger cast their rods in the pond at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky early Saturday morning in hopes of catching a fish during Wyandot County Rod and Gun Club’s annual fishing derby. Read More
Children enjoy fun times at St. Peter Festival Many area children enjoyed the many fun activities at the St. Peter Festival held this weekend. Read More
Pawzfest abuzz with record turnout More than 75 dog owners brought their fur babies out for Wyandot County Humane Society’s 15th annual Pawzfest dog walk and fun day Sunday at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky. That is the most in the history of the event. Read More
South hold off North in Mansfield MANSFIELD — Gabe Helbert got tricky on the first play from scrimmage. Wynford’s Zach Hoffman completed a short pass to Ashland’s John Wolfe, who lateraled to St. Paul’s Colton Service to set up a 73-yard gain. Read More
World War II veteran looks back on service in the Navy FOREST — World War II was calling the young men throughout the nation in the early 1944, and Stan Spath answer that call at the age of 17. With his friends leaving for the Army, Marines, Air Force and Navy, the high school junior was determined to join them. He thought hard about his options, Spath said. Read More
Off to the races Runners and walkers start the race in the 5K Glow Run and Walk to kick of St. Peter Festival on Friday evening at Stepping Stones Park. Read More