MILAN — Though Edison by no means is the same team as last year, the state-tested Chargers proved more clutch than young Wynford in a 6-2 Division III sectional final softball game Friday.

A driver and passenger in a head-on auto collision on Ohio 67 were transported via Life Flight to St. Vincent Mercy Medical Center, Toledo, and the other driver was taken to Wyandot Memorial Hospital on Thursday night, according to a report from the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office.

LOVELL — Six local artists gathered for the first Art Connections autograph session Thursday at Lovell Market. Since the opening of the store, artwork from Art Connections in Carey has been on display for patrons to admire and the artists from the studio used an autograph meet and greet session to remind the public that the art is for sale and to show off jewelry that also was available for purchase.

SYCAMORE — When Mohawk needs a run in a tournament game, coach Eric Hoover seems to have a favorite play — and for good reason. Just as a squeeze bunt scored the winning run in last year’s district final, it got the job done Thursday for an error-plagued 5-4 Warriors victory against Fremont St. Joseph in a Division IV sectional championship game at Mohawk.

CAREY — A year after reaching the regional final, the Carey Blue Devils won its first softball title of 2017 with the swing of a bat from a player who got her first taste of a high school championship Thursday. Freshman Hailey Niederkohr ‘s two-out grand slam in the bottom of the sixth gave Carey a 7-6 win over Arcadia.

Fairhaven Community partnered with Wyandot County Home Health to expand physical therapy services from the Upper Sandusky nursing facility to patients’ homes. Under the new contract, Fairhaven therapy patients can continue their rehab at home, in most cases with the same therapists.

LEXINGTON — Upper Sandusky could not afford to leave runners on base against a team like Lexington. The Rams managed only one run in a bases-loaded, no-outs situation early in the game, and the Minutemen turned their baserunners into runs in an 8-1 victory in a Division II sectional semifinal game Wednesday at Lexington.

CAREY — Trey Bame pitched a gem, but James Fisher’s outing was a run better. No. 9 seed Margaretta topped No. 6 Carey, 1-0, in a Division III sectional semifinal Wednesday.

HARROD — The Riverdale Falcons had their opportunities to capitalize against Allen East, but it was the Mustangs who came up big in critical situations, taking the 7-1 Division III sectional baseball win on Wednesday. After surrendering one run in the first inning, Riverdale (9-12) looked ready to answer in the second.

Adam and Rachel Leightey were happy to expand their business and move it out of their home. They recently purchased Simply Flooring and Fireplace from John and Sara Houpt and stepped into a space at 115 E. Fairview St. that is three times larger than their garage.