Upper Sandusky picked up its first Northern 10 Athletic Conference dual victory of the season with a 171-192 victory against Buckeye Central on Monday at Lincoln Hills Golf Club.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — A veterans memorial was dedicated at 10 a.m. Saturday during a special ceremony at the annual Heritage Days Festival in Mount Blanchard. Mayor Cynthia Morrison led the ceremony, which kicked off with the national anthem sung by Upper Sandusky history teacher Bill Miller and an appearance from the Marine Corps League of Findlay.

Members of St. Paul Lutheran Church, Upper Sandusky, celebrated the church’s 150th anniversary Sunday with a luncheon catered by Corner Inn at the Elks Lodge No. 83 following morning service.

BUCYRUS — Arlington edged Wynford in the second and third sets to take a 25-14, 25-23, 25-23 sweep in Jamee Burke’s first match as varsity coach to open the volleyball season Saturday. Addy Lafferty led the Red Devils (1-0) with six kills, Olivia Griggs and Kylie Rausch had five each, and Sarah Solt finished with four.

A group of young swimmers cool off in the water Friday during a free swimming event at the Harrison Smith Park pool in Upper Sandusky sponsored by Edward Jones.

SYCAMORE — Sycamore Village Council members on Tuesday night will vote whether to rezone vacant land at the north end of town in what has become a controversial issue. Citizens flooded public meetings twice in the past month, many urging council members to vote against the request to reclassify the land from residential to business because they don’t like landowner Joel Romanko’s plan to sell it to a company that builds Dollar General stores.

Slips, trips and falls are the No. 2 cause of workplace fatality. In many instances, death or significant injury can be avoided with proper equipment inspection. Richard Vaccaro of Guardian Fall Protection addressed local workplace supervisors and demonstrated proper harness use at a Wyandot Safety Council meeting Thursday at Harrison Smith Park.

Westbrook Assisted Living recently presented a check for $4,117 to Hospice of Wyandot County.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The village of Mount Blanchard will travel back to the early 1900s during the annual Heritage Days Festival on Saturday. There will be antique cars, tractors, small engines, antique bicycles and vendor booths along Main Street from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m

New Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center Administrator Greg Lonsway (right) talks with therapy department workers during a public meet and greet event Wednesday.