Super bodies need super foods. United Church Homes Director of Hospitality Services Amy Kotterman and Fairhaven Community dining services intern Abby Young led a presentation on vitamin-rich super foods Thursday as part of the monthly Lunch and Learn series at the nursing home. About 30 people attended the lunch.
Ryan North, formerly of Upper Sandusky and currently of Vicksburg, Mississippi, possibly locates unmarked graves by using ground-penetrating radar north of the Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
SYCAMORE — About 70 impassioned people showed up at the Sycamore Fire Station on Wednesday evening for a public hearing for rezoning that could usher a Dollar General into Sycamore. Though Mayor Vickie Weininger said she thought there would be more, they made their voices heard.
A Columbus man, who also was a multi-million dollar Washington lottery winner, pleaded not guilty on multiple charges during his arraignment Tuesday afternoon. Michael A. Goines, 46, appeared in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court on a first-degree felony charge for possession of cocaine, third-degree felony charge for having weapons under disability, fourth-degree felony charge for receiving stolen property and a fourth-degree felony charge for improper handling of a firearm in a motor vehicle.
Mother Nature slammed Upper Sandusky and much of the state with torrential downpours in the past two weeks, and residents have flooded city officials with questions about standing water on the city’s west side.
Wyandot County Commissioners on Monday accepted a $92,900 bid from Damschroder Roofing Inc. to complete the second phase of a roofing project at Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.
Wyandot East Fire and Rescue and the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office responded to an single-car injury crash in the 2000 block of TH 55 west of Nevada on Monday afternoon.
Area residents of all ages enjoyed the various activities and food at the Wharton Community Festival on Saturday.
Area residents enjoy the various activities at the Nevada Festival on Saturday. It was the first festival in the village in more than 10 years.
CAREY — Hundreds of people packed Memorial Park on Sunday afternoon to watch baseball and show support for the family of a fallen player. Carey Youth Baseball dedicated a new scoreboard at the park in memory of Ethan Ickes during a ceremony Sunday prior to all local teams taking the field.