Three students from the Upper Sandusky FFA traveled on an eight-day trip to Honduras to learn about the Honduran culture and to help teach vocational students about agriculture.
Local FFA members travel to Honduras for study abroad
Key to the city
Upper Sandusky Mayor Scott Washburn (right) presents Allen Boes with a key to the city. Boes recently retired from the city after 30 years, most recently as the street and sanitation supervisor.
State qualifier
Upper Sandusky High School wrestler Noah Clary (center) receives a certificate from city council Monday for advancing to the state tournament. This is the second year in a row Clary, who will be a senior in the fall, and recent graduate Shane Pack advanced to the state tournament.
GOBA riders to stop in Wyandot Co.
The first Bill Gordon memorial award goes to longtime Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure riders Rosa and Reuben Rall, of Upper Sandusky. They were awarded the numbers and received the Bill Gordon award which was new for GOBA 2017 and was created to honor GOBA’s late director who died June 11, 2016, just before last year’s event.
Carey’s 5 players help West to 12-6 in over East
FOSTORIA — No school was more represented on the West roster than Carey with five players, and the Blue Devils seniors were able to cap off their high school careers with a 12-6 victory in the 2017 Sunny Farms Landfill All-Star Football game Saturday night at Fostoria Memorial Stadium.
Elks, A&A Grocery, Kimmel Corp. team up to feed 100 Wyandot County children
Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No. 83 is partnering with A&A Grocery and Kimmel Corporation, all of Upper Sandusky, to feed 100 Wyandot County children in a unique way this summer. The three entities will provide 100 backpacks filled with healthy snacks to food pantries in Carey, Sycamore and Upper Sandusky.
Universal Cheerleading Association camp
The Upper Sandusky High School cheerleaders recently held the Universal Cheerleading Association Cheerleading Camp and received a superior rating. Danielle Thiel won the jump off.
USHS grad draws agriculture legend to WC campus
Upper Sandusky native Dillon J. Davidson looked back on his time at Wilmington College from the vantage point of being 48 hours from his graduation in May. He realizes now that everything he did was connected and comprised the magical, mystical progression that was his WC experience.
Bible school-goers have fun in Christ
Many area children enjoyed the various activities and teaching at Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church's vacation bible school this week.
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.