Ferrands named grand marshals, Thiel award winner in Forest T — The village of Forest will honor three people who have dedicated endless hours to the community during the Tree Town Festival parade on July 8. David and Lora Ferrand have been named grand marshals of the parade and Lois Thiel is the community spirit award winner for 2016. Read More
Lucky number: Woman turns 86 just after welcoming 86th great-grandchild Rural Upper Sandusky resident Marie Frey had an extra reason to celebrate on her 86th birthday Sunday — or rather, 86 reasons. As Frey turned 86 years old, she also welcomed her 86th great-grandchild into the world. Read More
ScootinAmerica makes stop at Thiel’s Wheels Harley Davidson As Adam Sandoval and his dog Scooter rode into the Thiel’s Wheels Harley Davidson dealership Friday afternoon, a crowd of area residents gathered to greet them and give toward the Wounded Warrior Project. Read More
Fishing contest Callie Weatherholtz, 4, and Owen Weatherholtz, 9, participate in Sunday’s fishing derby sponsored by the Wyandot County Sportsman Club at Harrison Smith Park. Callie and Owen attended with their family, including parents Shane and Lindsey Weatherholtz, of Wharton, and siblings Sophie, 6, and Kolton, 11. The event included casting and fishing contests and grilled hot dogs and hamburgers for a … Read More
Local amateur radio operators hone skills at annual field day in Wharton WHARTON — The sun’s rays beat down onto members of the Wyandot Area Ham Operators Organization as they methodically set up their equipment Saturday for the annual 24-field day hosted by amateur operators across the United States. Read More
Sycamore fireworks Sycamore Fire and Rescue sponsored the annual Fourth of July fireworks display on Saturday night at Sycamore American Legion Park. The display is funded by donations each year, and area firefighters volunteered for hours Saturday to set up and run the fireworks. Read More
A touch of color Andrew Hutson (left) and Kris Joseph (back) run with Ava Hutson, 8, and Caleb Hutson, 6, in the second annual Open Door Color Blast sponsored by Open Door Resource Center on Saturday morning at Harrison Smith Park. The event is an annual fundraiser for Open Door, which provides information, resources, classes and more for economically disadvantaged residents. Read More
Youth rides passion to contest win Rural Upper Sandusky teen Mackenzie Myers has followed her passion for horses to a first-place finish in her division at the National Pole Bending Association contest in Cloverdale, Indiana. Read More
New indoor arena provides extra benefits for equine rescue Inside a new fabric outdoor arena at the Wyandot County Humane Society’s equine farm, a small group gathered for tips and tricks in dealing with troubled horses in an annual Memorial Day clinic with a nationally renowned trainer. Read More
Mourners pay respects to Carey mayor CAREY — A steady stream of visitors passed through the side entrance of Stombaugh-Batton Funeral Home on Wednesday for one more chance to give back to the late Carey mayor. Steven W. Smalley was made for the job. Read More