4-H kicks off in Wyandot County Hundreds of people poured into the dining hall at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds on Sunday to celebrate the start of the 2016 4-H season, learn about potential student projects and have pancakes and sausage. Proceeds from the donation-only breakfast go back to the Wyandot County 4-H program, and sunny, spring-like weather brought 4-H supporters from throughout the county to Upper Sandusky. Read More
Kenton PD officer recovering after being shot by former county official KENTON — For the second time in three months, local law enforcement officers are being called “heroes” for going beyond the normal call of duty in Saturday’s shooting incident. Read More
Big-day hair Teresa Jacoby (left), of Carey, reviews potential wedding-day hairstyles during the Bedazzle Bridal and Prom Expo on Sunday. Also pictured are Headlines Salon and Spa stylists (front, from left) Hannah Smith, Jewel Berger; (back row) Julie Reinhart, Ally Felkey and Tonia Woods and owner Dawn Patterson. Read More
Community connecting through art with Angeline CAREY — Romance is in the air as Valentine’s Day approaches mid-month, and those looking for a unique gift will find plenty of choices at Art Connections, a studio and gallery for people with disabilities in Carey. Read More
Featured business Brian Bauman (left), regional liaison for Ohio Secretary of State Jon Husted, presents a certification and commendation to Handy Twine Knife Company President and CEO Brian Caldwell, who represents the fourth generation of the family-owned company in Upper Sandusky. Read More
‘Sisters’ collect used prom dresses to give away to area high school girls Prom season quickly is approaching for area high school students. And that means many girls soon will searching for the perfect dress for the occasion. Read More
Kirby man’s request for another trial overruled A Kirby man found guilty by a jury of complicity to felonious assault as a result of a fight outside the Blue Room in August 2014 will not receive another trial in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court. Read More
A morning stroll Robert and Suzanne Cartwright of Nevada take advantage of temperatures in the mid-50s this morning to walk at Stepping Stones Park. The Cartwrights said they walk two miles most mornings. Read More
Three injured in Pitt Twp. collision Three people were injured in a two-vehicle accident on CH 62 in Pitt Township early Monday evening. According to a release from the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office, Kylie Troxel, 16, of rural Harpster, was traveling eastbound on CH 62 when she failed to yield the right of way at the intersection of CH 113... Read More
Dance for families Joan and Brad Batton (front) tear up the dance floor with a crowd of supporters of Hannah’s House, a supervised visitation and exchange home in Upper Sandusky, during its annual fundraiser Saturday night at the Elks Lodge. Read More