Non-injury accident A worker from Fox’s Towing slides a vehicle onto the truck’s bed after a non-injury accident this morning at the intersection of North Sandusky Avenue and Finley Street. Read More
Prosecutor, sheriff look back at ’15 After having its busiest year on record with 191 cases filed in 2014 in common pleas court, the Wyandot County Prosecutor’s Office dealt with numerous case filings last year and tied 2007 for the second busiest year in the history of the office. Read More
Wynford winter homecoming court The Wynford winter homecoming court is (from left) seniors Jade Stuckman, Mallory Moore and Katie Hoover, junior Tara Zinser, sophomore MaKennah Allen and freshman Kelsie Williams. Read More
Race for Christ Isaac Lortz, a first-grade student at St. Peter School, turns to jet back to the other side of the gym during a relay race celebrating Catholic Schools Week on Tuesday. Students at St. Peter School are participating in a spirit week, while the official Catholic schools event takes place Sunday through Feb. 6. Read More
Clocking in Two large outdoor clocks were installed Monday at First National Bank of Sycamore, which is undergoing a major renovation and expansion project in the downtown area. Read More
Laughs for health Dr. K.K. Solacoff performs at Wyandot Memorial Hospital’s 17th annual Comedy Night featuring Cody Cooper, of Cleveland, and headliner Dwayne Gill, an award-winning comedian and police officer, at the Elks Lodge on Saturday night. Read More
Wyandot SWCD surpasses goals The Wyandot County Soil and Water Conservation District had a busy year in 2015 and already is planning just as much or more activity over the next 12 months. Read More
Officers elected for regional planning There was little official business conducted at the first meeting of the year for the Wyandot County Regional Planning Commission; however, new officers were elected. Read More
Coloring craze Fifty-six people turned out Thursday night to participate in “Color Me Crazy,” an adult coloring program at the Upper Sandusky Community Library. Pictured are (from left) Paula Fisher, Carmen Baker, Teresa Lear, Chelsea Lear and Tamara Barker. Read More
Upper Sandusky preschool options to change before start of school in fall As one Upper Sandusky preschool and daycare center makes plans to close before the end of this school year, a local parochial school announced it will open a new preschool unit in time for the 2016-17 school year. St. Peter School said Wednesday it will offer a new preschool and extended daycare class at the beginning of next school year. Read More