Upper Sandusky’s Jess Holly found out quickly that college coaches often do not stay long at the same school. When University of Buffalo coach Reed Sunahara left the school after just one season there to coach at West Virginia University, Holly withdrew her commitment to the school and instead found an entire program she liked not far from home in Bowling Green State University.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk students were told Veterans Day was a day to say “thank you” to U.S. military veterans for their service and sacrifices in ensuring that citizens retain the many freedoms they have. And Henry Stobbs’ sophomore American history students did just that Wednesday, recognizing those from the community living and dead who served in the U.S. military during a program in the nearly full auditorium at the school.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale High School senior Alec Porter challenged his peers to never forget the veterans who fought for the United States. Porter was the speaker at Riverdale’s 2015 Veterans Day assembly presented by the National Honor Society on Wednesday morning.

CAREY — More than 20 years after leaving the military, a local veteran has found his niche to give back to his comrades who have served, especially those with post-traumatic stress disorder.

Many veterans enjoyed the Veterans Day program at the Wyandot County Council on Aging on Tuesday.

The Wyandot County economy appears to be improving by several economic indicators, mirroring trends in the region, state and nation while at times leading the way. That was the message of county economic development director Greg Moon to representatives of 40 member businesses and political subdivisions at the annual...

TIFFIN — Dealing with mental health patients and those who have addiction can be one of the biggest challenges law enforcement face on a day-to-day basis. Making that task easier during a crisis for the police officer, those suffering from illness and addiction and their families was the goal of the week-long Crisis Intervention Team Academy held at Vanguard-Sentinel Career Technology Centers last week.

Veterans Tom Hill and Mrj. Steve Snyder-Hill return to Upper Sandusky Middle School to share their stories of their services to students.

Mary Ellen Gottfried (second from left), the widow of C. Richard Gottfried, stands with a weather vane created by her late husband. Also pictured are (from left) Wyandot County Commissioners Bill Clinger, Ron Metzger and Steve Seitz.

A salt truck became stuck on railroad tracks in Lovell while heading east on CH 42 on Thursday while delivering a load to Kalmbach Feeds.