Upper Sandusky police are investigating after someone broke into A & A Groceries and stole $630 in cash during the weekend. Gary Ault, owner of the market in the 200 block of North Sandusky Avenue, called police shortly after the store opened at 7 a.m. Sunday to report the break-in, police reports show.

NORTH ROBINSON — Though he was not dressed for a swim, Justin Richardson was happy to take a dip in the pool Saturday afternoon at Colonel Crawford. After capturing their first league championship in the first North Central Ohio Swim meet, the Upper Sandusky boys swimmers celebrated by pushing their coach in the shallow end.

Upper Sandusky had three points of emphasis for Saturday night’s game against Ridgedale, and it is safe to say, the Rams executed them in their 69-28 victory. Coach Jeff Winslow said the Rams wanted to play a solid four quarters, limit their own turnovers and communicated well on defense. They accomplished all of those things by outscoring the Rockets in every quarter, committing just four turnovers and forcing 27 turnovers while holding Ridgedale forward Alex Eldred to eight points.

ATTICA — They were a little slow to start, but once they got up to speed, the Rams had no problem maintaining their pace. Upper Sandusky’s starters took it to Seneca East for three quarters before ceding to the reserves down the stretch of a 75-37 win on the road Friday night.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk’s Shay Miller tried to take Friday night’s game against her former teammates at Wynford just like any other. A transfer from the Royals to the Warriors, she had by far the best game of her season with 17 points to lead Mohawk to a 44-28 victory.

The barn that houses the horses owned by junior fair exhibitors during the Wyandot County Fair received a makeover during the past few weeks. A $15,000 donation from Upper’s Winter Fantasy of Lights to the horse barn committee assisted in covering the total project cost of $19,675 to give the barn new siding, windows and repairs to some structural issues.

Upper Sandusky Mayor Scott Washburn held his annual state of the city address Thursday at Fairhaven Community. Washburn spoke to a full room filled with community members, city employees, elected officials and his grandmother and parents.

CAREY — In its second year, the Carey Teen Leadership Corps is expanding its outreach. The group of students recently organized a fundraiser to combat cancer that was held during last weekend’s basketball doubleheader.

SYCAMORE — Approximately 30 landowners or representatives attended a meeting at the Mohawk Community Library on Tuesday evening and heard a presentation by the Wyandot County Soil and Water Conservation District. A public forum was held to further inform landowners whose properties are located in a watershed that drains into a ditch with a proposed group project known as the Wahrer Group Ditch Reconstruction Project.

CAREY — The Carey Area Chamber of Commerce will continue to serve Carey and the surrounding community moving forward, Director Cassie Carlson said during Monday’s annual meeting.