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.
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.
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.
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.
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...
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.
Assisting with ticket sales for Sunday’s fundraiser to send two teams of Special Olympics athletes to the National Unified Bowling Tournament in Reno, Nevada, were (from left) Deana Alexander, Mike Vogel, Kip Shumaker, Molly Danner, Alex Sendlebach, Hunter Moler and Connor Swartz.
Workers from One Energy, Findlay, raise the blades of a new wind turbine they installed at the Marathon Petroleum Company’s pump location on TH 125 about 1.5 miles southeast of Harpster.
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.
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.
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.