Alicia E. Schaffner, Harrod, charged by the police with possession of open beer in a motor vehicle, pretrial held, continued to Feb. 20. Corporation Inc., CSX, Jacksonville, Florida, charged by the Carey police with obstructing the street, pretrial held, continued to March 14.

Certificate of judgment: Cavalry SPV I LLC, Valhalla, New York, judgment creditor, vs. Chad E. Nordyke, 536 1/2 Grove St., Carey, judgment debtor. Certificate of judgment: Capital One BAnk NA, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Nathan L. Phillips, 137 N. Eighth St., Upper Sandusky, judgment debtor.

Lindell A. Bils to David P. Kroeker and Danetta Kroeker, property in McCutchenville. Maria K. Ulrich and Sharon A. Mooney to Tyson C. Saull and Kelle M. Saull, 156.381 acres in Crane Township.

Robert Allen Gilliland, 25, 8991 TH 11, McCutchenville, laborer; and Taylor Marie Dickman, 21, 8991 Th 11, McCutchenville, customer service, Feb. 2.

Vaughn Property Services, 1201 E. Findlay St., Carey, other activities related to real estate. Jennifer Dean, 912 S. Hazel St., Upper Sandusky, beauty salons.

WOOSTER — A Wyandot County family was honored for its impact on the Ohio sheep industry recently at the Buckeye Shepherd’s Symposium in Wooster. Al Kin and his sons, Jim and Phil, owners of Kin Brothers Corriedales in rural Forest, were named the 2017 Charles Boyles Master Shepherd by the Ohio Sheep Improvement Association and the Ohio Sheep and Wool Program.

Professional Organizer Reannon Hayes (right) held an interactive workshop Thursday evening at the Upper Sandusky Community Library.

SYCAMORE — A juvenile is in custody after bringing a loaded handgun to Mohawk High School Thursday afternoon. An online post from Mohawk Superintendent Ken Ratliff states that at approximately 1 p.m. Thursday, students reported to Mohawk Assistant Principal Brooke Bowlin that another student had a handgun in his locker in a book bag.

Fairhaven Community held a special dedication ceremony Wednesday in honor of one of its most treasured contributors. In memory of Robby Lee, a board member of United Church Homes who died unexpectedly in October, the auditorium was renamed the Robert P. Lee Fellowship Hall.

First-grade students from Wynford Elementary School got the chance to sing the “Star Spangled Banner” and announce the names of the non-starters and starters for the Wynford and Bucyrus girls basketball teams before the start of the game on Wednesday.