Safety Blotter: March 16, 2017 Michala D. Williams, New Riegel, was cited for failure to yield after a crash at the intersection of TH 124 and CH 44 the afternoon of March 5. Wyandot County Emergency Medical Services transported Williams, her 2-year-old passenger and the other juvenile motorist to Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Read More
Marseilles council talks trash, chicken BBQ, park mowing MARSEILLES — Marseilles Village Council met in regular session Tuesday and Mayor Rick Arnold, Clerk-treasurer Barbara Arnold, Kenneth Arnold, Brad Hensel, Uhl Hensel, John Kennedy and Charlotte Leeth were present. Mayor Rick Arnold called the meeting to order and the minutes from the last meeting were read and approved. Read More
Mohawk to present ‘Lucky Stiff’ SYCAMORE — Mohawk High School will present its spring musical, “Lucky Stiff,” at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and 2 p.m. Sunday. “Lucky Stiff” centers on a regular Joe, Harry Witherspoon, working as a shoe salesman in England. He learns that he is about to inherit $6 million. Read More
Oklahoma Ali Hakim (left), played by Brett Bianchi, is caught being a little too close to his new love interest, Ado Annie, by her father, Andrew Carnes (left), played by Joey Verdugo in Upper Sandusky High School’s rehearsal of “Oklahoma.” Show dates are 7:30 p.m. March 22-25 and 2:30 p.m. March 26. Tickets are $8 and may be reserved by calling … Read More
Leeth out, Nolen in as Westbrook Assisted Living & Memory Care marketing director In nearly nine years, Brittiny Leeth has made an impression on her longtime employer. Now she’s stepping outside of Wyandot County. Read More
First Citizens brings in 2 The First Citizens National Bank has announced the addition of two employees. Tyler McEldowny has joined First Citizens Main Office’s banking team as assistant vice president/main office loan officer. Read More
Donation The Catholic Ladies of Columbia recently donated $1,628 to St. Peter School from proceeds of a bake sale the group hosted during Catholic Schools Week. The money will be used to replace carpeting in two classrooms during the summer. Read More
Trial begins for Upper man accused of cooking up meth The first day of trial for an Upper Sandusky man accused of contributing to meth lab operations was completed Tuesday in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court. Wyandot County Assistant Prosecuting Attorney Eric Figlewicz and defense attorney Thomas Nicholson spent approximately 2 1/2 hours questioning potential jurors for the trial. Read More
Sycamore Council split over utility clerk’s pay increase SYCAMORE — Sycamore Village Council members approved a $1.50-an-hour pay increase for the utility clerk in a split decision Tuesday night. Council approved the raise by a 5-1 vote, with Dawn Needles voting against it. Read More
4 interested in vacant Harpster council seat HARPSTER — Three Harpster residents attended the Harpster Village Council meeting Tuesday to express interest in a vacant council seat. Tom McBride, Crystal Fernatt and Mindy Frederick were present at the meeting and Mayor James Robertson informed council that Heather Cano also was interested in the position but was unable to attend the meeting due to a family emergency. Read More