Wyandot Co. homes, land bought recently Carolyn Bursby and Mary L. Fox to Linda Passet, property in Upper Sandusky. Read More
Couples receive marriage licenses Jonathan David Mosman, 28, 309 N. Garrett St., Nevada, food service; and Miranda Wyeth, 29, 309 N. Garrett St., Nevada, laborer, Oct. 19. Read More
Juveniles sentenced for traffic offenses Haley M. Beltz, 12055 TH 83, Forest, speed, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens. Read More
1 injured when semi, pickup collide A local man was transported to Blanchard Valley Hospital in Findlay on Thursday afternoon after sustaining head injuries during a semitrailer-pickup truck crash at the intersection of CH 97 and CH 44. Read More
Commissioners table vacating township road in church request CRAWFORD TOWNSHIP — When you got to go, you got to go — even if you have to rip up the road. Thursday, the Wyandot County Board of Commissioners visited the site of Crawford United Methodist Church at Ohio 199 and TH 103 and later held a hearing to discuss vacating the right of way of TH 103B so members of the church might be allowed to install a bathroom. Read More
Halloween in Upper Sandusky Hundreds of people turned out to participate in or watch the Upper Sandusky Halloween parade Thursday night, followed by costume judging in the Upper Sandusky Fire Department. Read More
About 70 attend meeting on decommission of Marseilles reservoir MARSEILLES — Representatives from the Ohio Department of Natural Resources discussed plans to decommission the dam at the 250-acre Marseilles Reservoir during a public meeting at the Marseilles Township Hall on Wednesday night. Read More
Party animals The party began early for Jackson Parsell (left) and Arthur Cain as they play their flutes prior to being in the Halloween parade in Forest. A large crowd came out to participate in the annual event. Daily Chief-Union/Dan Robinson Read More
Elks seek more community partners going into 38th year of walk-through Area residents will have a special opportunity to visit scenes from the 1951 version of “Alice In Wonderland” during the annual Upper Sandusky Elks No. 83 walk-through from 6-8 p.m. Saturday in conjunction with trick or treat in the city. Read More
Local one-woman office provides free services to victims of crime Going into her 19th year as the victim’s advocate for Wyandot County, Marnie Hahn has worked with hundreds of people who may have needed an extra boost to help them get through tough times. In recent weeks, Hahn has received word from the state of Ohio that her program would continue to be funded for fiscal year 2017. Read More