The presidential primary election in Wyandot County was relatively quiet Tuesday with an approximately 39 percent voter turnout. All votes were counted at the Wyandot County Board of Elections by 11:15 p.m. with 24 precincts reporting. Of the 15,406 registered voters in Wyandot County, 5,986 ballots were cast, including 4,623 Republican and 1,359 Democratic ballots.
Wyandot County voters may have noticed an uncommon sight on Election Day when people campaigned for Wes Goodman, a candidate for the 87th Ohio House District seat, during Tuesday’s primary election.
Voters in the 87th Ohio House District on Tuesday chose a candidate with no prior experience in Columbus to replace Upper Sandusky’s Jeff McClain.
An 18-year-old accused of impersonating a state senator and giving a presentation to a government class at Mohawk School in December had his bond revoked Tuesday afternoon. The personal recognizance bond for Izaha M. Akins, Marion, was rescinded in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court after he did not contest violating the conditions of his release...
MARION — The bright yellow aircraft in the center of the hangar was the center of attention at a recent open house at the Marion Municipal Airport. It also was a symbol of opportunity for two neighbors. For one, it meant continuing to chase a life-long passion; for the other, the growth of a steady business operation.
Wyandot Mutual Insurance Company, formerly Farmer’s Mutual, recently hosted a public open house to celebrate the grand opening of its new 6,500-square-foot headquarters in Upper Sandusky.
A domestic dispute was reported in the 300 block of Kilborn Street, Sycamore, the evening of March 5.
An Upper Sandusky woman went to Wyandot County Common Pleas Court Tuesday morning prepared to plead to a third degree felony charge of complicity to burglary.
National Ag Week began Sunday and continues through Saturday. In Wyandot County, there are several local events planned to increase knowledge, understanding and appreciation of Ohio’s largest industry.
MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale FFA chapter is asking area farmers to nominate it for a $10,000 grant through America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education as it plans to install and sustain a hoop greenhouse. America’s Farmers Grow Rural Education, sponsored by the Monsanto Fund, gives rural public school districts the opportunity to compete for grants of $10,000 or $25,000 for science and math programs.