Safety Blotter: September 2, 2015 Officers performed an ATM standby the morning of July 24 in the 1100 block of East Wyandot Avenue. A resident of the 300 block of Second Street reported a dead groundhog on a sidewalk the morning of July 24. Read More
New look Nine Upper Sandusky High School students and recent graduates teamed up with their art teacher, Reggie Cameron (front, left), over the summer to repaint the mural in the cafeteria. Read More
Reid honored as top office by Grange Life Dan Reid of Reid Insurance Agency was named a top partner for Grange Life Insurance at its recent President’s Club meeting. Read More
Saull Law Offices to open in new location Kelle Saull of Saull Law Offices LLC recently announced a new location in downtown Carey to be managed by new partner Jessica L. Monday. Read More
Counseling service plans open house at new office Upper Sandusky Counseling and Life Coaching will host an open house from 5-7 p.m. Thursday at its new location, 625 N. Sandusky Ave. The event will include tours of the new facility, a meet-and-greet with staff members and information about new services and groups offered. Light refreshments will be served. Read More
Safety Blotter: September 1, 2015 Logan M. Brice, Upper Sandusky, was traveling westbound on CH 44 west of CH 128 the night of July 27 when he struck a deer in the roadway. The 2002 Chrysler Voyager he was driving sustained functional damage. Read More
Going up About 250 yards of concrete has been poured for the base of a 4-million kilowatt hours wind turbine on TH 125 southeast of Harpster. Read More
Man found dead in Jeep BUCYRUS — A vehicle found with a man fatally shot in the head in Crawford Count early Sunday morning may have been in Upper Sandusky at one point as its driver and passenger fled from a burglary and gas station robbery in the Cleveland area. Read More
Wyandot SWCD hosts banquet The Wyandot Soil and Water Conservation District hosted its 67th annual meeting Thursday. Wyandot SWCD board of supervisors chairman Jeff Bowen, who was re-elected to a second term during the meeting, welcomed those who gathered in the Masters’ Building at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds. Read More
Local cattlemen successful in Best of the Buckeye program at state fair MARYSVILLE — The Ohio Cattlemen’s Association hosted the Best of the Buckeye shows at the Ohio State Fair from July 29 through Aug. 9, with the third overall Mainetainer heifer award going to breeders Gary Kalb and Eric King of Meg-Jer Farms, Sycamore, and exhibitor Caitlin Schaub, of Wapakoneta. Read More