Sycamore business receives license Creative Plastics Concepts LLC, 206 S. Griffith St., Sycamore, plastics product manufacturing. Read More
Gutted Two buildings that have housed attorneys offices and beautician shops have been gutted as part of the First National Bank of Sycamore’s renovation and expansion project. Read More
USCL board OKs new salary schedule The Upper Sandusky Community Library board on Thursday unanimously approved an updated salary schedule, including the creation of a new position, and a wage increase scale after a short executive session. Read More
Petition deadline approaches for Nov. election Each municipality and township in Wyandot County will have seats open for the November election, and the Wyandot County Board of Elections says it has not received notice from many candidates of their intent to run. Read More
Hometown heroes Area youth take turns climbing out of a boat used by Wyandot County’s water rescue team during an event Thursday celebrating hometown heroes at the Upper Sandusky Community Library. Read More
Renovation of historic bridge nears completion Wyandot County Engineer Mike Kohl reported Thursday morning the $1.1 million restoration project on the Indian Mill Bridge, located just south of the intersection of CH 47 and CH 50, should be complete by next weekend. Read More
Draft health assessment released The Wyandot County Health Alliance held a quarterly meeting Thursday to go over a draft of the 2015 Wyandot County Community Health Status Assessment. The assessment is the fourth assessment and is completed every three years by a sample of Wyandot County residents. Read More
Safety Blotter: June 12, 2015 Officers performed a check on a residence in the 400 block of South Sandusky Avenue the morning of April 19. A woman was concerned about someone breaking into her residence. Read More
No injuries reported in truck fire No one was injured when a semitrailer caught fire Wednesday morning on the north exit ramp of U.S. 23 onto Ohio 199. Read More
Upper girl, 8, raises funds for brain cancer research with a drink stand It was 8 a.m. Wednesday when Ellie Zeller woke up and decided she wanted to spend her day selling Kool-Aid to raise funds for brain cancer awareness. Two years ago, the third-grade Union Elementary School student lost her 28-year uncle, Jake Zeller, of Bellevue, to the disease. Read More