NEVADA — Nevada Mayor Ken Kerr reported to village council Monday that a porkchop dinner and picnic hosted at the community park over the weekend sold around 100 tickets and raised approximately $500. Kerr thanked councilman Jeff Kindley and all of those who helped out for their hard work and efforts.
CAREY — The Carey Exempted Village Schools board approved an amendment with architects Fanning/Howey Associates adding four new classrooms to the new school in a meeting Monday night. The board previously approved the addition of four more classrooms in the new building, but approved an amendment setting the revised amount for the project at a little more than $2.6 million Monday.
The weekly progress meeting on the restoration project at the Wyandot County Courthouse has been canceled for Wednesday. The next scheduled meeting will be at 1:30 p.m. July 22 at the Wyandot County Courthouse.
Briauna D. Brown, Morral, was warned for speed early the morning of May 20 after a traffic stop at the intersection of Walker and Seventh streets.
Local residents had plenty to do over the weekend, including the Pantry Palooza, Koda Bear Festival and an Ice Cream Social at the Wyandot County Museum.
The Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office is reminding the public to use caution when responding to help wanted ads after a woman reported a scam over the weekend.
A crowd estimated by organizers at more than 1,200 people attended church services Sunday in Gormley Park to hear John Godwin of the A&E TV series “Duck Dynasty” speak on his experiences on the show and his Christian faith.
LIMA (AP) — A comedy club is trying to raise money to honor comedian Phyllis Diller with a museum exhibit in her northwest Ohio hometown.
The Upper Sandusky Exempted Village School District’s top administrator and the secretary to his office both retire this summer, ending an era and starting anew for the 2015-16 academic year.
The case of a 1997 bank robbery is being reopened by the Upper Sandusky Police Department and Wyandot County Prosecutor’s Office, and the agencies are asking for the public’s help as they try to catch the perpetrator.