Local residents recognized for 2016 Wyandot County Fair wins Senior dairy showmanship (ages 14-18 years): first place, Hanna Ziegler, Barnyard Critters. Read More
Wyandot Co. Junior Fair results released Showman of showmen First place, Carley Coppler, Carey Boys and Carey FFA; second place, Hannah Ziegler, Barnyard Critters and Upper Sandusky FFA. Read More
2016 Wyandot County Junior Fair champions, placers announced FFA and 4-H champion projects Supervised agricultural experience poster winners: Rachael Herring, Upper Sandusky FFA, champion; Kohlten Shane, Riverdale FFA, reserve champion. Read More
Wyandot County Fair senior fair gardening winners Grains and seeds Three stalks early soybeans: Lee Kemerley, first place; Jim Kin, second place. Read More
Riding horses to the win in senior fair Western-type yearling fillies/colts: Savannah Ward, first place. Read More
Residents take home top awards in senior baked goods division Caramel: Judy Rowland, first place. Read More
Crafts, homemade items fill domestics building Quilt, any design, hand appliqued: Erika Merrick, first place. Read More
Winners take home ribbons in senior fair cattle show Senior yearling bull, Sept. 1-Dec. 31: Linda Swihart, SLS Family Shorthorns, first place. Read More
2016 Senior Fair results – Rabbits California, standard: Howard Bair, Shelby, best of breed and best opposite. Read More
Grand champions announced at the Wyandot County Fair livestock sale Grand champion ducks and market gilt were announced Saturday at the Wyandot County Fair livestock sale. Read More
McCutchenville firefighters train on new JAWS McCUTCHENVILLE — Members of the McCutchenville Fire Department received training on equipment the department purchased as a result of public support. McCutchenville Fire Chief Robbie Miller said the department spent $28,100 on JAWS rescue equipment to better serve the community in a crisis.
Ross named next Upper Sandusky police chief Upper Sandusky has named its next police chief. Capt. Dan Ross accepted the job offer from city officials during a special safety committee meeting Wednesday. He will take the job effective July 5.
Dlubak indicted on felony weapons charges The son of an Upper Sandusky gun manufacturer is facing felony weapons charges after police say they found two loaded handguns and marijuana in his car during a traffic stop.
