The Daily Chief-Union is pleased to welcome recent Findlay resident and Marion native Hannah Schlichting to its team as its advertising sales representative. Schlichting brings a wealth of customer service experience to the position, working most recently for a financial advising firm in a variety of roles including front reception and on the organizational side of the firm. She also has worked in several customer service jobs, both in food and retail, and served for four years as a substitute teacher, which she said has taught her to work independently and to be self-sufficient.

ATTICA — There was no quit in the Carey football team Friday night in hostile territory against state-ranked Seneca East. Down by two touchdowns with just over one quarter remaining in the game, Carey scored 20 unanswered points to defeat the previously unbeaten Tigers 26-20 in overtime in one of the Northern 10 Athletic Conference’s biggest upsets of 2019.

VAN BUREN — At the last minute — literally — the ball finally bounced Riverdale’s way. Logan Frey’s shot deflected off the bottom of the crossbar and down into the goal with just 49 seconds remaining to give the Falcons a 1-0 victory and the boys North Central Ohio Soccer Association championship Thursday at Van Buren.

Coming off of a 19-kill performance, Wynford senior outside hitter Lainey Holman didn’t wait long to finish with a double digit number of kills again. Holman finished with 14 kills in addition to 15 digs in the Wynford volleyball team’s 25-20, 25-20, 25-18 victory over Upper Sandusky on Thursday at Upper Sandusky High School.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Callie Sudlow scored a pair of goals as Riverdale closed out girls North Central Ohio Soccer Association play with a 3-0 home victory against Van Buren on Wednesday night. Haley Frey got the Falcons (8-6-1, 4-1 NCOSA) on the board first only 4:16 into the match with a goal assisted by Hanna Breidenbach. With just 4:21 left in the first half, Breidenbach assisted Sudlow’s first goal to make it 2-0.

The Wyandot County Commissioners recently traveled to Washington, D.C., with fellow commissioners from Ohio, Michigan and Kentucky for a Regional State Leadership Day. The commissioners heard from National Economic Council Director Larry Kudlow, Education Secretary Betsy DeVos, Transportation Secretary Elaine Chao, EPA Administrator Andrew Wheeler and White House Office of National Drug Control Policy Director Jim Carroll.

The American Red Cross held a blood drive Wednesday at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Pictured, Phlebotomist Joy Wright places a bandage on blood donor Trey Washburn, manager of environmental services at the hospital, after his blood donation.

COLUMBUS — Riverdale junior Andrew Kuenzli knows the challenge that awaits him. Two years after finishing in a tie for 51st place with a 38-over par score of 182 in the boys Division III at the state golf tournament, Kuenzli will compete at state for the second time in his high school career.

As Brett Montgomery prepares to play in his final high school golf event, he is not especially nervous. The Upper Sandusky senior has played in the state tournament twice before, including once at NorthStar Golf Club. “It’s almost a little bittersweet, my last tournament playing for this school, but this being my third year, I’m a little bit more comfortable,” Montgomery said.

Dr. Byron Morales, who deals with population health and wellness at the Wyandot County Memorial Hospital, shared a program Tuesday evening at the Upper Sandusky High School Library sharing information about vaping, juuling and e-cigarettes.