Art auction forges new connections CAREY — Wyandot County residents are invited to dress up Saturday for the fourth annual Art Connections art auction fundraiser. The event this year will be held at the new Moreno’s Vault banquet hall in Carey and is open to everyone who has already RSVP’d. Read More
Abandoned First responders were on the scene this morning after a passerby reported a wrecked Dodge Ram 3500 abandoned on CH 44 near Ohio 199. The vehicle had damage to the steering wheel on the inside and was damaged on its front left side. Read More
Wynford comes up just short after rallying from 20 down in 4th quarter CALEDONIA — Wynford nearly erased a 20-point fourth-quarter deficit but hot-shooting River Valley was almost perfect at the foul line and did not let it happen. The Vikings connected on 13 3-pointers and made their first 19 free throws before missing their final attempt, holding off the Royals in a 94-88 shootout of a nonconference boys basketball game Wednesday night. Read More
Upper’s 13-point comeback stuns Mansfield Senior MONROEVILLE — Upper Sandusky senior guard Alivia Oney called it the Upper Sandusky girls basketball team’s biggest comeback since they erased a 24-point deficit against Riverdale two years ago. Fellow senior guard Alexis Fogle concurred. Read More
Clear the way Ben Reis, day shift custodian, clears the sidewalks at Upper Sandusky High School Wednesday morning. Snow storms closed Upper Sandusky Exempted Village School District, Carey Exempted Village School District, Mohawk Local School District, Wynford Local School District and Riverdale Local School District for the day. Read More
Warriors snuff out Flames 45-20 SHELBY — Mohawk struggled to put points on the board for most of the first half, but a flurry of points near the end of the second quarter finally got it going and led the way to a 45-20 victory against Mansfield Christian in a Division IV sectional semifinal game Tuesday night at Shelby. Read More
Riverdale eliminated with loss to C-R LIMA — Riverdale had the momentum going into halftime of its Division IV girls sectional basketball contest against Cory-Rawson on Tuesday night, The Hornets wasted little time in stealing it back in the second half as they pulled away for a 52-40 victory over the Falcons at Bath. Read More
Introduction Carey FFA Chapter President Olivia Coppler introduces guest speaker Ty Higgins at the 2019 Wyandot County Ag Leaders Breakfast at the Masters’ Building this morning. Read More
Bellevue can’t handle Upper BELLEVUE — Injuries created a weakness for Bellevue against Upper Sandusky’s strength. A lack of guard experience showed early as the Rams built a big early lead and coasted to a 63-44 victory against the Redmen in a nonleague boys basketball game Monday night. Read More
Blue Devils’ hot shooting fades NORTH ROBINSON — For a little more than one quarter, it looked as if the Carey boys basketball team picked up where it left off from its first matchup with Colonel Crawford. The Blue Devils, who connected on eight 3-pointers in their first matchup with the Eagles, opened Tuesday’s contest with four 3-pointers, three of which were in the first half. Read More
Art auction forges new connections CAREY — Wyandot County residents are invited to dress up Saturday for the fourth annual Art Connections art auction fundraiser. The event this year will be held at the new Moreno’s Vault banquet hall in Carey and is open to everyone who has already RSVP’d.
Residents question high water bills Two separate cases of high water bills were discussed at the Upper Sandusky Service Committee meeting Monday. Two area residents representing their daughter Michelle St. John said she had a high water bill at her residence on Betty Lou Street.
Carey village employees test new time clock CAREY — The use of new TimeClock Plus software to track the hours of village employees was a featured topic of discussion Tuesday at the Carey Village Council meeting. The meeting opened with an administrative update where Village Administrator Roy Johnson announced the trial period for the TimeClock Plus software is currently in effect and employees will be signing in via smartphones or computers as well as timecards so accuracy with the system can be gauged.