(From top right, clockwise) Cheryl Lyon and Wanda Monroe helped teach Marilyn McClain and Ala Said how to play euchre Thursday evening at the Game Night for Grown-ups event, which was held at the Upper Sandusky Community Library.

CAREY — For the second time in one week, Carey’s Sarah Reinhart won a race by more than a minute. Reinhart won the girls race in 20:16 at the Carey Run on Thursday at Carey. Her closest competitor, Van Buren’s Justine Hunt, finished second in 21:20.

Upper Sandusky had a well-rounded effort in taking a 25-18, 16-25, 25-18, 25-17 victory against Colonel Crawford on Thursday night in Northern 10 Athletic Conference volleyball action at Upper Sandusky. Emily Hill and Lily Gibson finished with seven kills each, while Reagan Ward contributed four aces, six kills and five blocks. Jenna Kurtz finished with five kills and four blocks for the Rams (4-9, 3-6 N10).

The Upper Sandusky junior high softball team, sponsored by East of Chicago, won the Summer U14 Hancock County championship (first), the Hancock County junior high spring championship (middle) and the Liberty-Benton 14U Classic championship (last) this past season.

FINDLAY — Kylie Recker scored a pair of goals late in the first half, and Division III state No. 8 Liberty-Benton pulled away for a 5-0 victory against Riverdale in a girls North Central Ohio Soccer Association match Wednesday at Liberty-Benton.

A 40-foot by 40-foot section of First Citizen’s National Bank in Upper Sandusky between Sandusky Avenue and Seventh Street was demolished Tuesday afternoon.

The Wyandot County Health Alliance discussed the latest updates to its agenda at its quarterly meeting Tuesday morning at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. On the topic of mental health, Nicole Williams of the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board reported all schools in Ohio received funding for student wellness and success as part of the annual budget.

BUCYRUS — Wynford sophomore Averi McMillan not only contributed in the front row, but in the back row as well. McMillan tallied 12 kills on 24 attempts in addition to 13 digs to help lead the Wynford volleyball team to a 25-18, 25-15, 25-19 victory over Upper Sandusky on Tuesday at Wynford High School.

GALION — No matter what Upper Sandusky shoots, Seneca East seems to be able to do just one or two strokes better. The Tigers took the Northern 10 Athletic Conference tournament championship, and with it, the overall league title with a 328-330 advantage over the Rams Tuesday at Valley View Golf Course.

Wynford High School will hold its annual fall homecoming ceremony at 6:15 p.m. Friday. The homecoming dance is 8-10:30 p.m. Saturday in the high school cafeteria.