The Daily Chief-Union was able to come up with a list of 63 graduates of Carey, Mohawk, Riverdale, Upper Sandusky and Wynford high schools and others from Wyandot County who graduated from other schools who were on college varsity athletic rosters this past year.

The Wall That Heals, a Vietnam Veterans Memorial Replica travels through Upper Sandusky Tuesday on its way to Marion with a huge procession of motorcycles (pictured above) and a police escort (pictured below) that stopped traffic along East Wyandot Avenue for several minutes.

When 2016 Upper Sandusky graduate Corrie Knapp was diagnosed with diabetes at age 11, she was lucky to be able to have a support system in one of her best friends since preschool, Emma Smith. The two, now 21, attended a camp for children with Type 1 diabetes together when they were 12. Knapp explained that campers were encouraged to bring along camp buddies as support. After the camp experience, which the two didn’t like very much because of the long drive, Knapp and Smith discussed the need for a camp closer to home.

Daniel Pollock splashes water at the splash pad during the Splash Pad Fun Day Tuesday at Bicentennial Park in Upper Sandusky.

FINDLAY — Riverdale junior Andrew Kuenzli was named the boys player of the year in the Findlay Area Golf Association. Kuenzli won seven times on this season’s tour. Kiley Cline was the girls player of the year. Sportsmanship award winners were AJ Overmyer and Claire Recker.

Saturday, Wyandot County Museum curator and director Ronald Marvin Jr. lead a tour around Upper Sandusky Saturday to places that were significant in Neil Armstrong’s life, while he lived in Upper Sandusky from 1942-1944. Armstrong lived in Upper Sandusky, Marvin said, during his seventh, eighth and ninth grade years.

Christian rock band Heaven’s Rain was one of the musical entertainment acts at the Village of Nevada Festival on Saturday afternoon.

Upper Sandusky’s boys finished sixth and the girls were seventh Saturday in the All Summer Aquatic Conference championship meet Saturday at the Loudonville Public Pool.

HARPSTER — Wyandot County first responders had the opportunity to receive special training Friday thanks to a local business.

At left: The Forest-Jackson Public Library brought several of the Toy Story characters to life on a float in Friday’s Tree Town Festival.