The Stars and Stripes giving campaign for Open Door Resource Center is off to a strong start. Open Door Executive Director Scott Moore said the goal of the giving campaign is to raise money for the non-profit’s general fund.

Upper Sandusky boys basketball held its youth basketball camp last month.

NEVADA — With the condition of its village hall deteriorating, Nevada Council is considering its options, including the possibility of a new building. Council received a quote of $18,100 for repair work on the outside of the block building, and it expects a new roof, which may be needed sooner rather than later, would cost over $20,000, meaning total work on the building would be around $40,000.

Keeping the community healthy begins with the youth in that community, as well as understanding the roles that a healthy diet and lifestyle play in maintaining health. In the Mighty Ram Camp nutrition and fitness programs, students in kindergarten through eighth grade will not only participate in fun activities, but learn about the role nutrition and healthy diets play in maintaining proper health from people in the Wyandot Memorial Health SportsCare program.

The Liverpool Lads kicked the fun up a notch at the sixth annual Wyanstock music festival put on by Wyandot County Young Professionals.

Columbus-based act Mike Perkins (right) and bassist John Zuck (left) perform after a heavy downpour briefly hit Wyanstock Saturday afternoon.

Attendees at the Wyandot County Historical Society’s ice cream social fundraiser were given the opportunity to take free horse-drawn carriage rides Saturday afternoon.

The Upper Sandusky Black Marlins summer swimming team defeated the Crestline Water Dogs 166-91 in girls competition and 136-90 in boys competition Saturday at the Harrison Smith Park pool.

Fireworks explode over the Upper Sandusky High School soccer fields Friday night during the finale of the city of Upper Sandusky’s annual fireworks show.

An unusually wet spring and early summer has put Wyandot County farmers in a difficult situation choosing between planting their crops late, replanting them or not planting crops at all. The National Weather Service reported Wyandot County received precipitation in 46 of the 91 days from April to June, well above the yearly average.