Local children will have a merrier Christmas thanks to the Upper Sandusky Police Department. The department held its annual ‘Shop with a Cop’ event from 5:30-7 p.m. Wednesday.

The City of Upper Sandusky held a public meeting at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Wyandot County EMS Building to present the findings of its project plan for the proposed Water Reclamation Facility upgrades.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — As a state qualifier last season, Carey sophomore wrestler Tanner May has lofty expectations for this season. “I want to try to make state finals this year, that’s my goal,” May said.

FINDLAY — The Upper Sandusky Middle School wrestling team took second at the Findlay Donnell Duals on Saturday. The Rams beat Archbold, 62-25; Findlay Glenwood, 75-12; and Kenton, 76-10; but lost to host Donnell, 43-41.

Amy Hoffman of Palmer Energy was the guest speaker at Tuesday’s quarterly Mayor’s Breakfast in Wharton. She discussed consulting on energy costs and deals made with local governments, businesses and chambers throughout Ohio...

BUCYRUS — Colonel Crawford used a hot-shooting first half to build a big lead and then held on for its first win, 50-47, keeping Wynford winless Tuesday night in Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls basketball play.

CAREY — The Carey FFA took part in the Job Interview Career Development Event once again with 15 members participating.

To run a business meeting right, correct parliamentary procedure, or parli pro, should be used. Parli pro helps a meeting to run smoothly and efficiently. It preserves the rights of the minority, yet lets the majority rule. Parli pro allows members to address items of business and change or modify that business to fit the wishes of the organization. Parli pro also allows members to deal with issues or concerns that arise during the discussion of business in a way that is courteous to all. Some of these abilities include amending a motion, referring an item to a committee, rescinding a motion or rising to a point of order.

Sarah Shroll (left) and Meredith Raboin provided musical entertainment at the Holiday Celebration membership drive Monday evening inside the Wyandot County Museum.

CAREY — In recognition of his service to the Carey Exempted Village School District Board of Education, board members presented board member Mark Armstrong with a going-away gift — a plaque — during Monday’s meeting.