Members of Wyandot County Law Enforcement spoke with community leaders and concerned citizens Wednesday evening at Upper Sandusky High School. The presentation, titled “The Drug Epidemic: Hitting Close to Home,” was given by members of the Wyandot County Major Crimes Unit, which has representatives from the Carey and Upper Sandusky police departments and the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Boot is helping provide peace of mind for parents, students and staff of the Riverdale Local School District. The Boot is an interior door security device from The Lockdown Company of Fowlerville, Michigan.

CAREY — Rick Wagner of Wagner Ford in Carey and formerly of Wagner Lincoln Mercury and Wagner Mazda of Fostoria is retiring after 40 years and has sold Wagner Ford in to John Heffernan of Bowling Green Lincoln in Bowling Green.

Mary Low Daring (right) watches as Angie Smith, assistant librarian for the Dorcas Carey Public Library, demonstrates how to make apple pie bites on Tuesday as a part of the Apples to Apples theme for November.

SYCAMORE — The Wyandot County Office of Economic Development held its ninth annual dinner Monday at the Sycamore Community Center. WCOED Executive Director Greg Moon kicked off the program with an update on the organization and Wyandot County overall.

Retired Sylvania art teacher Chris Rilling gave a presentation on the Monuments Men on Monday following the Veteran’s Day Lunch at the Wyandot County Council on Aging.

CAREY — In many ways, Carey High School senior Sydney Kin is following in the footsteps of her older sister, Shelby Kin. On Monday, Kin signed a letter of intent to play basketball at the University of Findlay, the same school that Shelby Kin attends and plays volleyball and basketball.

Wyandot County EMS/EMA held an open house from noon to 4 p.m. Saturday at its new building on the corner of North Warpole and Guthrie streets. Pastor Jim Stauffer offered a few words before the American Legion’s flag-raising ceremony near the front entrance.

MARENGO — Hillsdale only completed three passes, but it didn’t matter. Playing amidst temperatures hovering around 26 degrees with a steady wind, the Hillsdale Falcons rushed 43 times for 309 yards enroute to a 41-0 victory over Carey in a Division VI regional semifinal playoff game Friday at Highland High School.