Magician and comedian Keith Fields (standing), of Detroit, Michigan, and a native of London, England, offers a card to an audience member Saturday night during the Upper Sandusky FFA Booster’s Love and Laughs dinner and comedy night at the Moose Lodge.

Nicole Harrod’s co-workers knew she would miss her husband this Valentine’s Day. Trevor Harrod has spent the past year in Afghanistan and Kuwait in the Army Reserves. He couldn’t make it home for Valentine’s Day this year, so Nicole’s co-workers ordered her a puppy gram, saying “I love you” with puppy breath.

Wyandot County Emergency Medical Services personnel recently attended one of four training sessions on the county’s new Zoll X-series heart monitors.

Hailey Niederkohr is timed separating M&M’S by color with one hand behind her back at the Dorcas Carey Public Library on Wednesday afternoon during the chocolate Olympics games held in recognition of the upcoming Valentine’s Day holiday, which is Saturday. Fourteen students in seventh through 12th grades participated in a scavenger hunt and games. Daily Chief-Union/Jen Walter

Ted Lucas of Upper Sandusky recently was recognized for his 24 years of volunteer service on the board of governors for Wyandot Memorial Hospital.

Future groom Nick Waggy (from left) and his fiancee, Kelly Callahan, join Waggy’s mother, Corrina Waggy, as they stop to talk and get samples from representatives of Moreno’s Casual Dining, of Carey, at the Bedazzle bridal and prom show.

CAREY — New technology has driven schools to become more tech-savvy. However, in older buildings, like Carey Exempted Village Schools, this has become somewhat of an issue. With an older building, it can be a problem trying to bring more technology into schools. This was the evident for Carey and it was time to make a change.

HARPSTER — Generations of Herring family members have spent their lifetimes on the farm in rural Harpster. David and Shirley Herring were honored in 1993 to become to first recognized Century Farm in the state of Ohio.

Five students from Mohawk High School have been named this year’s Pizza Palooza winners. The seventh annual Pizza Palooza sponsored by the Upper Sandusky Rotary Club was offered Saturday night at Upper Sandusky High School

Hundreds of people celebrated the start of the 4-H program season Sunday morning when they packed into the dining hall at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds.