Angeline School and Industries superintendent Todd Dilley announced during a regular county developmental disabilities board meeting Thursday night that Angeline has received its long awaited new transportation vehicle. The wheelchair-accessible vehicle was purchased through an Ohio Department of Transportation grant.

Upper Sandusky’s softball team won its fifth straight game, beating Seneca East, 6-4, on Wednesday.

Pinwheels placed around the lawn at the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office blow gently in a breeze this morning.

Wyandot Memorial Hospital Board of Governors Chairman Tom Menningen (left) welcomes Dan Kilgore as the newest member of the hospital board.

An oil train rolls through the city of Upper Sandusky with the sun rising in the background.

CAREY — Surrounded by some standing water and mud is a brand new building and a new direction for Carey Exempted Village Schools. Prior to the board of education meeting Monday night, Superintendent Mike Wank invited the board for a tour of the building site. With everything on schedule, the building will be complete in May 2016.

Upper Sandusky firefighters clean up debris at the intersection of Wyandot and Sandusky avenues Monday after a two-vehicle injury accident at about 8:20 a.m.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale softball team swept a doubleheader with Ada on Saturday with scores of 8-1 and 7-6 in non-league games.

Area youngsters build with LEGOS on Saturday during the first session of Recognizing and Enriching All Children or REACH, a project of Lutherans In Faith for Everyone.