The Upper Sandusky tennis program has come close to the peak of what it can accomplish in its current state. As it stands, the Rams teach the game to players when they join the team in high school, none of them having played before. Coach Aaron Frazee wants to change that to take the program to the next level.

Bald eagles in Ohio previously were nearly impossible to find due to chemicals in their food supply and habitation destruction, but now there are 12 nests in Wyandot County, wildlife biologist Keith Lott at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service said.

BUCYRUS — Early Upper Sandusky errors allowed Wynford to get its runners moving, and the Royals seemed to break out of their slide. Jalon Brown and Caleb Stone each nabbed a hit and scored in the sloppy frame to put Wynford up 2-0, and it was more than enough.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk baseball team had a redeeming effort Wednesday in a 9-2 victory against Seneca East. Nine days earlier, errors led to a big inning for the Tigers in a 5-1 loss.

Approximately 15 individuals sat in the Wyandot County Courthouse courtroom Tuesday evening for the first hearing of the Wahrer Ditch petition project. The project starts south of TH 14 and east of TH 147, northeast of Sycamore, and moves east into Crawford County.

Arik Schneider threw a three-hitter and delivered the game’s biggest hit to help Upper Sandusky defeat Wynford, 3-2, in a chilly and windy Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball game Tuesday. With the Rams trailing 2-1, the left-handed junior Schneider drove the ball deep to right field to score Parker Frombaugh after he had singled to lead off the bottom of the sixth.

Charlotte Buxton (left) walks Regina Vent through the new check-in system before Vent casts her ballot at the Jackson Township building this morning.

SYCAMORE — Raeanna Garber’s three-run home run keyed a nine-run third inning as Mohawk softball quickly erased a five-run deficit and beat Ridgedale, 15-5, in five innings in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Monday.

The students at St. Peter School will be the beneficiaries of a donation given to the school Friday. The Wyandot Wildlife Conservation Club donated $2,000 to cover the costs of starting an archery program in the school’s physical education class.