Members of the Upper Sandusky Community Library on Thursday voted to spend $6,600 to replace the carpet in the library’s basement.

Upper Sandusky completed a perfect week in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference and extended its winning streak to five games with a 9-1 victory against Buckeye Central on Thursday.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk won its eighth straight game with a 13-3 five-inning victory against Bucyrus in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference baseball game Thursday. The Redmen rallied to tie the game at 3 in the top of the third inning, but the Warriors scored six times in the bottom of the third and four times in the fourth to run away.

The Upper Sandusky softball team won its sixth straight game Thursday, 12-2 in five innings over Buckeye Central. With the game tied at 1 after one inning, the Rams (9-4, 5-1 Northern 10 Athletic Conference) scored twice in the second inning and eight times in the third.

Wyandot County Council on Aging is improving safety at Senior Connection with help from a grant and monetary donation. The agency recently added emergency pull cords in the restrooms and an AED portable device to treat a person suffering a heart attack at the center where as many as 50 seniors go each day for social activities and fellowship.

BUCYRUS — Mohawk scored three runs in the fourth inning and beat Bucyrus, 5-2, in a Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball game Wednesday. The Redmen (1-6, 1-2 N10) answered with one run each in the bottom of fourth and fifth innings, but the Warriors (6-3, 3-3 N10) came back with single runs of their own in the sixth and seventh innings.

Angeline clients sort through four pallets of food collected during the Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities’ Stuff the Bus food drive.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Allen East scored 13 runs — 12 unearned — in the second and third innings and took a 14-6 victory to end the Riverdale baseball team’s seven-game winning streak. The Mustangs scored six times in the second inning and seven times in the third, mostly due to six errors.

LOVELL — The Killdeer Pizza Co. is keeping two small-town businesses going. Nearly a year after Brent Barchent and Paul Wagner revived a convenience store in Harpster by offering a signature pizza, they have expanded to the market on Ohio 199 in Lovell.