SYCAMORE — Twenty-three years ago, the nonprofit organization Sycamore Fire and Rescue Inc. took out a loan to build the Sycamore Community Center. Within the next few months, the nonprofit organization’s board expects to pay off the building, but community-based activities will continue as an avenue to support first responder services in the area.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk High School will present “Annie, Get Your Gun” at 7 p.m. Friday and Saturday and at 2 p.m. Sunday. Tickets, which are $8 per person, may be reserved by calling Mohawk School at 419-927-6222. Tickets also will be available at the door.

Wyandot County agricultural organizations and supporters hosted the annual farmer’s share breakfast Tuesday morning at Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church in Upper Sandusky, with more than 400 people expected to turn out based on previous years’ attendance.

A sinkhole caused by a collapsed sewer line was filled with stone as crews worked into the evening and East Wyandot Avenue reopened around 6:30 p.m. Monday, city officials said. Crews will wait for the stone to settle before repaving the road, Mayor Scott Washburn reported during a regular service committee meeting.

Jon “Big Nut” Peters and the Upper Sandusky Elks have teamed up to offer two new annual scholarships for Upper Sandusky High School seniors to attend Ohio State University, organizers announced Sunday during the Breakfast of Champions at Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks No. 83.

A section of East Wyandot Avenue was closed this weekend after two vehicles, including a police cruiser, were severely damaged in a sinkhole, police said. The sinkhole measured about 8 by 8 feet and was estimated to be 10 feet deep, city street supervisor Allen Boes said this morning.

COLUMBUS — Setting a goal like winning a state title or being a state placer in wrestling often is a lofty goal that rarely is achieved. However, when you wrestle like Mohawk sophomore Cole Draper, anything is possible.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk middle school and high school students had the opportunity to listen to a presentation Friday by a former Navy SEAL, a contestant on two Discovery Channel reality shows and a college football coach.

Rural Tiffin woman Lori Arnold-Grine shares the writing process for her book, “Finding Joy on the Mountain Climb: One Step at a Time with God,” on Thursday at the Upper Sandusky Community Library.