A new partnership has formed in order to continue to benefit veterans in need. The women of the American Legion Auxiliary of Post No. 225 in Upper Sandusky enlisted the help of Boy Scouts of America Troop Nos. 125 and 777 to sell paper poppy flowers in honor of Memorial Day.

Taylor Corder takes a picture of her classmates, (from left) Summer Schifer, Taylor Evans and Sierra Newmeyer, before graduating Saturday night.

FOSTORIA — Sydney Geiser admitted she never could have imagined at the start of the year what played out Friday. The Carey senior was seeing little action early in the year as the Blue Devils began 0-5.

The fifth and sixth grade classes at St. Peter School took part in the school’s annual bike ride Friday, as more than 60 individuals, including students, teachers, administrators and school graduates, road 13 miles. Nine current seniors at Upper Sandusky High School returned to their elementary school to partake in the ride.

Matt Luikart (front, from left) and Nick Bay accept two checks totaling $2,710 on behalf of the Upper Sandusky High School football program from Eric Troiano of Sunshine Insurance Agency.

The Mohawk High School class of 2016 kicked off graduation season in Wyandot County on Friday night with a ceremony at the school.

CAREY — For the second year in a row, a Wyandot County Catholic school teacher has won the Golden Apple award from the Diocese of Toledo. Greg Boyle was one of seven elementary teachers to receive the award along with two secondary teachers Thursday night at Hilton Garden Inn, Perrysburg.

TIFFIN — The city editor of The Daily Chief-Union is the 2016 countywide award winner for community service from the Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Seneca, Sandusky and Wyandot Counties.

CAREY — Carey High School hosted its annual ceremony of excellence Monday, with Sara Craig winning seven scholarships and classmates Allison Keller and Sarah Taylor each taking home six scholarships.

Local law enforcement agencies will participate in a high-visibility seatbelt enforcement campaign from Monday through June 5.