It’s time to get cookin’. The What’s Cookin’ cookbook discussion group, a program of the Upper Sandusky Community Library, will celebrate the start of its fourth year with a book release party before its regular April meeting.

While many area children may have been watching cartoons or snoring away their Saturday morning, about 300 area youth were exploring and learning about new talents and a variety of other topics that interest them.

As area residents dress for work, school and other activities on Wednesday, the Wyandot County Department of Job and Family Services is asking them to consider wearing blue in support of Child Abuse and Neglect Prevention Month and the Ohio Wears Blue Day campaign.

MARION — They don’t receive the accolades their classmates do for their performances on the basketball court, baseball diamond, volleyball court or even the school musical. In fact, it may be one of the more obscure extra-curricular activities in the Upper Sandusky school district.

Children’s book illustrator Tim Bowers, of Granville, led the annual family reading celebration Thursday night at the Upper Sandusky Community Library.

There are plenty of jobs available throughout Wyandot County and the surrounding area. And area job seekers may not have had to look very far to find the right one Wednesday, as 37 area businesses, industries and staffing agencies got a chance to appeal to those looking for work...

Local artist Mandy Baldwin leads a woodworking class at Senior Connection in an activity sponsored by the Wyandot County Council on Aging with participant Alice Lee Wall.

City officials recognized three Upper Sandusky High School student-athletes for their accomplishments during the winter sports season Monday during a regular meeting of city council. Mayor Scott Washburn presented certificates to USHS students Betsy Young, Thurston Dyer and Noah Clary before each shook the hands of all council members in attendance.

The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners is exploring the possibility of refurbishing the newly renovated courthouse’s three domes, meeting with a representative of a Minnesota-based glass company Monday.