CAREY — A 20-month-old Findlay girl died in an accident on U.S. 23 near Carey on Tuesday morning. Candase R. Weatherholtz was pronounced dead at Wyandot Memorial Hospital following the incident. Two adults were injured.

Wynford High School’s 2017 homecoming court is (front row, from left) Nathanael Harris, Austin Zeigler, Cole Heinlen, Seth Karcher; (back row) Sami Strickland, Jenna Coffman, Kennedy Teynor, Bailey Alspach and Victoria Hoerig. Missing from the photo is Jordan Imbody.

The Upper Sandusky Park Board met Tuesday afternoon to discuss upcoming events and the conclusion of the season’s projects. It was brought to the attention of the board that organizers of the Home for the Holidays run would like to use the same path as last year.

SYCAMORE — Mohawk Local School Superintendent Ken Ratliff revealed the district report card at Monday evening’s board of education meeting. The district received an A in student growth, a C in K-3 literacy, an A in graduation rate, a C in gap closing, a D in achievement and a C in prepared for success.

Upper Sandusky High School football players carry teammates on their shoulders as they are introduced at the community homecoming pep rally following a parade Monday evening. The Rams face Buckeye Central at 7 p.m. Friday in their homecoming game. Daily Chief-Union/Lonnie McMillan

NEVADA — Nevada Council will try to spell out duties for its various committees in the near future. Councilman Greg “Tom” Durham said at Monday night’s council meeting clarity is needed. Councilwoman Diane Morgan suggested each council make a list of what it believes are its responsibilities and they can be discussed further after that.

CAREY — Four high school students presented to the Carey Board of Education during a regular meeting Monday about ways a school-affiliated STEM club could benefit students. Alec Johnson, Gerardo Garcia, Sydnie Arend and Zach Turnbell are part of a group of students who have been meeting to develop and execute projects in the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Women’s Literary Club October meeting was held at the Mohawk Community Library. President Beth Lininger welcomed 14 members with a reading from Patricia Limbach’s “Harvest of Bittersweet,” a collection of essays from the author of a weekly Farm Wife column in an Ohio newspaper.

Erin Patrizi works the ropes in the second annual Fierce Games hosted by Fierce Fitness by Shannon on Saturday.