Members of the Carey softball team wave Wednesday to fans as the bus is escorted out of town to Akron for today’s state semifinal game against Williamsburg.

Upper Sandusky Police Department A man in the 600 block of Elliot Street reported a male and female walking into Stepping Stones Park after hours the night of May 18.

CAREY — The date of the regular Carey Board of Education meeting is changed from June 12 to June 26. The meeting begins at 7 p.m. in the board room.

NEVADA — A local father-son hunting duo looks to give area shooters a place on Old 30 to grab guns or gear, or just unwind. Rob and Levi Abbott are the owners of Sportsmen’s Stop, 2733 CH 330, Nevada.

TIFFIN — On April 28, 2017, Dr. Robert J. Dornauer, Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeon, attended the first American Association of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgeons Anesthesia Patient Safety Conference at the American Society of Anesthesiologists headquarters in Schaumburg, Illinois, a northern suburb of Chicago.

Upper Sandusky Middle School students take a photo on the steps of the House of Representatives side of the U.S. Capital during a recent trip to Washington D.C. and Gettysburg.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk community said farewell to one teacher at the end of the school year, as Becky Kummerer finished her final year of teaching for 27 years. Kummerer began her career in McCutchenville teaching sixth grade, and after two years, moved to Sycamore Elementary, where she taught third grade for eight years.

During the next several months, area residents may notice people with cameras in their neighborhoods. They are working for Wyandot County Auditor George “Bill” Kitzler, who is in the process of a state-mandated revaluation of all property in the county.

A Wyandot County sheriff’s deputy chased and lassoed a horse at-large early Wednesday morning. Deputy Carson Orians came upon a horse trotting down the roadway in the 14000 block of Ohio 53 west of Upper Sandusky.

Please, Ohio lawmakers, don’t meddle (again) with the PLF! Following the fall of Ohio’s public libraries’ state funds after the recession of 2008, libraries slowly have crawled back up during the last almost 10 years to a much better place.