Wharton council in session Friday night
WHARTON — Wharton Village Council held its meeting Friday night which had been rescheduled from its normal time. Village resident Bruce Reigle approached council to ask a
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Forest home damaged in blaze
FOREST — The home of a Forest family was damaged by a fire Thursday afternoon.
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Nonprofit shares top 10 signs of Alzheimer’s
A nonprofit organization serving northwest Ohio is hoping to educate area residents about Alzheimer’s and last week offered a program on the top 10 warning signs for the
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Cooking contest
Contestants (from left) Reggie Cameron, Amy Ritchey, Wilma Krider, Marty Denney and Eric Ratliff stand behind some of their creations for the Upper Sandusky Community Lib
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OLC having dinner theater
CAREY — The music ministry at Our Lady of Consolation Catholic Church will host a dinner theater, “A Taste of Broadway,” on Feb. 13 in the Shrine Cafeteria at the corner
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Ritz to take registrations for summer camp
TIFFIN — The Ritz Theatre will present its 17th annual summer theater camp in two separate weeklong camps.
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Wharton council to meet Fri.
WHARTON — Wharton Village Council has moved its meeting to 7 p.m. Friday. It originally was scheduled for tonight.
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Latta, Brown respond to SOTU
WASHINGTON — President Barack Obama called for higher taxes on wealthy Americans and new initiatives to boost the middle class during his sixth State of the Union address
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Health care law changes discussed
More than 20 people attended a presentation by the Small Business Association and IRS about the implantation of the Affordable Care Act on Tuesday.
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County jail inmate average increases in ’14
The daily inmate average for the year at the Wyandot County Jail increased last year as state law requires more offenders to stay in local jails for longer sentences, Wya
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