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Councilman resigns to accept new JFS job

An Upper Sandusky councilman on Monday submitted his resignation, effective today, due to a new job opportunity that does not allow him to hold public office. Kyle McColly, who has…

April 8, 2014No CommentRead More

Students REACH their potential with free courses

Hundreds of area children put their creative minds to work this weekend in free classes sponsored by the Lutheran churches in Upper Sandusky. In its second year, 275 children enrolled…

April 7, 2014No CommentRead More

Kentucky man arrested in Carey on warrants issued in home state

CAREY — A Kentucky man was arrested Thursday afternoon in the village of Carey for warrants issued for multiple charges in his home state. George T. Green, of Oil Springs,…

April 7, 2014No CommentRead More

Coach’s passion for basketball interrupted by cancer

BUCYRUS — After screaming out plays all throughout a home game against Riverdale in January, Wynford coach Steve Mohr slouched back in his chair and talked to reporters with a…

April 5, 2014No CommentRead More

CSP approved for state tax credit

COLUMBUS — Gov. John Kasich on Monday announced the approval of assistance for 15 projects set to create 664 jobs and retain 2,012 jobs statewide, including a project at Continental…

April 2, 2014No CommentRead More

Clark pleads guilty to murder

A Tiffin man waived his right to a trial and pleaded guilty on two counts of aggravated murder in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court on Monday. Richard L. Clark Jr.,…

April 1, 2014No CommentRead More

Fair sheep pen project is two years in set-up

The Wyandot County Junior Fair Board is raising funds to purchase new metal sheep pens for the Junior Fair sheep barn at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds. Coordinators Danial Maltsbarger, a…

March 31, 2014No CommentRead More

USHS grad named ’14 Female Hooper of the Year

An Upper Sandusky native who lives in Marion will appear on the Queen Latifa Show in mid-April to showcase a unique talent — the sport of hoola hooping. Rachael Lust,…

March 29, 2014No CommentRead More

Commissioners OK legal contract

The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners approved a contract for child support legal services for attorney James Ruhlen on Thursday. Attorney Molly Snyder had rendered the services for some time,…

March 28, 2014No CommentRead More

Absentee voting for May election begins next week

Absentee voting in the state of Ohio for the May 6 primary election begins Tuesday, Secretary of State Jon Husted has announced, and voters in Wyandot County will have a…

March 28, 2014No CommentRead More