BUCYRUS — The Wynford Local School District has eight new teachers this school year, including six in the elementary and two at the high school and junior high building. The new teachers include a mix of first-year professionals and those with previous experience.

Volunteers (front row, from left) Leah Woods, Linda DeBolt, Jonathan Frey; (back row) Deb Sturgeon, Bill Sturgeon, Irv Woods, Janice Woods and Jeff Trautwein updated the flowers and decorations in front of the Wyandot County Courthouse for autumn over the past week.

The courthouse beautification project, which began this past May, was updated for fall this past week. The summer petunias were replaced with mums during the fair with hope they would bloom in time for this weekend’s Autumn Cruise in Upper Sandusky.

BUCYRUS — Twenty-seven up, twenty-seven down. Wynford outlasted Carey, 37-20, Friday night to jump into a tie for first place in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference standings. That’s right where the Royals belong.

For much of the first half, the score looked like a baseball game had broken out Friday night between the Mohawk and Upper Sandusky football teams. The first quarter ended with Mohawk leading 2-0 thanks to a safety of Mason Vent.

FINDLAY — Liberty-Benton did not need much firepower from the offense. The defense and special teams accounted for four non-offensive touchdowns in the first half as the Eagles soared past visiting Riverdale by a 63-0 margin on Friday night.

hly Lunch and Learn series at Fairhaven Community featured a showing of the PBS documentary “Being Mortal” on Thursday. The documentary first aired in 2015 highlights the struggles families and doctors deal with regarding end-of-life directives and care processes. Twenty-five people attended the session to view the film and afterward heard from a panel of local healthcare professionals.

CAREY — Carey’s boys and girls cross country teams each enjoyed a home victory in the Blue Devil Run on Thursday. The boys placed five in the top 10 to run away from second-place Elmwood, 22-55, while the girls had four finishers in the top nine to aide a 25-65 edge over North Baltimore.

Modern Woodmen of America Chapter 16315 matched the profits Hannah’s House made on the Superhero 5K held Aug. 5 with a donation of $1,216.96. Pictured are chapter director Rebecca Shank and Hannah’s House Director Misty Droll.

The Wyandot Classics and Cruisers car and truck club is planning its 17th annual Autumn Cruise with hopes to have another successful year to benefit Hospice of Wyandot County.