NEW WASHINGTON — In what basically was a Northern 10 Athletic Conference girls golf preview event, Wynford topped Mohawk for the championship 443-458 in the Buckeye Central Invitational on Wednesday at Cranberry Hills Golf Course.

After four years of teaching yoga in private lessons, Michele Minehart took a big leap Saturday with the opening of the Woven Yoga studio in downtown Upper Sandusky. Woven Yoga’s grand opening was celebrated with a ribbon cutting through the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce.

In honor of the nationwide National Night Out, held the first Tuesday of August, Nevada UMC and Emanuel United Church of Christ held events with local first responders.

Walmart employees pose with Krystal Nunley, Patty McMillan, Michael Vogel, Mary Ellen Myers, Phyllis Thiel and Tad Dible of Angeline School and Industries during a check presentation on Monday. Angeline was the recipient of an $800 community grant from Walmart.

Brett Montgomery medaled with a 41 on a day the course played tough at Lincoln Hills Golf Course and Upper Sandusky came away with a 189-197 victory against Kenton in a non-league boys golf match Tuesday. Ben Latham shot a 46, Owen Knapp added a 47, and Matthew Homburg scored a 55 for the Rams (1-0). Gavin Carey (61) and Ethan Collins (63) had scores that were dropped from the team total.

CHICAGO — Jon Diebler had a key steal and layup as Carmen’s Crew closed on an 8-0 run to take a 66-60 victory against the Golden Eagles to win the championship and the $2 million winner-take-all prize in The Basketball Tournament on Tuesday night at Wintrust Arena.

The Wyandot County Sheriff’s office is awaiting official autopsy results of a deceased dog found at a Wyandot County facility before pursuing charges against the owners, Sheriff Mike Hetzel said Monday. In a press release Friday, Hetzel said Orville and Debbra Alabaugh, of Tiffin, face potential criminal prosecution, as well as charges through the State of Ohio Department of Agriculture. Hetzel confirmed Monday that the sheriff’s office intends to file charges of some kind.

CAREY — At its meeting Monday, Carey Village Council took steps toward resuming a culvert project that will help with the flow of water throughout the village. Councilors approved a first reading of an ordinance that would authorize Village Administrator Roy Johnson to make an application for and to enter into an agreement with the Ohio Public Works Commission, Round 34, or the Small Government Commission in an amount not to exceed $426,000 combined loan and/or grant and appropriating the necessary funds.

TIFFIN — Kayleb Keaton was the tournament medalist with an 80 to lead Wynford to a third-place finish Monday in the season opening Blue Jacket Invitational golf tournament at Seneca Hills Golf Course. Keaton shot an 80 to top Arcadia’s Will Recker by two strokes. The Redskins, though, prevailed as the team champion with a 343, finishing seven shots better than Oak Harbor with a 350. The Royals tallied a 369. Mohawk was sixth with a 406, while Riverdale was seventh with a 437.

Members of the Carey High School girls track team who qualified for the state meet, including Sarah Reinhart, Addystin Lykins, Addi Miller, Abby Allison and their coaches Tricia Nash and Holly Wentling, ride in a float in the Carey Fest parade.