CAREY — Mohawk junior setter Alexa Konkle, after a bump was hit her way, looked like she was going to set the ball for an outside hitter, but instead, hit it over the middle of the net for a kill. Four plays later, sophomore middle hitter Paityn Clouse slid behind Konkle, who set the ball, from the right side. After Konkle’s set, Clouse’s kill gave the Warriors a 12-point second-set lead.

The members of the Wyandot County Infirmary Cemetery Memorial Committee posed for a group picture Wednesday. They are (back, from left) Mike Wheeler, Dick Eyestone, Allen Boes, Dale Reinhart, Tom Eyestone, Ron Marvin Jr., Willie Savidge, Angie Huston, Vicki Charlton;

The cap was placed on top of the memorial for the Wyandot County Infirmary Cemetery recently. The final steps for the memorial will be to pour the concrete pad, place four benches and add three bronze plaques to the memorial.

River Valley slipped past Upper Sandusky, 3-2, in a girls tennis match Wednesday. The Rams got a win from No. 1 singles player Jodi Smalley, who defeated Bailey Shuff, 6-1, 5-7, 6-1.

One of Upper Sandusky’s institutions is celebrating its 25-year anniversary next week. East of Chicago Pizza in Upper Sandusky will have several special offers available to customers on Oct. 4. “We’re giving away free pizza for a year, one large pizza per month for 12 months,” East of Chicago Regional Manager Connie Smith said.

BUCYRUS — Wynford has six new high school teachers and two elementary school teachers for the current 2018-19 school year.

CAREY — Even with two players playing in positions they don’t normally play — McKenzie Row in the middle and the Blue Devils’ libero at outside hitter — the Carey volleyball team still found a way to notch its second consecutive victory.

GALION — Wynford was ninth and Upper Sandusky 10th in the Division II sectional girls golf tournament Tuesday at Valley View Golf Course. Shelby was the runaway winner with a spectacular 302 on a rainy day when nearly every Northern 10 Athletic Conference team scored higher than they did a week ago for the league tournament.

With the 2017-18 school year having kicked off last month, the Upper Sandusky Community Library’s youth services are once again up and running thanks to two dedicated librarians with over 50 combined years of experience working with children.

SYCAMORE — It was not going to be easy to put an end to Buckeye Central’s 58-match Northern 10 Athletic Conference volleyball winning streak, no matter how it seemed early. Mohawk won a convincing first two sets and then had to take a decisive fifth set after Buckeye Central rallied Monday night, but the Warriors were able to pull out a 25-22, 25-15, 21-25, 23-25, 15-5 victory to give the Buckettes their first loss in three years and avenge their only loss this year.