Saturday, Wyandot County Museum curator and director Ronald Marvin Jr. lead a tour around Upper Sandusky Saturday to places that were significant in Neil Armstrong’s life, while he lived in Upper Sandusky from 1942-1944. Armstrong lived in Upper Sandusky, Marvin said, during his seventh, eighth and ninth grade years.

Christian rock band Heaven’s Rain was one of the musical entertainment acts at the Village of Nevada Festival on Saturday afternoon.

Upper Sandusky’s boys finished sixth and the girls were seventh Saturday in the All Summer Aquatic Conference championship meet Saturday at the Loudonville Public Pool.

HARPSTER — Wyandot County first responders had the opportunity to receive special training Friday thanks to a local business.

At left: The Forest-Jackson Public Library brought several of the Toy Story characters to life on a float in Friday’s Tree Town Festival.

Several non-clinical departments of Wyandot Memorial Hospital will start the process of relocation to a hospital owned space at 245 Tarhe Trail, Upper Sandusky, starting this month, according to Ann Kemerley, who handles public relations at WMH.

Thursday a crowd gathered on the corner of the Wyandot County Courthouse lawn to celebrate the completion of the Courthouse Corner project, which was funded entirely by donations and designed, and built with the help of many volunteers.

The Wyandot County Museum was brimming Thursday evening with a crowd of around 100 people, all there to hear the personal stories of Neil Armstrong from a man who knew him from childhood — Upper Sandusky native, Dr. Konstantine K. Solacoff.

The Star Theatre in Upper Sandusky will have a familiar face in the cast for its next show, “Mary Poppins,” which opens July 26.

BUCYRUS — Upper Sandusky’s Brock Montgomery tied for eighth place in the 13-15 division of the Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association tournament Wednesday at The Golf Club of Bucyrus.