Carey High School FFA wins ODOT contest in Wyandot LIMA — Carey High School was named the winner of Wyandot County and was fourth in the People’s Choice Award in the Ohio Department of Transportation District 1’s annual Paint the Plow contest. Miller City High School was voted the overall ODOT choice winner in this year’s Paint the Plow contest. ODOT District 1 employees voted for the best plow design at the district’s roadeo event May 1. Read More
Rams beat Redmen to close in on N10 title Upper Sandusky couldn’t expect to score a lot of runs a second time against the Northern 10 Athletic Conference’s top pitcher. They didn’t have to. Alivia Oney shut out Bucyrus, and Upper Sandusky executed small ball to score off Caleigh Rister and take a 4-0 victory that moves the Rams a win away from the Northern 10 Athletic Conference softball crown for the fourth time in five years. Read More
Carey completes 5-3 win CAREY — Three times on Wednesday, the Wynford baseball team had two runners on base in the top of an inning. And each time, Carey pitcher Ian Yeater pitched out of the inning and didn’t allow a run. Read More
Cafe starts with mustard seed faith CAREY — Visitors and residents of Carey soon will have a new dining option available in the Our Lady of Consolation’s Mustard Seed Café. Read More
Amesquita given 10 years for pandering, gross sexual imposition A Sycamore man was sentenced to 10 years in prison Tuesday after pleading guilty to one count of gross sexual imposition and five counts of pandering sex oriented material to a minor. Jose R. Amesquita II, 37, was registered as a tier 2 sex offender in a preliminary hearing Tuesday. He was arrested Jan. 10, 2019, on a warrant on indictment for gross sexual imposition, a third degree felony, and 17 counts of pandering sex-oriented material to a minor, a fourth degree felony. Read More
Mohawk High School seniors receive $70,000 in total scholarships SYCAMORE — Mohawk High School held its 2019 senior awards assembly and senior art showcase Tuesday. Graduating Mohawk seniors received scholarships, awards and recognition. A total of approximately $70,000 was awarded over the course of the evening, according to Interim Principal Brooke Bowlin. Read More
Rams win first league title in 25 years BUCYRUS — With their sights set on their first conference title in 25 years, the Upper Sandusky baseball team wasted little time at Bucyrus on Tuesday. The Rams scored three runs in the first inning and 10 in the second on the way to a 15-0 run-rule victory over the Bucyrus in five innings. With the victory, the Rams clinched a share of the Northern 10 Athletic Conference title. Read More
Upper Sandusky shuts out Bucyrus 5-0 in regular season finale BUCYRUS — The Upper Sandusky boys tennis team ended its regular season with a 5-0 victory at Bucyrus on Tuesday. The Rams’ Levi Malone was a 6-4, 6-2 winner in the No. 1 singles match against Kyle Hamm, and in the No. 2 match, it was Landon-Cotto Ramos getting a win for the Rams (11-4) by beating Karsen Kimmel 6-2, 6-0. Justin Blackburn cruised in the No. 3 match, 6-0, 6-2 over John Bell. Read More
STEAMpunks ends with challenge The STEAMpunks program held its final event of the season Monday evening at the Upper Sandusky Community Library. The program will take a break for the summer and return the first Monday of October, USCL Youth Services Specialist Lisa Andres said. Read More
City council honors USHS swimmers Upper Sandusky High School’s swimmers were honored at Monday’s Upper Sandusky City Council meeting. The girls medley relay team of Maya Collins, Kamryn Swartz, Abbey Wenger and Katie Conley advanced to the state competition during the winter sports season. Wenger also individually qualified for state in the 100 breaststroke. All four girls were given certificates at the council meeting. Read More