For a good cause Above: Derek Clark (left) attempts a layup over the defense of Jaxon Passet in the second annual Robby Lee 3-on-3 Basketball Tournament on Saturday on the Robby Lee Memorial Courts at Bicentennial Park. The event raised about $1,000 for the Robert P. Lee Memorial Scholarship Fund. Read More
Amateur radio operators make over 400 contacts at annual field day WHARTON — For 24 hours, the Wyandot Area Ham Operators Organization, also known as WAHOO hosted a field day this past weekend at the Wharton village park to hone its members’ skills and to try to make contact with as many people as possible. Read More
Local art students showcase work at annual exhibition Local art students had the opportunity to showcase their work Sunday afternoon at Bonnie Wolfe’s 2019 art exhibit in rural Upper Sandusky. Wolfe teaches approximately 45 students and had inks, oils, acrylics, mosaics and watercolors on display in her home. Read More
Softball tournament raises money for cancer benefit Two or three months ago in Columbus, Michael Lohmann received unexpected news. After learning his sister Alicia Fray was diagnosed with thyroid cancer, Lohmann was looking for a way to pay for her medical bills and raise money for cancer research as well. Read More
Fishing derby Above: Zephan Lutz shows a bluegill he caught during the Wyandot County Sportsman’s Club’s Fishing Derby on Sunday at the Harrison Smith Park pond. Below: Kailin Perricone holds a common carp she caught at the Wyandot County Sportsman’s Club’s Fishing Derby as Joe Speakman (right) looks on Sunday at Harrison Smith Park. Read More
Almost 91, Leeth lives life to the fullest In her nearly 91 years, as of July 11, Charlotte Leeth has lived a full life, but she isn’t done living just yet, and continues to find ways to push her limits and try new things. Read More
Moving sandstone Progress continued on the Wyandot County Courthouse Corner Project Friday afternoon. Chiseled sandstone blocks, heavy pillars and large urns were all moved into place Friday with the help of Doug Bianchi and project designer Gary Richards. Read More
Vandals tag road, vehicles and road signs The Upper Sandusky Police Department is asking for information on multiple instances of vandalism that occurred the early morning of June 20. Read More
Madrigal singers The Upper Sandusky Community Library was serenaded Thursday evening with a variety of a cappella ballads and folk tunes from the Marion Madrigal Singers, with common song themes of nature and humor. Read More
Pastor walking across US makes way through county A Minnesota pastor made a pit stop in Upper Sandusky while walking across America on the Lincoln Highway on Wednesday. Read More