The Star Theatre will present the awarding winning Broadway musical comedy “Shrek The Musical” on Friday, Saturday and Sunday and Oct. 14 and 15. Curtains open for the Friday, Saturday and Oct. 14 performances at 7 p.m. The Sunday and Oct. 15 performances are slated for 2 p.m. Because of high demand for tickets, the Star Players Inc. board recently added a sixth show at 2 p.m. Oct. 14.

The Upper Sandusky Color Guard spoke to students in Patty Niederkohr’s fourth grade class at East Elementary School about proper flag etiquette Tuesday afternoon.

In the flow of play, Riverdale’s girls are dangerous. The Falcons clinched their first outright North Central Ohio Soccer Association title in style Tuesday, netting four goals in a late eight-minute stretch to seal a 6-0 victory over a scrappy Upper Sandusky team.

The Upper Sandusky Police Department is finally about to be back to full strength. Officer Jesse Evilsizer was sworn in to the department at Monday’s Safety Committee meeting. His first day on the force will be Sunday.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Sydney Leeper had eight kills and two blocks, and Lyndsey Shaw had 16 assists, seven digs and two aces to lead Van Buren to a 25-6, 25-17, 25-18 victory against Riverdale in a Blanchard Valley Conference volleyball match Monday night.

Lisa Merwine takes a turn in a grape stomping competition at Sip, Stomp and Boogie on Saturday at the White Shutter Winery and Brewery. The community event was organized by Hospice of Wyandot County.

What’s old is new again. The Wyandot County Archaeological and Historical Society recently completed a full renovation of the exterior of the Wyandot County Museum in Upper Sandusky.

NEW WASHINGTON — Carey’s boys finished third Saturday in the Buckeye Central Invitational. Mapleton won with 47 points, while Northmor edged Carey for second, 91-93.

The tables were turned on Marseilles native Charlotte Leeth during her yearly volunteer mission to Ukraine with former Sycamore resident Lana Sakash. Typically, it’s Leeth and Sakash who are handing out gifts for children at the orphanage in the town of Rativtsi, but they found themselves guests of honor at a surprise town celebration

Marshall Stull and Megan Gillig were crowned 2017 homecoming king and queen at Mohawk prior to Friday’s football game against Wynford.