KENTON — Kenton took advantage of eight Upper Sandusky errors in a five-inning 11-0 baseball victory Monday. The Wildcats scored six times in the second inning, twice each in the third and fourth innings and once in the fifth.

The program of Recognizing Enriching All Children, commonly known as REACH, had its first session Saturday with approximately 270 children registered to attend the program’s fifth year. REACH is a program that takes place over three consecutive weekends and allows children in kindergarten through fifth grades an opportunity to take two classes each week to explore possible interests.

FOREST — The Hueston Cemetery, just west of Forest, is a quiet, attractive final resting place for many. But in recent years, the rules and regulations adopted by the Jackson Township trustees many decades ago are being ignored, resulting in safety concerns and a financial hardship to the community, said Sexton Jerry Moore.

Doug Walton (left), of Walton Realty and Auction, receives bids on a door at the 25th annual Angeline auction Saturday. Angeline Superintendent Todd Dilley announced that the auction would be the final one, and a replacement fundraiser for the school has not been determined yet.

A & A Grocery co-owner Gary Ault is retiring after more than 33 years. Ault will celebrate his 67th birthday in April and after years of 65-80 hour work weeks, he is looking forward to spending more time with his family and traveling.

The owner of an Upper Sandusky sports lounge is facing misdemeanor gambling charges after state investigators removed illegal video gambling devices and an undisclosed amount of cash from the business late Thursday night. Everett Taylor, owner of T & T Sports Lounge, was cited for gambling and operating a gambling house when investigators with the Department of Public Safety’s Ohio Investigative Unit served a search warrant, Shawn Tatters, agent in charge of the Ohio Investigative Unit’s Toledo office, said.

Firefighters from Wyandot East Fire District and Upper Sandusky Fire Department enter a smoke-filled building south of Nevada on Thursday morning. Multiple agencies from Wyandot and Crawford counties responded to the fire in the 13000 block of Ohio 231.

Last weekend was a good one for the Walton family. Brandt Walton defeated his son Kory on the way to wrapping up his fifth Match Game Invitational at Wyandot Lanes, but the chip off the block would only be upstaged for a short time Sunday.

Barbara Osborn, an employee of Drug Mart, receives a therapy demonstration from Adam Goodrich, of Mid-American Therapy at Wyandot Memorial Hospital, during a health fair at the Masters Building on Wednesday. Multiple vendors attended the fair to show their services and give free consultations to Upper Sandusky, Carey and Wyandot County employees.