Upper Sandusky makes progress in season-ending district meet BOWLING GREEN — Friday’s Division II district meet at Bowling Green State University’s Cooper Natatorium was the conclusion to a season that brought the Upper Sandusky swim team along another step but not quite to where they hope to be. The Rams scored points in 10 different events but did not place high enough to place on the podium or advance to state in any events. However, with every participating swimmer a junior or younger, there is much to look forward to. Read More
Dible drains 11 treys; Rams clinch outright BUCYRUS — Upper Sandusky has plenty of reasons to be happy. The Rams made a school-record 21 3-pointers Friday in a 96-56 win at Wynford. They improved to 21-0 and extended their regular-season win streak to 44 games. They clinched the Northern 10 Athletic Conference outright. Jevon Dible tied a Jon Diebler record with 11 3s and netted a career-high 35 points. And the Rams did it without their head coach. Read More
Wyandot County officials look to refurbish veterans grave markers Local officials and Veterans Heritage Foundation members met Thursday to discuss the beginning of a project to restore gravestones of Wyandot County veterans to their original state. The three Wyandot County commissioners, former commissioner Mike Wheeler, County Highway Superintendent Dave Courtad, Salem Township Trustee Ken Derr, foundation Director William Savidge, foundation Treasurer Tom Eyestone and foundation members Ben Morris and Jim Sharrett met at Inman Cemetery to discuss the best way to restore the gravesite of Reuben Inman. Read More
McCutchenville couple welcomes record-breaking twins at WMH Most people wait years to break a record, but Camille Everly McClellan and Crosby Wells McClellan did it coming into this world on Feb. 9. The newborns were the biggest set of twins born at Wyandot Memorial Hospital in the last 24 years, with Camille tipping the scales at 8 pounds, 3 ounces, and Crosby weighing in at 8 pounds, 2 ounces. Read More
USV gets steal and bucket at buzzer to knock off Mohawk SYCAMORE — Upper Scioto Valley pulled out a thriller on the mitts of Alyssa Miller. With 2.3 seconds remaining in a tie game and Mohawk inbounding with the full court to go, Miller stretched out her palms, knocked Grace Morehart’s quarterback-style pass down, quickly corralled the ball and layed in as time expired to lift the Rams over the Warriors, 38-36, in a grind-it-out, non-league regular season finale. Read More
Red Devils utilize size in win over Falcons ARLINGTON — Arlington’s seniors haven’t lost a game on their home court in more than two years and the Red Devils wanted to make sure it didn’t happen against Riverdale in their final game in the AHS gymnasium on Thursday. Read More
New stop signs popping up railroad crossings throughout Wyandot Co. Motorists will need to be aware of their surroundings when approaching railroad crossings as new signage may have been placed some sets of tracks. Stop signs have been placed at 36 locations in Wyandot County as an implementation of state legislation from 2013. Read More
Carey wrestling splits at home CAREY — Carey defeated Norwalk St. Paul, 52-26, and lost to Clyde, 45-29, in a quad meet that also featured Northwestern on Wednesday night at Carey. Jevyn Pratt (126 pounds), Tanner May (182), Jonathon Racheter (220) and Ethan Shlack (285) all went 2-0 for the Blue Devils. Pratt won by pin and technical fall, May won by pin and major … Read More
Winter Olympians Three Wyandot County athletes recently competed in the Special Olympics Winter Games at Brandywine Ski Resort. Connor Swartz (left) earned gold in downhill and bronze in slalom, Clayton Miller (center) won silver in the alpine glide, and Heather Kuenzli received gold in both 100 and 500 cross country. Read More