Upper Sandusky knocked off another one of its top competitors in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference, beating Seneca East, 174-180, in a boys golf match Monday at Lincoln Hills Golf Course.

The Upper Sandusky girls tennis team picked up its first victory of the season with a 4-1 victory against Buckeye Valley on Monday. The Rams (1-4) swept doubles competition.

Motorcyclists rode the Wall of Death as a featured attraction at Route 30 Harley-Davidson from Friday through Sunday for the Backyard BBQ event put on by new owners Mandie and Joe Bayliff.

KENTON — Hayden Hicks scored four goals as Kenton ran away with a 9-0 victory against Upper Sandusky in a nonconference boys soccer match Saturday night.

Four different players scored as Kenton defeated Upper Sandusky, 4-0, in a nonconference girls soccer match Saturday night. Lauren Bartlett scored the first half’s only goal with 14:51 left.

Volunteers from Art Connections are helping make the 2018 Wyandot County Fair a bit more colorful by painting designs of flowers, trees, four-leaf clovers and more on the Wyandot County Fair trash bins.

Bricks and blocks have begun being laid at the memorial monument for the Wyandot County Infirmary Cemetery near the Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.

CALEDONIA — By no means has it been a normal week for Upper Sandusky’s football team. Cases of hand, foot and mouth disease among some Rams’ players prompted the cancellation of their final scrimmage last week against Fostoria leaving not a lot of preparation time for River Valley.

CAREY — For much of the first half, Carey had plenty of offense but nothing to show for it. That changed in one play. Griffin Summit caught a 79-yard touchdown pass from Ethan Berringer on the final play of the first half to finally get the Blue Devils on the board, and their offense rolled from there, taking a 35-16 victory against Van Buren on Friday night at C.D. Wentling Field.

The National Association of Manufacturers and Kalmbach Feeds hosted U.S. Rep. Bob Latta (R-Bowling Green) Thursday afternoon for a facility tour to meet employees and a business leader roundtable to discuss the impact of tax reform and other ways Congress can better serve the interests of Ohio’s manufacturers, manufacturing workers and their families.