The Upper Sandusky Mini Rams won first place Saturday at the Patrick Henry Cheer Competition. Coached by Katie Taylor and Brooke Johnson, the Rams are (front row, from left) Raelyn Morris, Adilyn Hessey, Adriane Yeater, Addison Frey, Ambryelle Combs, Leah Hill, Karisanne Reile, Paige Vehrs, Lexia Johnson;

The Upper Sandusky High School competition cheerleading squad kicked off its season Saturday by taking first place at Patrick Henry High School. Coached by Brianna Orians, the Rams are (front row, from left) Danielle Thiel, Kara Frey, Ellie Barnett, Jordan Franz;

A little rain didn’t prevent the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce from hosting its annual steak fry on Wednesday at Ellis Lake. Over 200 people attended the event, which featured a 50/50 raffle, a live auction and live music.

The Upper Sandusky marching band plays during Wednesday’s Ram Rumble at the Upper Sandusky football field.

NEW WASHINGTON — Mohawk finished as runner-up to lead area teams Wednesday in the Buckeye Central Invitational girls golf tournament at Cranberry Hills Golf Course. The host Bucks won by a wide margin with a 414, followed by the Warriors with a 453.

Open Door Resource Center in Upper Sandusky gave away free school supplies to 73 children on Tuesday. The supplies were donated at First Citizens National Bank over the last month and this is the sixth year that First Citizens National Bank has partnered with Open Door for the event.

Wyandot County Commissioner Ron Metzger used a bucket lift to paint the flagpole and rehang the American flag Tuesday at Crawford Park on Ohio 199. The pole had been in need of a fresh coat of paint.

KENTON — Brett Montgomery shot a 1-under-par 35 to lead Upper Sandusky to a tri-match victory against Kenton and Riverdale on Tuesday at Veteran’s Memorial Park Golf Course. The Rams scored a 168 to outdistance the Wildcats (182) and Falcons (204).

Carey Mayor Jennifer Rathburn poses with one of the Tibetan monks from the Gaden Shartse Monastery in India who visited the village Sunday evening to speak at the Carey Link.

CLYDE — Brett Montgomery was third individually to help Upper Sandusky finish third as a team Monday in the Clyde Invitational at Green Hills Golf Course. Montgomery shot a 74, including a 36 on the back nine, and finished four strokes back of Galion’s Jack McElligott. Margaretta’s Carson Kennedy was runner-up with a 73.