Coats for Christmas Area residents came out to St. Peter’s School on Saturday morning to get free coats. Earlier in the year, coats were collected at area businesses and then taken to Kimmel Cleaners, where they were cleaned and distributed back to the community. Daily Chief-Union/Michelle Swinehart Read More
Live nativity Members of Apostolic Gospel Church braved a wintry mix Sunday night in presenting the first live nativity scene outside the front doors of the church at 221 N. Fifth St., Upper Sandusky. Read More
Hospital foundation raising money for cardiac monitors A new cardiac rehabilitation telemetry monitoring system is needed for the Wellness Center at Wyandot Memorial Hospital, and it is the priority project for the Wyandot Memorial Hospital Foundation’s annual campaign. Read More
Lost gifts make way back to Upper Even when they are gone, parents never stop being parents, and somehow find ways to remind their children of it. For a local brother and sister pair, Christmas came a few weeks early when they received a gift from their parents — 75 years after the gift was bought. Read More
Legacy of bingo to end in Sycamore SYCAMORE — After more than four decades of weekly bingo nights sponsored by Sycamore Volunteer Fire and Rescue, the officer team stood before a crowd of 98 people Friday night to announce the end of a legacy. Read More
Christmas boogie night Students and employees of Angeline School and Industries dance along to a tune by The Beach Boys at Angeline during the first Christmas dance sponsored by The Voice of Wyandot on Friday night. Read More
Mohawk Lioness Club, known for doughnuts, gives charter to museum SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Lioness Club on Thursday donated its 1980 charter to the Mohawk Historical Society for display at the museum in Sycamore. The local service club was chartered May 31, 1980 with 21 members. Read More
First National Bank of Sycamore brings Christmas cheer to health care communities of Wyandot Co. SYCAMORE — When people think of Christmas gifts, oftentimes the first age group on their minds is the youngest in the community. Youth, eager to share their Christmas wishes, are the ones who most often are drawn by visits of Santa and Mrs. Claus. Read More
Bingo for school A check for $4,230 is presented to Mohawk Elementary School Principal Tami Wallace (front, second from left) on Wednesday evening following Christmas purse bingo sponsored by Westbrook Assisted Living and Memory Care at the Sycamore Community Center. Read More
Christmas purse bingo Mother and daughter Scheryl Rader (left) and Amanda Smith, of Old Fort, look through the approximately 56 purses and bags donated for Christmas purse bingo Wednesday at the Sycamore Community Center. Read More