Veterinarian Leah C. Dorman spoke to the crowd at the Wyandot County FFA Chapters annual Agricultural Leaders Breakfast this morning inside the Masters’ Building at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds.

Upper Sandusky FFA Chapter President Monte Boes (standing) introduces the guests at his table for this morning’s annual Agricultural Leaders Breakfast at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds.

All three Upper Sandusky competition cheer squads took first place Sunday in the Lancer Winter Cheer Competition at Lincolnview High School. The Little Rams and junior high teams completed their seasons, while the high school team will compete at state March 4 at St. John Arena in Columbus.

Rain drizzled Monday morning, saturating the ground at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky. Temperatures could reach as high as 70 degrees this week, but rain is expected every day through Sunday.

CAREY — Mohawk did everything it could to push Upper Sandusky, but the Rams’ superior depth was enough to carry them to their second straight Northern 10 Athletic Conference wrestling championship Saturday at Carey.

The No. 1 concern of any team that faces the Wynford boys basketball team? A huge night from Wynford sophomore guard Josh Crall.

FOREST — The connection between Hempy Water and Miss Ohio Sarah Clapper got off to a rocky start, but has developed into a partnership which has brought Clapper’s inspirational message to hundreds of area students.

BOWLING GREEN — Abbey Wenger and Upper Sandusky will have to wait a day to see if the swim season continues. Wenger came in fifth in the 100 breast in the Division II district meet Friday at Bowling Green State University’s Cooper Pool, leaving her in a good spot to advance to the state meet but that will not be …

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The hallways outside the Riverdale gymnasium were filled with items up for sale during a pair of recent basketball games last weekend. Restaurant meals, hand tools and wooden shelves all were set out on tables for the highest bidder to consider in a silent auction.

Trash was turned to treasure for a good cause on Thursday at the Senior Connection in Upper Sandusky. Fran Cartwright, a Bucyrus native, taught the senior crafters group how to turn used plastic grocery bags into crocheted sleeping mats or other items like purses.