Sarah Shroll (left) and Meredith Raboin provided musical entertainment at the Holiday Celebration membership drive Monday evening inside the Wyandot County Museum.

CAREY — In recognition of his service to the Carey Exempted Village School District Board of Education, board members presented board member Mark Armstrong with a going-away gift — a plaque — during Monday’s meeting.

Area residents celebrated the holiday season by attending the annual Home for the Holidays celebration in Upper this past weekend.

BUCYRUS — Upper Sandusky took first place in eight of 13 weight class to dominate the Bucyrus Invitational wrestling tournament Saturday. The Rams scored 251.5 points, with second-place Lakota scoring 169.5.

SHELBY — Not every boys basketball team will win every game during the regular season. Even fewer will win every regular season game in back-to-back seasons as well as the first few contests the following season.

SANDUSKY – Upper Sandusky’s boys took second place and the girls tied for third Saturday in the A-BEHR Invitational swim meet Saturday at “The Tank” at Sandusky. Sandusky’s boys scored 205 points to take the championship, with Upper Sandusky (168 points) edging Huron (164) and Sandusky St. Mary (161) for second.

The a cappella group Bravada of (from left) Jim Frye, Trevor Garrabrant, Dan Crow and R.F. Miller serenaded patrons at the White Shutter Winery in Nevada Friday evening. The quartet was founded in 2001 and the current lineup has been performing together for two years. Daily Chief-Union/Brian Hemminger

(From left) Terri Baker, Cindy Weatherholtz and Katie Weaver participated in the Fancy Bake Sale Friday at First Citizens National Bank in Upper Sandusky. All proceeds benefited Wyandot County Relay for Life. The next bake sale is scheduled for Good Friday on March 30. Daily Chief-Union/Brian Hemminger

CAREY — It may have just been Upper Sandusky’s opener in the Northern 10 Athletic Conference, but it was obvious from the atmosphere just how much this one game meant. Sadie Arend missed a baseline jumper in the closing seconds, and the Rams held off Carey, 51-50, in a packed gym Friday night at Carey.

Members of Robby Lee’s Upper Sandusky High School graduating class are hoping he can continue to help children forever through a scholarship fund. Lee, a pillar of the Upper Sandusky community, passed away unexpectedly about two months ago on Oct. 13. Following the funeral at the Masters’ Building, members of Lee’s USHS Class of 1965 met to discuss possible memorials, with the consensus being some kind of scholarship.