SYCAMORE — Volunteers from the Mohawk Historical Society traveled to Findlay earlier this week to pick up the newest addition to the museum in Sycamore — a hand-crafted, double-deck carousel made by the late John Brown and donated by his family.

SYCAMORE — More than 300 area bus drivers joined with law enforcement officials and school administrators to complete safety training in the past two weeks as the North Central Ohio Educational Service Center hosted programs in Wyandot and Marion counties.

SYCAMORE — A couple who says they were unfairly targeted for displaying the Confederate flag outside their Sycamore residence received two apologies from council during a regular meeting Tuesday evening, while the village’s solicitor said 12 other properties received notices of alleged violations of a lawn maintenance ordinance passed in April.

SYCAMORE — A Sycamore couple plans to address council at a regular meeting tonight to voice their displeasure with a letter they received from village solicitor Jim Gucker about their Confederate flag. Raymond and Christina Leimgruber said Monday they were unfairly targeted and asked to remove the Confederate flag from their front porch at 330 N. Kilborn St.

Head Chief Billy Friend (left) of the Wyandotte Nation of Oklahoma and Chief Ted Roll of the Anderdon Nation in Michigan visit a special place in their ancestors’ lives, what now is the Indian Mill State Memorial just north of Upper Sandusky.

Area residents enjoyed many fun activities at the 35th annual Carey Fest.

Nice weather holds for the start of Carey Fest on Friday.

Five-year-old Dartanyon Hale (front) braces for a stream of water to shoot from an elephant statue’s snout, courtesy of Wyandot County Commissioner Steve Seitz, during Friday’s Party in the Park hosted by the Wyandot County Youth Commission.