Model A Ford Club members toured the Shawshank Woodshop in Upper Sandusky on Sunday. They traveled in their vintage vehicles from Columbus. Daily Chief-Union/Avery T. Jennings    

Patients of Oncologist Tejas Lodhawala, M.D., celebrated National Cancer Survivors Day with luau-themed food and fun at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Dr. Lodhawala and his family joined Oncology Department staff members to welcome more than 80 patients and their guests to the inaugural event at WMH.

Who doesn’t love a block party? Business owners in the 200 block of South Sandusky Street are inviting all to a 200 Block Rally from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Aug. 11. Jill Logsdon of Mizick Miller Co. is part of the party planning committee.

Two Michigan men are facing felony drug charges after the Upper Sandusky Police Department assisted the Ohio State Highway Patrol with a traffic stop in which 240 pounds of khat, worth almost $50,000, was seized Thursday.

They finally met face-to-face. Bucyrus native Scott McKee and Upper Sandusky residents Tami Schmidt and Mary Reinhart were in the same place Wednesday, and they believe their family members are in a spot nearby.

The Forest Tree Town Festival named winners in respective divisions for its annual 3-on-3 basketball tournament.

Signs and cones redirect traffic on West Wyandot Avenue in downtown Upper Sandusky this morning as construction crews do underground work as part of the city’s ongoing sewer line separation project. Daily Chief-Union/Avery T. Jennings

The Upper Sandusky Safety Committee approved a letter of intent to purchase a used fire truck during a special meeting Wednesday. Fire Chief Lynn Yeater said broker Texas Fire Trucks accepted an offer of $680,000 for a 2012 Pierce 100-foot SkyArm Arrow XT ladder truck. The original listing price was $750,000, and it was advertised for $699,000, Yeater said.

The Upper Sandusky Galaxy twirling team competed recently at the United States Twirling Association Baton Nationals in Madison, Wisconsin. Jaelynn Summit (center) took first place for her two-baton solo performance.

Eli Wagler and Jacob Badenhop grew up on the same street in Archbold and worked at the same firm in Columbus. Now, they’re starting a business together in Upper Sandusky.