LOVELL — The Killdeer Pizza Co. is keeping two small-town businesses going. Nearly a year after Brent Barchent and Paul Wagner revived a convenience store in Harpster by offering a signature pizza, they have expanded to the market on Ohio 199 in Lovell.

Students in St. Peter School’s first-grade class blow bubbles Monday afternoon on the Wyandot County Courthouse lawn in observance of Child Abuse Prevention Month.

An Illinois man who pleaded guilty to felony drug charges after Wyandot County authorities seized 4,000 hits of acid and $16,000 in cash during a traffic stop was sentenced to more than five years in prison Monday morning.

CAREY — Mohawk’s win streak is still going at six, and a couple of the balls the Warriors hit Monday night might be, too. A Tanner Osborn grand slam to left field in the sixth inning opened up a comfortable lead, and Rico Lopez rode out a complete game in an 8-2 Mohawk victory at Carey on Monday.

CAREY — Both teams had chances in the seventh inning, but it was Carey that made the most of them. The Blue Devils’ defense came through with good plays in the top of the inning and then came through at the plate, winning on Dani Berardinelli-Clark’s sacrifice fly, in a 3-2 victory against Mohawk on Monday.

Children in the 2-years-and-younger age group search for Easter Eggs at Union School in Upper Sandusky on Saturday afternoon.

Pinch runner Jack Smith just beat the throw home to score the winning run from second base on Sam Musgrave’s hit up the middle, giving Upper Sandusky a 10-9 come-from-behind win against Hopewell-Loudon and a split of a doubleheader Saturday. The Chieftains won the first game, 10-6.

Angeline clients with developmental disabilities and senior citizens living at Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center are connecting through art. Artists from Angeline’s Art Connections studio in Carey visited the rural Upper Sandusky nursing facility Friday.

Riverdale High School senior Trey Miller (center, seated) signs his letter of intent to attend Adrian College in Adrian, Mich. where he will compete for the Bulldogs on the baseball diamond at the NCAA Division III level.

Wynford High School senior Jack Reed (front, left) signed a letter of intent Friday to play basketball on the NCAA Division III level at Bluffton University. Joining him for the ceremony were his mother (front, right), Melodie Reed; (back row, from left) Wynford athletic director Tim Ehresman, Wynford basketball coach Jason Engel and Wynford principal Jeff Holbrook.