SYCAMORE — First National Bank of Sycamore will pick up the tab for one free swim day and one free pizza night each week at the Sycamore Community Pool this summer. Thursday is the first free swim day and free pizza will be served Tuesday, followed by another free swim day Wednesday.

Hundreds of Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure riders set up a tent city Tuesday at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds in Upper Sandusky. They toured the city and sites like the Wyandot County courthouse, watched the Shawshank Redemption movie, took in local entertainment and eats, and spent the night before heading back out this morning on their bike ride across the state. …

Area businesses in buildings more than 50 years old may have an opportunity to earn tax credits for future improvements. Representatives from Ohio History Connection and the Ohio Development Services Agency visited the Wyandot County Chamber of Commerce on Monday morning as part of a Historical Tax Credit Coffee tour through Northwest Ohio.

What may seem of little value here will mean a lot to children in Ukraine. When Wyandot County residents Charlotte Leeth and Lana and George Sakash visit the poor Eastern European nation in September, they will be able to provide the most requested items — soccer equipment — and in large measure thanks to area donations spearheaded by the Upper Sandusky boys and girls soccer teams.

Three students from the Upper Sandusky FFA traveled on an eight-day trip to Honduras to learn about the Honduran culture and to help teach vocational students about agriculture.

Upper Sandusky Mayor Scott Washburn (right) presents Allen Boes with a key to the city. Boes recently retired from the city after 30 years, most recently as the street and sanitation supervisor.

Upper Sandusky High School wrestler Noah Clary (center) receives a certificate from city council Monday for advancing to the state tournament. This is the second year in a row Clary, who will be a senior in the fall, and recent graduate Shane Pack advanced to the state tournament.

The first Bill Gordon memorial award goes to longtime Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure riders Rosa and Reuben Rall, of Upper Sandusky. They were awarded the numbers and received the Bill Gordon award which was new for GOBA 2017 and was created to honor GOBA’s late director who died June 11, 2016, just before last year’s event.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No. 83 is partnering with A&A Grocery and Kimmel Corporation, all of Upper Sandusky, to feed 100 Wyandot County children in a unique way this summer. The three entities will provide 100 backpacks filled with healthy snacks to food pantries in Carey, Sycamore and Upper Sandusky.