The Rev. Scott Moore talks about services offered at Open Door Resource Center during the monthly Lunch and Learn event Thursday at Fairhaven Community in Upper Sandusky.

Judi Kirby (left) and Kendra Myers (second from left), of Kirby’s Sand and Gravel, and Paul Baum (right), of the Farm Bureau, speak with Upper Sandusky FFA student adviser Jonathan Lewis (center) and Riverdale FFA chapter president Kohlten Shane during the Wyandot County Agriculture Leaders breakfast Wednesday in the Masters Building at the fairgrounds.

WILLARD — Mohawk turned the ball over 29 times and shot 31 percent in its sectional tournament semifinal against Ashland Crestview on Wednesday. But the sixth-seeded Warriors stole the lead for good with two starters on the bench in the second quarter and held on at the foul line for a 52-42 victory over the ninth-seeded Cougars.

CAREY — Willow Craft Gallery, formerly of Upper Sandusky, now is located at 205 S. Vance St., Carey. When her previous space in downtown Upper Sandusky was bought in the Kimmel Cleaners expansion, she soon was alerted by another Carey studio to the open space in town.

LEXINGTON — It figured to be a little easier than it was, but Riverdale used a fast start to take a 66-55 victory against Huron on Tuesday night in a Division III sectional semifinal game at Lexington. The No. 4 seed Falcons (12-11) raced out to an 18-7 lead but never was able to pull away from the No. 14 seed Tigers (2-19).

CAREY — Fostoria made it a point of emphasis to attack Carey’s Hayden Stone in the paint Tuesday, but while the Redmen did earn some layups and trips to the foul line, the 6-4 Blue Devils freshman was largely deterrent.

Upper Sandusky residents and business owners will see a steady increase in their sewer rates for at least the next two years. City Council on Monday night unanimously passed the first reading of an ordinance to increase the rates by $1 each year through 2019.

LAS VEGAS — Grace Searls and her mother, Kathy VanHorn, won national championships at the Special Olympics National Unified Bowling Tournament last week at the South Point Bowling Center.

Bob Beitler receives the Lifetime Service Award from the Forest Community Improvement Corporation for his volunteer work in the community and his dedication to Forest.