Four guest judges taste the food provided at Senior Connection for day one of the third annual Iron Chef competition. The judges are (clockwise, from front, left) Anne Leighty, Bringman-Clark Funeral Home; Kathy Grasz, Upper Sandusky Area Chamber of Commerce; Vicki Charlton, Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center; and Fortune Bormuth, Wyandot Memorial Hospital.
Manfred Hanke (right) speaks with Cal Bardon (left) of Upper Sandusky at the Oktoberfest gathering at St. Paul Lutheran Church on Sunday. Hanke was born near Landshut, Germany and traveled to the United States in 1953.
COLUMBUS — The state fire marshal’s office is reminding Ohioans to check the date of residential smoke detectors during Fire Prevention Week, which kicks off Sunday. Established to commemorate the Great Chicago Fire of 1871, Fire Prevention Week is a nationwide awareness campaign observed the Sunday through Saturday period in which Oct. 9 falls, state fire officials said during the “Feel the Heat” media day at the fire marshal’s office Friday in Reynoldsburg. Fire Prevention Week has been observed annually since 1922, according to the National Fire Protection Association.
Many children enjoyed the many activities at the fall play date sponsored by Wyandot County Help Me Grow and Women, Infants and Children on Thursday.
The mayor of Upper Sandusky shared a message about Ram pride and Ram family during a pep rally Wednesday night at the Upper Sandusky High School football stadium. After the introduction of all fall sports teams, songs by the USHS marching band, majorette and flag corps, cheers from the cheerleading squad and a game for the 2016 homecoming court, Mayor Scott Washburn took center stage to pump up students, parents and spectators alike with his message of hope and unity.
A Carey man pleaded guilty to two felony charges Monday that included one leading to the death of an Upper Sandusky man. Christopher B. Niederkohr pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, a first-degree felony, and possession of heroin, a fifth-degree felony.
The 2016 Mohawk High School homecoming court is (front row, from left) kindergarteners Logan Snyder and Ayva Hoover; (middle row) freshman Ellie Shaw, junior Kenna Lacey, senior queen candidates Skylar Paradiso, Tina Babcock and Brooke Theis, sophomore Aubrey Margraf; (back row) freshman Hunter Gottfried, junior Bryce O’Flaherty, senior king candidates Cadin Emshoff, Wyatt Cook and David Dietrich and sophomore Caden Gurney.
Upper Sandusky and Carey took first and second place, respectively, in two contests when agriculture students from four area schools competed in the Wyandot County soil judging contest on the farm of Dave and Linda Karcher on CH 106 near Crawford.
The 2016 Upper Sandusky High School homecoming court is (front from, from left) Sierra Carey, Trudy Daughenbaugh, Alaney Oney, Erika Rosario, Madi Vince; (back row) Nick Bay, Noah Dible, Turner Dilley, Sam Musgrave and Chad Walkins. A parade will step off from Upper Sandusky Middle School at 6:30 p.m. Wednesday and travel to the USHS football stadium, where a pep …
A hole in the ground allows a crew to install storm sewer lines near the intersection of East Wyandot Avenue and Fifth Street in Upper Sandusky. A crew from Underground Utilities Inc. is working roughly 20 feet below the surface of the street in less-than-desirable soil conditions, wastewater treatment plant supervisor Aaron Putnam said.