Mike Armstrong, of the Louisville, Kentucky area, performs a stand-up routine to the crowd in attendance at the Upper Sandusky Elks Lodge comedy night Saturday. Armstrong has been featured on the morning radio show, The Bob and Tom Show. The proceeds of the comedy show benefitted Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Submitted photo

The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners met with State Rep. Wes Goodman on Thursday during a day with a full agenda. The commissioners met Goodman and Wyandot County Emergency Medical Services Coordinator Dale Risley to update the state representative on the department’s move...

The Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities has a new member. County Commissioner Steve Seitz swore in Eric Cundiff during the board’s organizational meeting Thursday night at Angeline School and Industries.

Employees of Toledo Sign Company install a new sign in the front lawn of the Upper Sandusky Community Library on Wednesday morning. The new sign will allow library staff to put news and announcements in the public eye.

CAREY — Village officials halted plans to repair an electric substation and pole lines as a result of discussions at the Carey Village Council meeting Tuesday evening. Council now waits for a response from the Economic Development Agency after the EDA reported it would refrain from participating in the Continental Structural Plastics project after the lowest bid was not selected by council at its previous meeting.

The director of respiratory and neurology at Wyandot Memorial Hospital introduced a new lung cancer screening program during the first in a series of New Year, New You events hosted by the Wellness Center. Speakers included Beth Riedlinger, respiratory therapist; Fortune Bormuth, exercise physiologist; Shannon Erskine, dietician; and Mary Anne Tucker, pharmacist.

WHARTON — A seat on the Wharton Village Council was filled Monday evening. Erica Cotton was unanimously voted by the current members of council to fill one of the two vacant seats on council after a brief time was taken to ask her questions and inform her of the duties of council.

Social media is changing the way people communicate and the way teenagers spend school days. Scott Grant, a business professor at the University of Findlay and founder of Triple Threat Leadership, addressed Upper Sandusky High School students about the importance of personal branding through social media during a school assembly Friday morning.

Upper Sandusky Community Library Director Kathleen Whitt has released her 2016 year-end report, showing circulation increased by .21 percent from the preceding year and highlighting the many activities offered to patrons.

Multiple Wyandot County first responder squads came on scene to a fire in the 300 block of Goodbread Street in Nevada on Friday afternoon. Wyandot East Fire District, Sycamore Fire and Rescue, the Upper Sandusky and Pitt Township fire departments, the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office and Wyandot County Emergency Medical Services all responded to the house fire.