Hundreds of people turned out to participate in or watch the Upper Sandusky Halloween parade Thursday night, followed by costume judging in the Upper Sandusky Fire Department.

Area residents will have a special opportunity to visit scenes from the 1951 version of “Alice In Wonderland” during the annual Upper Sandusky Elks No. 83 walk-through from 6-8 p.m. Saturday in conjunction with trick or treat in the city.

Going into her 19th year as the victim’s advocate for Wyandot County, Marnie Hahn has worked with hundreds of people who may have needed an extra boost to help them get through tough times. In recent weeks, Hahn has received word from the state of Ohio that her program would continue to be funded for fiscal year 2017.

Quest Federal Credit Union, Upper Sandusky and OPS Wireless, Carey celebrated their grand openings.

Dozens of people took part in a reverent and reflective experience during a cemetery walk-through outside Old Mission Church on Saturday as re-enactors portrayed historical figures related to the last years of the Wyandot Indians’ time in Upper Sandusky.

“I wasn’t really very good. I kept getting distracted by all the technical things, and I knew then I wasn’t going to be a very enthusiastic performer.” Seeing their name on a marqee sign on Broadway, taking a bow at center stage to thunderous applause during a curtain call and signing autographs for adoring fans backstage after a performance...

During a Friday evening program on the Wyandot and Wyandotte nations today, the first words that came from Wyandotte of Oklahoma Chief Billy Friend’s mouth were in his ancestors’ native tongue.

The Wyandot County Community Foundation hosted its fourth annual grant awards program at Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center on Friday morning. Eight nonprofit organizations in Wyandot County were awarded grants in amounts ranging from $250 to $1,000 for projects the organizations intend to complete.