Reese Hoover (right), 7, fishes for prizes at Sycamore’s Community Fun Day on Saturday while Jolynn Danner, 4, looks on.

The Wyandot County commissioners are set to host the general public at the courthouse restoration open house from 2-4 p.m. June 12. The open house will feature many items for purchase, some provided entertainment and tours of the newly renovated courthouse.

Members of the Upper Sandusky High School class of 2016 look toward the American flag in the gymnasium before singing “The Star Spangled Banner” with the accompanying USHS band, led by director Jason Morris.

Local riders Patty Nelson, Laura Young and Laura Book, along with former local resident Sharon Wickline and others, recently participated in the American Lung Association’s Greenbrier River Trail Bike Trek in West Virginia.

The city of Upper Sandusky is gearing up for another summer of swim lessons, with morning classes offered for different age groups in June and July. The swimming lessons are offered through support of local organizations and volunteers, as well as through financial support from the city of Upper Sandusky.

Jon “Big Nut” Peters (right), of Fremont, recently donated a buckeye tree for Stepping Stones Park on behalf of himself and his wife. Peters said in a May 25 Facebook post that he gave the tree so “the people of Upper Sandusky (can) enjoy the beauty of a buckeye tree.”

Spectators and participants filled the bleachers at the outdoor horse arena at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds on Saturday for the 2016 Gymkhana Horse Show. The event was an official International Barrel Racing Association sanctioned event, but the points at stake for the IBRA were not the focus of the day.

Many area residents honor servicemen and women on Memorial Day by participating and viewing the Memorial Day activities at Pleasant View Cemetery

Many area residents honor servicemen and women on Memorial Day by participating and viewing the Memorial Day Parade

Members of the Riverdale High School graduating class of 2016 sing the alma mater, “The Blue and White,” to close the ceremony Sunday in the RHS gymnasium. The 71 graduates were the first class to complete their entire education at the K-12 building.