Graduates of the Wynford class of 2019 turn their tassels during the 56th annual commencement exercises Saturday evening at Wynford High School.

Darick S. Brunson, Nevada, charged by the state with two counts of worker’s compensation fraud, amended plea to guilty, finding deferred on conditions. Michael B. McLaughlin, Carey, charged by the Carey police with domestic violence, disposition hearing held, found guilty.

Certificate of judgment: American Express National Bank, Hebron, Kentucky, judgment creditor, vs. Sarita J. Allen, 5960 TH 103, Carey, judgment debtor. Criminal: State of Ohio vs. Jessica L. Miller, Bellefontaine, four counts of theft.

Carla J. Latham trustee, Larry W. Latham trustee and Carla J. Latham living trust to Thornkarble LLC, property in Upper Sandusky. Sarah Ann Minehart to James E. Minehart Jr. trustee, Carol A. Minehart trustee and Minehart living trust, property in Upper Sandusky.

Kelli J. Owens, registrar of vital statistics at the Wyandot County Health Department, reports there were 14 births and 18 deaths in the county during April. Births include three females and eleven males; deaths included nine females and nine males. Ninty-six certified birth and 60 certified death certificates were issued. Twenty-four burial permits were issued.

Sheriff Michael R. Hetzel has released his activity report for the month of April: Complaints investigated, 204; adult felony arrests, 13; adult misdemeanor arrests, 18; adult traffic arrests, 159;  juvenile traffic arrests, 6; injury traffic crashes investigated, 4 (8 injured); property damage traffic crashes investigated, 24; court papers served, 58; total number of prisoners incarcerated, 71; number of meals served …

Kurtus John Zeigler, 26, 2883 TH 148, Sycamore, railroad worker; and Jacqueline Marie Messersmith, 27, 2883 TH 148, Sycamore, secretary, May 16. Kayla Marie Wentz, 22, 223 E. Findlay St., Apt. 8, Carey, shipping; and Dillon McKay Reinhart, 25, 223 E. Findlay St., Apt. 8, Carey, quality control, May 17.

Catherine Kessler, 222 S. Muncie St., Carey, speed, $30 fine and costs, two points, 90-day BMV suspension with limited privileges granted.

Students at Upper Sandusky High School, as part of classroom assignments, helped to kick off the Click-It-Or-Ticket campaign, which started May 20 and will continue through June 2. Claire Russell with Wyandot County Public Health explained that the department has been holding video contests for the past five years in which students at all county schools are invited to create a 30 second video revolving around the message of the click-it-or-ticket campaign, which urges drivers and passengers to buckle up while on the road.

BUCYRUS — Two Wynford students have been named co-valedictorians for the graduating class of 2019. Kora A. Dutton and Noah P. Smith are both graduating with a 4.23 GPA.