The Wyandot County Young Professionals are holding the Aim High Gun Raffle to raise programming sponsorship funds. The club is selling 500 tickets at $20 each. Every ticket has five chances to win. A Savage Axis 22-250, valued at $420, is being auctioned Nov. 2, a Henry Golden Boy, valued at $480, is being auctioned Nov. 9, a Glock (various …

Wyandot County is sending not one, but two representatives to compete at the national FFA convention this week in Indianapolis. Carley Coppler of Carey won the state in prepared public speaking while Hannah Ziegler of Upper Sandusky won the Ohio job interview. Both are leaving today after school to Indianapolis.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale Treasurer Jody Ribley said the district’s finances are stable at this time, but she cautioned the board to “keep an eye on spending” over the next five years. The information was part of Ribley’s five-year forecast that was approved Monday night by the board. According to the report, Riverdale will operate on a razor thin carryover …

Dear editor, My 4-year-old son Grayson has autism. He is non-verbal and has more than his fair share of challenges. Each day brings new hurdles to jump and unexpected victories. Raising a child with special needs is a bittersweet journey.

Dear editor, I am writing in support of Angeline’s developmental disabilities levy Nov. 7.

Dear editor, I am a licensed psychologist and a licensed professional clinical counselor with over 25 years of experience in the mental health field. I also am the site director for Firelands Counseling and Recovery Services of Wyandot County.

Dear editor, I have been a registered nurse for over 30 years working both at Wyandot Memorial and Tiffin Mercy hospitals. I have cared for people daily and tried to understand the difficulties they faced with their healthcare needs.

The Wyandot County Historical Society was honored on Oct. 14 to host members of the McConnell family whose ancestors constructed, lived in and donated the Beery/McConnell House to the Society for use as a museum. Seven members of the family traveled from Illinois and Florida to view the recent restorations and changes to the site.

Upper Sandusky Middle School celebrated Native American Day today with a special program for sixth-, seventh- and eighth-graders presented by the John Stewart United Methodist Church Committee on History and Archives.

The evening fall sky recently produced an array of bright colors, including yellow, orange, red, purple and blue.