Graham and Henry Searfoss accept some candy from Carolyn Frederick at Koehler Drug Co. on Thursday during the third annual Chocolate Walk.

A Wharton man sustained serious injuries and was transported by Med Flight to Saint Rita’s Hospital in Lima, after failing to yield at a stop sign and hitting another car just before 5:30 p.m. Wednesday. Waldemar Weber, 82, was northbound in a Red 2013 GM vehicle on CH 96 approaching the intersection with CH 330 when he failed to yield at a stop sign and struck Nicole Schmuck, 36, Forest, who was westbound on CH 330 in a maroon 1995 Ford F10 series.

WHARTON — Wharton Village Council approved an emergency ordinance at its regular meeting Thursday. The ordinance allowed the state to pave Ohio 293 through the village. Council passed it unanimously.

Homecoming season is here, and with pep rallies, football games and dances happening throughout the county, the Wyandot County Safe Communities Coalition and local law enforcement agencies are asking parents to talk to children about being responsible.

The Ohio Department of Transportation released the following highway construction project updates scheduled to occur within Wyandot County. Work is dependent upon weather conditions. U.S. 23 between CH 97 and the U.S. 30 interchange, north of Upper Sandusky, will be restricted to one lane in each direction through the work zone for pavement resurfacing. Variable speed limit signs will be in place to display the legal, posted speed limit through the work zone. Work is being performed by the Shelly Company, Findlay.

For the last 70 years, Fairhaven Community has held visitation days, and for the last 40 a visitation day known as Harvest Fest has been bringing residents and the community together. Volunteers, several over the age of 90, and donations make the day possible according to Harvest Fest coordinator Marcy Miller.

An Upper Sandusky woman reported a violation of a no-contact order in a domestic violence case, stating a man had texted her, called her from a relative’s phone and contacted her landlord the morning of Sept. 26. A report was sent to the municipal court and the responding officer advised the woman to get a civil protective order.

It is with regret that today I must discuss my deep disappointment with “IT Chapter Two.” This is the conclusion to 2017’s “IT,” which depicted the first half of Stephen King’s horror novel about a group of misfit tweens (The Losers Club) who must battle Pennywise, a demonic clown from another dimension.

The Wyandot Piecemakers Quilt Club continued its 31-year tradition of a quilt donation Wednesday evening at its monthly meeting. For the last two years, the club has donated a quilt to the Special Olympics, which will be given away in a drawing in March 2020, hosted by the Special Olympics.

A Tiffin woman was sentenced to seven years in prison Tuesday for her role in the overdose death of a Sycamore woman. The Wyandot County Prosecutor’s Office declined to release the name of the victim because a second case involving a co-defendant may go to trial.