Elaine L. Petee-Renaud, Monroe, Michigan, was cited for failure to control after a one-vehicle crash on U.S. 23 near CH 98 the night of Sept. 14. Petee-Renaud was northbound near U.S. 23 near CH 98 when she went off the right side of the roadway, striking a state-owned sign, causing minor damage.

The district forestry contest was held recently at Camp Michael.

The Wynford FFA recently had a pork chop barbecue for the teachers, administration and the Adena construction crew. There were 80 meals sold between everyone. Wynford raised $850 with the meals and extra donations.

Wynford High School will hold its annual fall homecoming ceremony at 6:15 p.m. Friday. The homecoming dance is 8-10:30 p.m. Saturday in the high school cafeteria.

Injuries were sustained in a two-vehicle crash that occurred around 9:25 a.m. today at Eighth and Walker streets in Upper Sandusky. At least one person was taken to the hospital.

Upper Sandusky City Auditor Mark Droll addressed city council during its regular meeting Monday about the city’s recent state audit. Droll said the audit, which spanned 2017 to 2018, was well-received by the state.

At the September Upper Sandusky Exempted Village Schools Board of Education meeting Monday, FFA adviser Anna Creswell said Upper Sandusky was well represented at the Wyandot County Fair. The junior fair king and queen and runners-up, Curtis Smith, Mackenzie Kidwell, Levi Myers and Grace Kinley, Creswell said, are all Upper Sandusky and FFA students.

CAREY — Carey Village Council on Monday approved a motion to accept the lowest and best bid from Agri Solutions, a company in Shreve, near Mansfield, for sludge removal from two ponds at the wastewater treatment plant. In addition to being the lowest and best bidder, Agri Solutions had an opening on their schedule in the middle of October to complete the work to remove the sludge.

A deputy assisted a Sycamore woman with a scam attempt the afternoon of Sept. 12. A company had direct deposited a check into her account, but the check was flagged by the bank. The deputy spoke on the phone to the company that was calling the woman and told them they weren’t getting money from her.

A 9-year-old Upper Sandusky girl donated her Junior Fair Livestock Auction earnings to charity in support of her cousin, aunt and uncle. Paige Vehrs, a fourth-grade student at Union Elementary, donated 100% off the proceeds from her Dairy Beef Feeder project to the Central Ohio Ronald McDonald House, where her Uncle Keith Vehrs and Aunt Elizabeth Vehrs, of Sycamore, are staying while her 1-year-old cousin, Knox, who was born with birth defects, remains hospitalized at the Nationwide Children’s Hospital in Columbus.