An Upper Sandusky man pleaded guilty to multiple theft and burglary charges in Wyandot County Common Pleas Court on Thursday. Zachary D. Young, 19, pleaded guilty to three counts of burglary and two counts of grand theft, all third-degree felonies.

Upper’s Winter Fantasy of Lights has knocked more than $2,500 off its electricity bill for the month-long holiday light showcase by switching from incandescent to more energy-efficient LED lights. Electricity costs for the light display at Harrison Smith Park topped $3,400 in 2012, a year after the volunteer committee received a $15,000 grant from energy supplier AEP to pay for the switch to LEDs.

CAREY — A hay fire near a residence in the northwest corner of the county quickly was extinguished Thursday night, according to a report from the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office. Authorities responded to a call for a possible house fire at 16968 Ohio 103, Ridge Township, around 8:24 p.m., the report states.

Wyandot County Commissioners are looking for estimates to complete lighting work on the courthouse roof. Outside lights to illuminate the four clock faces on the courthouse dome are the main focus of the project.

The Wyandot County Humane Society reported concern for the welfare of a cat in a house in the 17000 block of CH 113 the afternoon of March 16. A deputy spoke with the landlord and tenants.

Upper Sandusky High School opened its performances of “Oklahoma” on Wednesday night and will continue at 7:30 p.m. today, Friday and Saturday and 2:30 p.m. Sunday.

Barbara Osborn, an employee of Drug Mart, receives a therapy demonstration from Adam Goodrich, of Mid-American Therapy at Wyandot Memorial Hospital, during a health fair at the Masters Building on Wednesday. Multiple vendors attended the fair to show their services and give free consultations to Upper Sandusky, Carey and Wyandot County employees.

An employee of Energy Services South operates an excavator while installing a piece of pipeline near the Hardin and Wyandot county line along Ohio 67 on Wednesday.

Pure Balance Massage and Nails offers the same services at big-city spas, with cozy comforts you can only find in a small town and prices to match. “The massages are wonderful. I’ve had manicures and pedicures and I was very pleased with those as well,” said Linda Smith of Upper Sandusky, who has been a regular customer at Pure Balance for nearly five years.

Wyandot County Environmental Health Director Jeff Ritchey met with multiple individuals to receive public input on the health board’s plans for a septic tank operational maintenance and permitting program.