Safety blotter: June 20 Upper Sandusky Police Department An officer investigated a loud music complaint on the 300 block of Spring Street the morning of June 18. Read More
Stockholders elect Community First Bank board of directors FOREST — Community First Bancshares Inc., the holding company of Community First Bank N.A., of Forest, Kenton and Upper Sandusky, held its annual stockholders meeting April 23 at the Forest VFW social room in Forest. Read More
North Central Electric Co-op celebrates 83rd annual meeting TIFFIN — North Central Electric Cooperative hosted about 800 consumer-members plus their guests at its annual meeting June 11 at the Seneca County Fairgrounds. Read More
First Federal employees doing community service DEFIANCE — First Federal Bank and affiliate agency First Insurance Group are challenging their employees for the second year to rack up 500 hours volunteering for home-related causes during June. Read More
Lutz receives prison sentence for attempted manufacture of drugs in THC refining case A Forest man was sentenced to 30 months in prison for the attempted manufacture of drugs Tuesday. Read More
Rodeo stresses safety, Fun Day coincides with summer reading program CAREY — Approximately 15 years ago, Vince Conley, a Mohawk High School student whose mother worked at the Dorcas Carey Public Library, had an idea for an Eagle Scout project. Read More
FFA petting zoo Children gather around a bunny Tuesday at the Upper Sandusky Community Library. Read More
Yo-yo show Zeemo entertains young people by using two Yo-yos at once during the summer reading program at the Forest-Jackson Library. Read More
Traffic fatality review board asks ODOT for help with safety concerns The Wyandot County Health Alliance held its quarterly meeting Tuesday morning at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Read More
Youth program to explore ag careers TIFFIN — The Ohio State University Extension has announced the launch of the first Agriculture Exploring post in the nation. This program will focus on agricultural careers that are “In Demands Jobs.” Read More