Three injured in two-vehicle crash in Crawford Township April 8 CAREY — Four were injured the afternoon of April 8 in a crash at the intersection of the U.S. 15 eastbound exit ramp and Ohio 103 at CH 96 in Crawford Township. Matthew P. Scalf, age 35, of Carey, was on the U.S. 15 eastbound exit ramp and turning on to Ohio 103 at CH 96 when he failed to yield the right of way to a westbound vehicle driven by Amber Scott, age 35, of Carey, striking the front side of Scott’s vehicle. Read More
Off to state: Wynford freshmen impress at district fair BUCYRUS — Natalie Stover and Daniel Kurek will be representing Wynford High School at the 2019 State Science Day on May 11. This is both Stover’s and Kurek’s first time competing at the state level. In fact, it is their first year competing in science fairs at all, as this was the first year Wynford held a school science fair in several years. Read More
St. Peter’s students have fun with fitness The word “exercise” typically doesn’t evoke a sense of fun, but students at St. Peter’s Catholic School, in Upper Sandusky, clearly felt differently Friday at the school’s Physical Education Program attended by parents and loved ones. Read More
Women’s luncheon features speaker from Mazza Museum FOREST — The Forest-Jackson Public Library heard from the director of a nearby art museum at the 18th annual women’s luncheon fundraiser Friday afternoon. Library Director Karen Moore said money raised from the fundraiser will help the Friends of the Library purchase new blinds for the windows at the library. Read More
ODOT announces upcoming projects ODOT recently released a list of highway construction scheduled to occur within Wyandot County. Work is dependent upon weather conditions, and unless otherwise noted, it will take place during daytime hours. Read More
A new adventure Local residents visited the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce Friday for a going-away party for Chamber President Kathy Grasz, who announced this week that Friday would be her last day. Grasz accepted a position as marketing director for the North Central Electric Co-op. Pictured, Grasz gives a hug to Upper Sandusky City Councilman John Walker. Daily Chief-Union/Brian Hemminger Read More
Criminal, traffic cases tried in court Katelynn C. Depinet, Tiffin, charged by the sheriff with disorderly conduct, amended plea to no contest, found guilty. Read More
Common pleas cases filed Certificate of judgment: Huntington National Bank, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Country Lane Farms of North Central Ohio Inc. and Darick S. Brunson, 180 TH 62, Nevada, judgment debtors, four cases. Read More
Upper library hosts clothing swap For the last week, the basement of the Upper Sandusky Community Library has been closed off for sorting and sizing clothing donations for the annual clothing swap. Now, it is officially open through Saturday at noon during library hours for the community to come find clothes to fill a need or to jazz up a lackluster wardrobe. Read More
Health and Wellness Fair promotes healthy living Area employees had the opportunity to learn about improving their overall well-being Thursday morning at the Wyandot County Employee Health and Wellness Fair, which was held in the Masters’ Building at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds. Read More