County properties transferred Chad A. Ward and Sherry L. Ward to Joshua J. Balduf and Dawn N. Balduf, 1.687 acres in Eden Township. Read More
Couples get marriage licenses Frederick George Stahl, 44, 10398 Ohio 199, Upper Sandusky, self-employed (contruction); and Samantha Lynn North, 35, 10398 Ohio 199, Upper Sandusky, STNA, June 1. Read More
Businesses get new licenses Lawrence K. Montgomery, L and K Designs LLC, 123 S. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky, other miscellaneous store retailers. Upper Family Fitness LLC, 427 W. Church St., Upper Sandusky, other amusement/recreation industries (gyms). Read More
Educators retire from St. Peter School St. Peter Catholic School in Upper Sandusky said goodbye to three long term members of its faculty and administration last Thursday as part of a ceremony on the last day of the school year. Principal Patricia Anderson, Sister Mary Lee and third grade teacher Amy Flaherty all retired after a combined 114 years in education. Read More
Special delivery The pond inside Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky was stocked with 250 pounds of channel catfish on Thursday in preparation for the Wyandot County Rod and Gun Club's fishing derby that will take place from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. Saturday at the park. Read More
New security New security features have been installed at the Wyandot County Courthouse in downtown Upper Sandusky. A metal detector and item scanner are now operational at the front entrance, which is now the only entrance that can be used to enter the building. Read More
Star Kids Piratepalooza taking stage The Star Players are proud to announce that “Star Kids Piratepalooza” is being performed this Friday and Saturday at the Star Theatre in Upper Sandusky. Star Kids is the annual Star Players Children’s Theatre Workshop. Read More
Gospel festival set for Saturday at fairgrounds The 16th annual Sandusky River Gospel Festival is 1-9 p.m. Saturday at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds Dining Hall, 10171 Ohio 53, Upper Sandusky. Groups from Ohio and surrounding states are scheduled to perform. Read More
Marion Palace Theatre to have summer camp MARION — Entering its 20th year, Set the Stage theater camps have been a part of the Marion Palace Theatre’s programming and a summertime tradition for many aspiring thespians of all skill levels. This summer, the popular performing arts camp returns offering students age 6-14 an all-day, weeklong theater experience. Read More