Wyandot County properties transferred recently Kenneth D. Swartz and Frances A. Swartz to Andrew A. Niederkohr and Stephanie D. Niederkohr, 1.54 acres in Salem Township. Pauline A. Mangett to Dylan V. Kromer and Lisa M. Kromer, property in Carey. Read More
Couples receive marriage licenses Joseph Timothy Fleming, 31, Bryant, Arkansas, hydrographer; and Jennifer Lynn Rose, 35, Bryant, Arkansas, assistant designer, May 10. Read More
Hetzel releases April sheriff’s report Sheriff Michael R. Hetzel has released his activity report for the month of April: Read More
USMS Student Athletes of the Month The Ram Boosters student-athletes of the month from Upper Sandusky Middle School are Sydney Ham (left) and Collin Bils. Read More
Riverdale wins big engineering award MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Zupanic Award is presented each year to state’s top engineering and technology project by the State Engineering and Technology Showcase. It is awarded to the project selected as best of show during the professional organization’s annual gathering. Read More
Roark at top of Carey High School 2018 class CAREY — Carey High School will graduate 69 students during a 2 p.m. ceremony Sunday in the high school gymnasium. Easton Roark leads the class of 2018 as valedictorian, while the co-salutatorians are Marcus Miller and Dana Worst. Read More
Amazing Grace Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center staff member Amanda Bains serenaded attendees of a memorial service held at the County Home Thursday evening while Carl Bowen played piano. Read More
Marseilles set for recycling MARSEILLES — There will be a recycling drive from 8:30-10:30 a.m. Saturday at Marseilles Park. Items accepted are aluminum cans, steel cans, clear and colored glass, newspapers, magazines, plastic food containers, cardboard and chipboard. Read More
Shawshank historical markers placed Upper Sandusky gained a pair of historical markers Wednesday in recognition of the city’s contributions to the movie, “The Shawshank Redemption,” which debuted 24 years ago in 1994. The festivities began at the Wyandot County Courthouse, where a crowd was welcomed to the third floor courtroom where Andy Dufresne was famously found guilty of double homicide in the film. Read More
Cheerleaders donate $1,100 to Bianchi scholarship Friends, fellow cheerleaders and family met Wednesday at the grave of Dafne Bianchi for a special check presentation. A check for $1,100 was presented by Bianchi’s friend Katie Taylor to Dafne Bianchi’s mother Leslie Bianchi, father Jack Bianchi and brother Brett Bianchi for the Dafne Bianchi Memorial Scholarship Fund. Read More