The Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center held a special Mother’s Day dinner Monday for female residents. Over 50 moms and daughters came out for the event and they were allowed to keep the flower centerpieces.

A local nonprofit paranormal investigation group is hosting a public investigation for a good cause. JARS Paranormal will hold two public investigations of the Cinderella Brown house on Ohio 199 from 6:30-9 p.m. and from 9:30 p.m. to midnight Friday.

Open Door Resource Center held a Cinco de Mayo Mexican buffet Saturday at its location in Upper Sandusky.

While most offices are unopposed for primary season, three Republicans are vying for the 87th District Representative position in advance of Tuesday’s election. Riordan McClain is the incumbent. McClain was unanimously selected in January by a House panel to fill the vacancy left by Wesley Goodman, who resigned last November following a scandal.

Dustin W. Lanagan, Carey, charged by the Carey police with two counts of petty theft, resisting arrest and obstruction of official business, pretrial held, continued to May 21. Matthew S. Levering, Upper Sandusky, charged by the state with four counts of violating a protective order, final pretrial held, continued to May 21.

Appeal: State of Ohio vs. Michael E. Tipton Jr., Atlanta, Michigan. Certificate of judgment: Birkmire-Filliater Holdings LLC, McComb, judgment creditor, vs. Richard Blanchard and Bertha Blanchard, judgment debtors.

Robert Allen Payne, 29, 804 Shields Drive, Upper Sandusky, laborer; and Jennifer Ann Swinehart, 26, 804 Shields Drive, Upper Sandusky, customer service rep, April 18. Jay Anthony Hahler, 27, 705 E. Findlay St., Carey, laborer; and Elizabeth Grace Gosche, 27, 705 E. Findlay St., Carey, nurse, April 19.

Joseph Rioux, Lovell Market, 7002 Ohio 199, Upper Sandusky, full-service restaurants/cafeterias.

Curtis L. Smith, 11828 TH 58, Upper Sandusky, seat belt (driver), $30 fine. Taylor A. Norris, 801 Shields Drive, Upper Sandusky, driving and texting, $30 fine and costs, Carteens.

COLUMBUS — A 1973 Upper Sandusky High School graduate has been named the Ohio High School Athletic Association’s next executive director. The OHSAA Board of Directors selected assistant commissioner Jerry Snodgrass to replace Dan Ross, who will be stepping down in September after 14 years.