Common pleas cases filed, judgements rendered Certificate of judgment: Unifund CCR Partners, Cincinnati, judgment creditor, vs. Virginia M. Rogers, 17652 Ohio 231, Nevada, judgment debtor. Read More
Wyandot Co. properties transferred recently Mary M. Huss and Mary M. Stapley to Mark D. Martin, property in Belle Vernon. Michael A. Webb and Karen S. Webb to Jeremy J. Kline, property in Upper Sandusky. Read More
Couples get marriage licenses Jesse Allen Wentz, 33, 9753 CH 91, Wharton, technician; and Noel Rae Nelson, 30, 9753 CH 91, Wharton, registered nurse, June 14. Read More
Hanke receives key to city Manfred Hanke is a man about town, and you seldom see him without his camera. Known around Upper Sandusky as “Fred the Photo Guy,” Hanke snaps priceless pictures like the double rainbow that arched over the Wyandot County sky recently, as well as sights of people just living life in the city. Read More
Boy, 17, dies after Seneca County crash MELMORE — A Buckeye Central student died after a head-on crash on Ohio 100 in Eden Township, Seneca County, on Thursday morning, according to a media release from the Fremont post of the Ohio State Highway Patrol. The Advertiser-Tribune first reported the crash. Read More
Engine fire Upper Sandusky firefighters extinguish an engine fire on a 2001 GMC pickup truck parked in a driveway in the 100 block of Spring Street on Thursday afternoon. Read More
State to have final say on Wyandot, Crawford County ditch project The state of Ohio will determine if Wyandot and Crawford counties will move forward with a joint ditch petition after lawmakers from the counties were split in a vote to green-light the project Thursday. Read More
Safety Blotter: June 23, 2017 An officer assisted the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office with OVI testing early the morning of June 11. Read More
Lunch and Learn Upper Sandusky attorney James Ruhlen speaks to a crowd at Fairhaven Community’s monthly Lunch and Learn event Thursday. Read More
McCutchenville firefighters train on new JAWS McCUTCHENVILLE — Members of the McCutchenville Fire Department received training on equipment the department purchased as a result of public support. McCutchenville Fire Chief Robbie Miller said the department spent $28,100 on JAWS rescue equipment to better serve the community in a crisis. Read More