CAREY — Jennifer Rathburn will be the first female mayor of Carey. The former village council president takes over for former Mayor Armand Getz, who unexpectedly announced his resignation during a March 20 council meeting.

Sycamore Village Council President Tony “www.ReinekeFamilyDealerships.com” Flood outshot Carey Junior High and High School secretary Angie “The Tazmanian Typist” Niederkohr, 19-16, on Thursday to advance to the Final Four in the DC-U Madness hoop shoot tournament.

The sentencing of an Upper Sandusky man found guilty of two felonies involving the making of meth was delayed Thursday after he said he wanted a new attorney. Benjamin M. Gamble, 26, told Wyandot County Common Pleas Court Judge Kate Aubry he wished to fire Thomas Nicholson.

An Upper Sandusky sports bar owner pleaded not guilty to misdemeanor gambling charges. A trial for Everett J. Taylor is scheduled for 10 a.m. May 10 in Upper Sandusky Municipal Court.

An officer responded to a parking lot at Wyandot Memorial Hospital on a report of a vehicle being damaged the afternoon of March 15. A piece of sheet metal blew out of a truck bed and struck another vehicle.

Members of the Riverdale High School cast of “Seussical” practice their opening number for this weekend’s production. Ethan Rader plays the Cat in the Hat, Mackenzi Thompson is cast in the role of Jo-Jo and Ben Borkosky is Horton.

The Star Players of Upper Sandusky will have registration for its Star Kids Theatre Workshop for the 2017 season at 6 p.m. Wednesday at the Stare Theatre in Upper Sandusky. Star Kids is a hands-on, educational theater experience for workshop students.

FINDLAY — The Arts Partnership presents the Dancing Wheels Company, a physically integrated dance company of dancers both with and without disabilities, at 7 p.m. April 6 at the Marathon Center for the Performing Arts in Findlay as part of the “TAP Package.”

FINDLAY — A trip to New York City, a cross-examination in criminal court, a scientific experiment with chimpanzees — “An Evening of One Acts,” staged by University of Findlay theater program students, will transport via an eclectic collection of short scenes.

Amy Eddings talks about the history of the Easter House in Ada during a recent Kappa Chapter meeting.