Inmate charged with vandalism of county jail Joshua B. Risner was charged with criminal damaging of Wyandot County property Sunday morning, according to a report from the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office. The Wyandot County Jail inmate was restrained after breaking a window in the first-floor cell block with a mop handle. Read More
Council on Aging to take seniors to see lights display The Wyandot County Council on Aging is taking reservations for those without the ability to go on their own to see the Upper Sandusky Fantasy of Lights. Anyone 60 years or older now can make a reservation to be taken to the Fantasy of Lights on Thursday, Dec. 15 or Dec. 22. Read More
MCL after-school workshop Second-grader Aubrey Gottfried decorates a Christmas cookie during the after-school workshop at the Mohawk Community Library. Submitted photo Read More
Glenn to lie in state COLUMBUS (AP) — The late space hero and former U.S. Sen. John Glenn will lie in state in the Ohio Statehouse and a memorial service is being planned at Ohio State University. Hank Wilson of the John Glenn School of Public Affairs in Columbus said the date and time still are being worked out but the public viewing and other … Read More
Safety Blotter: December 10, 2016 A Findlay man reported a suspicious female at the KFC Travel Mart the evening of Oct. 12 asking if there was a hospital nearby and if it had metal detectors. The man advised the woman received a ride to Wal-Mart before the officers arrived. The officers could not locate the woman at Wal-Mart. Read More
Lost gifts make way back to Upper Even when they are gone, parents never stop being parents, and somehow find ways to remind their children of it. For a local brother and sister pair, Christmas came a few weeks early when they received a gift from their parents — 75 years after the gift was bought. Read More
Legacy of bingo to end in Sycamore SYCAMORE — After more than four decades of weekly bingo nights sponsored by Sycamore Volunteer Fire and Rescue, the officer team stood before a crowd of 98 people Friday night to announce the end of a legacy. Read More
Sewer road closures set Crews will continue work on the sewer separation project next week, with block-to-block closures on Seventh and Eighth streets. Read More
Christmas boogie night Students and employees of Angeline School and Industries dance along to a tune by The Beach Boys at Angeline during the first Christmas dance sponsored by The Voice of Wyandot on Friday night. Read More
Wyandot County sheriff’s deputies respond to calls A deputy responded to a domestic dispute between two intoxicated individuals in the 100 block of Main Street, Kirby, early the morning of Sept. 8. Read More