CLEVELAND (AP) — Several dozen activists rallied in downtown Cleveland to protest Donald Trump’s election as the next U.S. president.

CAREY — Two Carey residents will perform with Heidelberg University’s concert choir, the premier vocal ensemble of the School of Music and Theatre as it gears up for a busy season with its opening concert of 2016-17 — a performance of its concert themed “Up” on Sunday at Carey High School.

NEVADA — Christian spoken word artist Eygpt Speaks, of Euclid, will perform at 9 p.m. Dec. 5 at Nevada United Methodist Church, 317 N. Main St., Nevada.

CAREY — Kelly Sobol’s life took an enchanted sort of turn, so it’s no wonder she opened her new store front this fall with a visit from Cinderella. Mama Bear’s Den, at 205 S. Vance St. in downtown Carey, is a shop for many custom, hand-crafted items, including dresses and costumes for events and parties.

CAREY — Christmas in Carey is set for 5-8 p.m. Dec. 2. The annual event features Christmas Tree lighting at the gazebo, horse and carriage rides, pictures with Mr. and Mrs. Claus, puppet shows, children’s crafts and free food in the village.

TIFFIN — Small Victories Financial Coaching now is sharing an office with KKR Consulting on the second floor of the Laird Arcade in downtown Tiffin. Small Victories Financial Coaching offers personalized one-on-one financial coaching to help couples and individuals create a plan to take control of their day-to-day financial living, a press release states.

All numbers are Wyandot County only Total eligible voters representing all 24 precincts 15,588 Total Ballots cast 10,557

Wyandot County Sheriff Mike Hetzel watches results of the presidential election on a map of the United States in the Wyandot County Board of Commissioners office Tuesday night.

On Tuesday, Wyandot County voters turned out to vote at about the same rate as the 2012 presidential election, with 10,557 out of 15,588 or 67.73 percent of registered voters casting a ballot in the 2016 general election, according to unofficial results released by the Wyandot County Board of Elections.

Wyandot County voters overwhelmingly backed Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump during Tuesday’s election. A total of 7,346 or 70.19 percent of voters cast their ballots for Trump, compared to 2,484 (23.73 percent) for Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton.