Store on west side would be nice Dear editor, How about getting a clothing store on the west side of Upper Sandusky? And one that sells material and yarn. I’m 83 1/2 years old. I live west of Upper Sandusky in Wharton. I travel 10 miles to town and then 3 through town just to get to Wal-Mart. Louise Treadway Wharton Read More
Criminal, traffic cases tried in Upper municipal court Kathy L. Haas, Marion, charged by the sheriff with possession of open beer in a motor vehicle, pretrial held, continued to Jan. 30. Read More
Wyandot Co. properties purchased, sold recently Linda Bastel Powers, Linda L. Bastel, Linda Bastel and Francis X. Powers to David J. Bastel, 80 acres in Crane Township. Read More
New cases filed in common pleas court Criminal: State of Ohio vs. Dennis R. McKinley II, Patterson, breaking and entering and theft. Read More
Safety Blotter: January 21, 2017 Nathan A. Gerard, Springfield, was charged with failure to yield the right of way after he allegedly pulled a four-wheeler out from a field into the path of a motor vehicle on CH 53 near CH 96, Mifflin Township, the morning of Nov. 21. Read More
Upper cheerleader, 6, advances to Disney The Upper Sandusky varsity competition cheer squad won the Ohio Athletic Commission state title for the second consecutive year. The repeat came just a year after the high school, junior high and Little Rams cheerleading squads all won their respective divisions at the OAC state title in 2016. Read More
1 wounded in school shooting, ‘could have been much worse’ WEST LIBERTY (AP) — A school shooting that left one student hospitalized and others scrambling out classroom windows could have been far worse if not for the heroics of staff members who stopped the shooter and had him pinned down when police arrived, authorities said. The shooter, a 17-year-old senior, used a shotgun and intended to harm more than the … Read More
Human trafficking survivor shares her stories of living through the trades TIFFIN — Those in attendance at the second week of an eight-week anti- human trafficking training program hosted by Sisters in Shelter had the chance to take a deeper look into the human trafficking ring in the United States. Read More
City released update on storm sewer separations West Wyandot Avenue, from Sandusky Avenue to Seventh Street, will be closed Monday while a crew installs sewer mains across Wyandot Avenue. The crew will move south in the alley behind First Citizens National Bank, heading toward Star Alley. Read More
State Rep. Goodman visits future county EMS home The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners met with State Rep. Wes Goodman on Thursday during a day with a full agenda. The commissioners met Goodman and Wyandot County Emergency Medical Services Coordinator Dale Risley to update the state representative on the department’s move... Read More