Upper Sandusky High School’s marketing education and DECA program recently hosted its awards presentation and employer appreciation banquet at the Elks Lodge to honor its 2015-16 marketing work experience program employers.

The St. Paul Lutheran Church confirmation class of 2016 includes (from left) Jonah Donnell, Miranda Donnell, Katie Clark, Mara Smalley and Maci Craig. They are pictured with the Rev. Joe Trester after being confirmed Sunday during the regular worship service.

Upper Sandusky Police Department A subject came to the station to drop off a debit card found the evening of March 30 at a bank in the 400 block of West Church Street.

Chris Herren stood tall in front of a crowd of about 150 people in the Upper Sandusky High School gymnasium Tuesday evening, calling for wellness to become a part of the core curriculum in schools.

Walmart celebrated the 10th anniversary of its opening in Upper Sandusky on Tuesday. During that time, the store has tried to be supportive of the community that supports its business by giving back the Wyandot County, donating more than $110,000 to area non-profit organizations.

SYCAMORE — Members of the Mohawk High School class of 2016 were recognized during the annual senior awards night Monday, with Juston Morter and Ryan Strausbaugh taking home the greatest number of awards and scholarships with 15 and 13, respectively.

An early morning visit to T&T Sports Lounge by Ohio Department of Liquor control agents on May 7 ended with the popular bar receiving four citations, including one for sales of alcohol to a minors. According to the Ohio Department of Liquor Control website, T&T was cited for selling to a minor, unsanitary conditions for having no partitions in the restrooms, unsanitary conditions for having “filthy restrooms” and other unsanitary conditions not mentioned.

NEVADA — A large amount of cash and liquor was taken during a break-in Sunday morning at Buck’s Place, 202 N. Main St., Nevada.

Representatives of local organizations joined volunteers Monday for a community garden workday at the city-owned property on South Sandusky Avenue, with hopes that locally grown produce will be available in local food pantries in about six weeks.

Upper Sandusky Exempted Village Schools will save a few thousand dollars thanks to volunteer work that will be done at a bus maintenance storage building.