James Douglas Topper II, 32, 260 Richardson Drive, Apt. B, Upper Sandusky, factory worker; and Sarah Michelle Bennett, 28, 260 Richardson Drive, Apt. B, Upper Sandusky, April 13.

A missing juvenile was reported the morning of April 16 in the 200 block of Kilbourn Street, Sycamore. A deputy discovered there was a miscommunication between the parents and the child had spent the night at a friend’s house.

SYCAMORE — A local bank that has been serving Sycamore area customers for nearly a century hosted an open house for its grand reopening Friday after an expansion project that tripled the space in the building. First National Bank of Sycamore, which has branches in McCutchenville and New Riegel, celebrated the grand reopening with tours, specials and gifts for attendees.

The Upper Sandusky High School Alumni Association recently donated $1,000 to the eighth-grade trip to Washington, D.C., from May 30 to June 2. Pictured are (from left) alumni president Jerry Taylor, class trip organizer Carol Minehart and school board and alumni member Neil Kinley.

The Wyandot County Council on Aging recognized its many volunteers during an appreciation luncheon Thursday. Among the volunteers honored were board members Linden Beck, Bonnie DeTray, B.J. Dunn, Bill Clark, Mickey Ekleberry, Judi Harmon, Anna Mae Huntley, Lisa Hawk, Susie Hawk, Neil Kinley, David Naus, Corinne Newell, Robbi Sigler, Sue Stumpp and Rose Ann Weaver.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Community Library is teaming up with two area businesses and a nonprofit organization to offer the first Paint the Town Read 5K and Obstacle Challenge as part of its youth and adult summer reading program.

BUCYRUS — Plans are in the works for a Wynford eight grade field trip to Washington, D.C., next spring.

After being closed for several days in late March due to a power outage from a storm, Angeline School and Industries is seeking pricing to purchase a generator that would run kitchen appliances and enough heat to keep pipes from freezing.

A common mistake people riding bicycles make is they don’t know the rules of the road. When they do, they are not assertive about maintaining their right to follow them when other vehicles are on the road.

SYCAMORE — Deputies from the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office are investigating a rash of car break-ins, along with a stolen car reported and another stolen car recovered in Sycamore overnight Wednesday into Thursday. Deputies received reports of cars being entered and items being taken in the 300 block of West Seventh Street, the 400 block of West Seventh Street, the 300 block of North Sycamore Avenue, the 200 block of West Eighth Street and the 100 block of East Fifth Street between 10 p.m. Wednesday and 6 a.m. Thursday.