Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office A domestic dispute was reported in the 1000 block of Ohio 231, Sycamore, the evening of May 10.

Alcohol is believed to have played a role in a one-vehicle crash Saturday evening in which a Sycamore man was transported to Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Eric J. McNutt was charged with operating a vehicle while intoxicated as a result of the crash.

A third person is facing charges related to a methamphetamine lab that law enforcement shut down on North Warpole Street just over a week ago. Cami L. Neese was arrested Friday morning and charged with two counts of complicity to illegally assemble or possess chemicals for the manufacture of drugs, with one of the counts having a juvenile specification, according to a report from the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office.

Bicycling is a popular form of transportation in the city of Upper Sandusky, where the police department is asking bike owners to consider registering so they can be identified in case their bikes are lost or stolen. Upper Sandusky Police Officer Patrick O’Connor and Auxiliary Officer Lynn Dunbar set up outside the front doors of Walmart in Upper Sandusky on Saturday as part of a kickoff for the week-long 10-year anniversary celebration at the store.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Historical Society will host an open house from 1-8 p.m. Thursday at its museum in Sycamore in celebration of its recently completed renovations. Local historian and Mohawk Historical Society president Kim Mohr will offer personal tours at the start of every hour from 1-7 p.m.

Randy L. Meade, Marion, was traveling northbound on CH 119 near TH 68 when he struck a deer that entered the roadway. Meade’s 2008 Chevrolet Silverado sustained minor damage.

SYCAMORE — A rural Sycamore woman has released her debut novel after winning a writing contest by a publishing house in Atlanta. Judith “Judy” Keller never thought she would become a published author. She and her husband, Dean, raised their children in the Sycamore area...

The Upper Sandusky Police Department put the brakes on a potential scam Thursday after several area businesses reported a man coming in to seek donations in exchange for candy for a variety of organizations.

MARION — The North Central Ohio Rehabilitation Center recently celebrated its seventh annual Volunteer Appreciation Day by honoring community members who serve as mentors and area businesses that offer space as community service sites.