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Click honors former Sandusky County legislator Wise with House resolution Click presented a resolution detailing Wise’s lifetime of accomplishments. Wise served the region of Sandusky County through multiple public official roles and was a legislator in the Ohio House of Representatives from 1982-1994. He died in December at the age of 90. Love for state made him an effective public servant “I express my sincere condolences to the family and friends of Dwight Wise. He left such a respectabl...

News Briefs: Clyde cancels Memorial Day Parade Staff reports Memorial Day Parade canceled, but other Clyde events are returning CLYDE - While Clyde has canceled an upcoming parade, its Clyde Fair Committee has decided it will hold the Clyde Fair in September At the last Clyde City Council meeting, a decision was made to cancel this years Memorial Day parade due to COVID-19. It was canceled last year too. Gene Schwochow, commander of the Clyde American Legion, attended the meeting and recommend...

Thursdays courthouse celebration marked the first step in celebrating the countys bicentennial. A traveling history museum created for the bicentennial was parked across from the courthouse. Inside the museum, visitors got a chance to learn about Sandusky Countys history through exhibits such as "Taming the Great Black Swamp." The roles of manufacturing and agriculture, an oil boom, Sandusky County military history and the countys history before 1820 are among the exhibits in the traveling m...

News Briefs: Celebrate county bicentennial on April 1 Staff reports Celebrate Sandusky County’s bicentennial with lunchtime courthouse bash April 1 FREMONT – Celebrate Sandusky County’s bicentennial with an event featuring guest speakers, lunch and a tour of the bicentennial traveling museum on April 1 at the Sandusky County Courthouse. The Bicentennial Bash will start at noon on the courthouse steps, 100 N. Park Ave. All are invited, and admission is free. On April 1, Sandusky County t...

Mayor Danny Sanchez spoke about the former Fremont Ross High School football standout at the Ohio Statehouses atrium as Woodson looked on via a virtual video linkup. Sanchez said only his parents made a bigger impact on his life than Woodson, for whom the mayor waited outside the locker room for a "high-five" when he played at Fremont Ross in the 1990s. He recalled Woodson helping him to his fathers car as a fifth grader after Sanchez broke his ankle in an accident at the Sandusky County YMCA....