A recent Ohio State University study compiling U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics data revealed that during the period from 2010 – 2018, Wyandot County delivered the highest job growth rate in the state of Ohio at 23%.

S&S Developers Ltd. to Kevin S. Schutte and Ashley M. Schutte, .367 acres in Carey. Matt Rowland and Sepideh Behram to Lillian N. Oberlitner, property in Upper Sandusky. Chrystal Y. Miller and Chrystal Y. Byerly to Raymond W. Byerly, .832 acre in Crane Township.

Party Carts Inc., 103 S. Sycamore Ave., Sycamore, other consumer goods rental. Boo Bear LLC, 142 E. Brown Ave., Carey, used car dealers.

FOREST — Community First Bancshares Inc., the holding company of Community First Bank N.A., of Forest, Kenton and Upper Sandusky, held its annual stockholders meeting April 23 at the Forest VFW social room in Forest.

TIFFIN — North Central Electric Cooperative hosted about 800 consumer-members plus their guests at its annual meeting June 11 at the Seneca County Fairgrounds.

DEFIANCE — First Federal Bank and affiliate agency First Insurance Group are challenging their employees for the second year to rack up 500 hours volunteering for home-related causes during June.

Due to lack of a quorum, the Board of Trustees of the Upper Sandusky Community Library will not meet today. The next meeting is July 11.

The Wyandot County Regional Planning Commission scheduled for June 20 has been cancelled. At this time there are no pre-application guidance or variance issues to present to the RPC board. The next meeting has been postponed a week and is scheduled for 6:30 p.m. July 25 at the Wyandot County EMS/EMA facility at 401 N. Warpole St., Upper Sandusky. Contact …

After several months without Dough-Si-Dough Shoppe, a Carey native is looking to fill the doughnut hole with Glazed Over doughnut shop which is opening Thursday in the former Dough-Si-Dough location, 119 W. Johnson St., in Upper Sandusky.

Wyandot County Public Health reached another major milestone on the road to national accreditation on May 29, 2019, by formally submitting all of their required documentation to the Public Health Accreditation Board. According to Barb Mewhorter, administrator for the Health Department, the process of preparing for accreditation was both challenging and rewarding.