FSA shares spousal signature policy Husbands and wives may sign documents on behalf of each other for Farm Service Agency and Commodity Credit Corporation programs in which either has an interest. The option is automatically available unless a written request for exclusion is made to the county office staff by either spouse. There are exceptions to the rule, where spouses may not sign on behalf … Read More
Hunters check more than 175,000 deer in 2014-15 COLUMBUS (AP) — State officials say hunters checked more than 175,000 deer during Ohio’s 2014-2015 deer hunting seasons. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says hunters checked 175,745 deer during all 2014-2015 hunting seasons. The archery season for deer hunting closed Sunday. The number of deer checked was down from more than 191,000 the previous season. The state says the … Read More
Swearing in Wyandot County Commissioner Bill Clinger administered the oath of office for Brian Frisch to begin his first term on the Wyandot Soil and Water Conservation District board of supervisors. Read More
FSA committee begins work in new year The three-member Wyandot County Farm Service Agency committee meets once quarterly at 8:30 a.m. on the third Thursday of December, January, April and August for each meeting. Read More
Pipelines are topic of briefing TIFFIN — Seneca and Wyandot County farm bureau members are invited to attend a pipeline construction issues briefing at 7 p.m. Feb. 2 at the Seneca County Opportunity Center, 780 CR 20, Tiffin. The event is sponsored by the Seneca County Farm Bureau. Read More
County’s 4-H kickoff to feature family fun The Wyandot County 4-H advisory council will host a pancake and sausage meal in conjunction with this year’s 4-H family kick-off from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Feb. 8 in the dining hall at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds. The meal will include Bob Evans sausage and all-you-can-eat pancakes for a donation. All donations benefit the county’s 4-H program. A variety … Read More
2015 board Crawford Soil and Water Conservation District board chairman Nathan Brause administers oaths of office to Rose Hartschuh and Kent Stuckey for terms on the board. Officers for the year include Tom Miller, vice chairman; Hartschuh, secretary; Matt Rudd, treasurer; and Stuckey, fiscal agent. Read More
Agricultural outlook meetings held FOSTORIA — The Upper Sandusky Ag Credit branch recently sponsored an agricultural outlook meeting at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds with more than 160 Ag Credit members and others from Wyandot County in attendance, joined by Ag Credit members from the Marion, Tiffin, Kenton and Findlay branches. Read More
Farm Bureau Fest set MARION — The Marion County Farm Bureau will host its Farm Bureau Fest from 8:30 a.m to 1 p.m. Saturday at Tri-Rivers Career Center, Marion. Read More
Tickets on sale now for first Hardin Co. horse banquet KENTON — The first Hardin County horse banquet is slated for 6:30 p.m. Feb. 21 in the community building at the Hardin County Fairgrounds in Kenton. Tickets are $15 for adults and $7.50 for youth and may be purchased until Feb. 16 from Hardin County Horse Council members Ashley Gossard, Whitney Fox, Jolene Buchenroth or Brandi Rowe or from the … Read More
Upper agrees on raise for mayor Upper Sandusky City Council agreed to draft an ordinance to give the position of mayor a raise at Monday’s meeting. Council Vice President Rick Roberts, who was unable to attend the last meeting, voiced his opinion on the idea of a raise.
Carey hasn’t made decision on bidder for AMI system CAREY — At their meeting on Monday, Carey Village Administrator Roy Johnson announced that the village has narrowed down the bids for the automated meter information system to two bidders. The village’s deadline for receipt of responses to the village’s RFP for an AMI system was 5 p.m. June 22.
Event commemorates Wyandots’ infamous forced exit 175 years ago A commemoration ceremony was held Sunday morning for the 175th anniversary of the day the Wyandot Indians left Ohio. “The idea was to commemorate a day that was infamous,” organizer Betsy Bowen said.
