Children ages six months and older may receive a flu vaccine from Pediatric Nurse Practitioner Danielle Kreais between 1-4 p.m. Friday at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky.

MARION — The Ohio State University at Marion and Marion Technical College have partnered once again to host the Marion Campus Health and Wellness Fair from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Oct. 23 in the Alber Student Center Gymnasium.

Wyandot Memorial Hospital is holding free hearing screenings for individuals 18 years and older from 8 a.m. to noon the third Thursday of each month.

Kiwanis Club of Carey hosted a harvest festival Sunday at Waterworks Park in Carey.

FINDLAY —Veterans Day 2019 at the University of Findlay will be observed throughout the day Nov. 11. Three celebrations will be offered for the campus and public to honor the country’s heroes, thereby providing ample opportunity to give thanks and to learn more about military might and bravery.

The Crawford Park District recently announced upcoming events. Native American Artifacts and the Geology of Flint is 7 p.m. Tuesday and Thursday at Lowe-Volk Park, 2401 Ohio 598.

The Wyandot County Retired Teachers Association will have its next meeting at noon Oct. 22 at Trinity Evangelical Church, east of Upper Sandusky.

A Christmas Haven” by Cindy Woodsmall. Ivy wants to leave her Old Order Amish sect so she can grow her business and Arlan wants to return to his ultra-conservative sect, but both young people have no idea what miracles the Christmas season might bring.

MARION — Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost presented Marion Technical College faculty Gregory Perry with the Distinguished Law Enforcement Training Award in a statewide conference this week. “All the good things that make a society healthy and prosperous rest on the foundation of public safety and the men and women who protect the unprotected,” Yost said. “I’m proud to honor these award winners who truly represent the ‘best of the best’ and have exhibited diligence, dedication and sacrifice in the name of public safety.”

FOREST — Two movies will be shown at the Forest-Jackson Public Library Oct. 18. The movie matinee “Yesterday” is showing at 1 p.m. A free-will donation includes popcorn and a drink.