The Wyandot County Archaeological and Historical Society is hosting “Thursday Evening at the Museum” at 7 p.m. Thursday. The special guest will be Andy Voorhies of the Boy Scouts and Eagle Scouts of Wyandot County.

The September meeting of the Tri Sigma Sorority took place at the home of Betty Martin. Martin presented the program for the evening on the hobby of quilting.

The students and staff at Our Lady of Consolation School in Carey raised $700 for the people in Orange, Texas, who are recovering from Hurricane Harvey.

The Wyandot County Health Department encourages people to protect themselves and their families this season with an annual flu vaccine for everyone who is 6 months of age and older.

Help your houseplants make a smooth transition from their outdoor summer home back inside for winter. The lower light and humidity indoors along with any insects that hitched a ride indoors make it difficult to keep these plants looking their best.

To help celebrate Tiffin Heritage, the Tiffin Glass Museum reminds people of the beautiful hand-drawn print of Tiffin showing both historic and current company business.

Modern Woodmen of America Chapter 16315 matched the profits Hannah’s House made on the Superhero 5K held Aug. 5 with a donation of $1,216.96. Pictured are chapter director Rebecca Shank and Hannah’s House Director Misty Droll.

Upper Sandusky Community Library has two book clubs for community members who like to gather and discuss their love of books. Common Readers has been meeting for more than 20 years and has a list of classic, modern and nonfiction books that they have read.

Student athletes of the month from Upper Sandusky Middle School for September are Kenzie Cunningham and Aiden Gallant. Cunningham is a seventh-grader at USMS and currently plays volleyball.

General Surgeon Peter Schuler, M.D., will provide free vein screenings from 9 a.m. to noon Oct. 4 and 18. The screenings will include a brief varicose vein risk factor questionnaire and consultation with Dr. Schuler.