COLUMBUS – Ohio Department of Health Director Amy Acton, MD, MPH has confirmed the state’s first measles case of 2019. The young adult from Stark County recently traveled to a state with confirmed measles cases. ODH is currently not disclosing additional information about the infected individual.

COLUMBUS — State Rep. Riordan McClain (R-Upper Sandusky) recently announced upcoming office hours. These office hours are open to constituents throughout Wyandot, Crawford and Morrow counties, as well as those from the portions of Marion and Seneca counties that McClain serves.

Officers responded to a fire alarm at Fairhaven the early morning of July 12. No fire was observed and the scene was secured by the fire department. An officer on patrol observed a disabled vehicle on the 1500 block of East Wyandot Avenue the afternoon of July 12. The driver advised the vehicle’s transmission was out and a tow truck was on the way.

Criminal Kerry E. McKitrick, Carey, charged by the state with petty theft, pretrial held, continued to July 29. Steven J. Schlack, Carey, charged by the Carey police with domestic violence, pretrial held.

Rachel Kathryn Beck, 36, 5796 TH 103, Carey, army officer; and Michael Rogers Downing, 34, Alexandria, Virginia, government employee, July 3.

New cases filed Certificate of judgment: Automotive Credit Corporation, Southfield, Michigan, judgment creditor, vs. William D. Brouillette, Columbus, judgment debtor.

Bethany L. Crawford to Frederick A. Rothlisberger and Mary Lou Rothlisberger, property in Carey. Wyandot County Sheriff and Troy A. Alspach to Rushmore Loan Management Services LLC, property in Upper Sandusky.

Sheriff Michael R. Hetzel has released his activity report for the month of June:

HARPSTER — Wyandot County first responders had the opportunity to receive special training Friday thanks to a local business.

At left: The Forest-Jackson Public Library brought several of the Toy Story characters to life on a float in Friday’s Tree Town Festival.