COLUMBUS — The U.S. Department of Agriculture will make $100 million available this year through the conservation stewardship program or CSP.

COLUMBUS — The application period for Ohio’s farmers and agribusinesses to participate in the Ohio Treasury’s 2015 Agricultural Linked Deposit Program (Ag-LINK) is open, according to a press release from the state treasurer’s office.

MARYSVILLE — A Wyandot County native has been selected as one of three members of the Ohio beef ambassador team sponsored by the Ohio Beef Council, the Ohio CattleWomens Association and the Ohio Cattlemen’s Association.

A historic bridge in Wyandot County is standing on its own, but construction is expected to continue until the end of May, county engineer Mike Kohl said Monday.

KENTON — Supporters of a plan to transform a Kenton city park into a campgrounds for veterans packed the city council chambers Monday evening.

WHARTON — Wharton Council heard from village solicitor Jessica Monday about a proposed litter ordinance and the possible sale of property at its meeting Monday night.

Wyandot County Commissioner Bill Clinger traveled to Columbus today to watch former Wyandot Soil and Water Conservation District supervisor Kenny Riedlinger be inducted into the state SWCD Supervisor Hall of Fame.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Beginning next year at Riverdale High School, students will be able to choose certain semester-long classes.

Snow and wintry weather returned Saturday to Ohio, causing hazardous and slippery roads across the state. A North Baltimore man was injured in a snowmobile accident at 4:57 a.m. Saturday in the only weather-related injury crash reported in the county over the weekend.

BUCYRUS — The Wynford Local Schools Board of Education accepted the resignation of band director Carl Copeland in a special meeting this morning. Wynford Superintendent Steve Mohr said he was not at liberty to discuss the reason for the resignation, citing privacy concerns.