KIRBY — During its monthly meeting Tuesday, Kirby Village Council voted to replenish a depleted pile of stone that often is used to fill alleyways in the village. The stone will be refilled by Rick Davidson for a cost not to exceed $600.

In the past, mowing of Conservation Reserve Program grass cover was a widely accepted practice by many participants, if for no other purpose than aesthetics.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — The Riverdale FFA recently hosted its 52nd annual banquet with more than 250 members, parents and guests celebrating as the chapter recognized students for their accomplishments over the past year.

FINDLAY — Fisheries biologists have set the special fishing regulations for this year at Lake La Su An Wildlife Area, according to the Ohio Department of Natural Resources.

Two Wyandot County juveniles have been reported missing from their residences. Triston Kindle, 16 of rural Upper Sandusky and Rose May, 15, of rural Sycamore were reported as having left their residences sometimes between midnight and 4 a.m. May 31, according to Wyandot County Sheriff Sgt. Kerwin Wiseley. The teens were reported missing at 4:46 a.m., June 1. “We’re not …

The Wyandot County commissioners, Wyandot County Skilled Nursing Rehabilitation Administrator Curtis O’Neal, maintenance supervisor Tom Smalley and maintenance employee Chuck Hartley spent an unseasonably chilly Monday building a newly purchased pergola for center residents and visitors to enjoy.

Upper Sandusky City Council again heard from Powell-based Aspen Energy Corp. on Monday about an electricity and natural gas aggregation proposal for residents and small businesses. Senior energy consultant Susan Schupp returned to council to discuss her company’s proposal to create an aggregation program in the city of Upper Sandusky.

An 18-year-old was injured the afternoon before she was scheduled to graduate from Upper Sandusky High School on Friday after a single-vehicle accident in the 17000 block of Ohio 67.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Community Library kicked off its summer reading program Saturday when more than 50 people attended a community helpers fair. Representatives from a dentist’s office, the fire department and emergency medical services, Fairhaven Community, the Wyandot County Humane Society, a post office and the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office all were available to tell attendees a little about the work they do.

MOUNT BLANCHARD — When they were growing up, Riverdale teachers Bev Huffman and Beth Wetherill each pictured themselves in careers other than teaching. But instead of becoming a scientist and an author, they taught others to share their love of those subjects.