KIRBY — Kirby Village Council held its regularly schedule meeting Tuesday night with no new business to discuss.

Nearly 50 local students in the Carey, Mohawk, Riverdale and Upper Sandusky FFA chapters recently were honored for receiving chapter degrees.

Husbands and wives may sign documents on behalf of each other for Farm Service Agency and Commodity Credit Corporation programs in which either has an interest. The option is automatically available unless a written request for exclusion is made to the county office staff by either spouse. There are exceptions to the rule, where spouses may not sign on behalf …

COLUMBUS (AP) — State officials say hunters checked more than 175,000 deer during Ohio’s 2014-2015 deer hunting seasons. The Ohio Department of Natural Resources says hunters checked 175,745 deer during all 2014-2015 hunting seasons. The archery season for deer hunting closed Sunday. The number of deer checked was down from more than 191,000 the previous season. The state says the …

Wyandot Memorial Hospital opened a new walk-in urgent care service for patients Monday in the JobCare area. Pam Pagnard, nurse coordinator for WMH Urgent Care and JobCare Occupational Health, said the new urgent care service does not take the place of the emergency room

Public officials from the city of Upper Sandusky and Wyandot County have a new incentive to work together when applying for funding to improve housing for low- to moderate-income residents, a representative of the Ohio Regional Development Corporation told city council Monday evening.

The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners will hear from Midstate Contractors for the first update meeting for the courthouse renovation project at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday in the work trailer on the construction site. The meeting is open to the public.

CAREY — Sidewalks were the main issue of the Carey Village Council meeting Monday night. Some areas of Carey are exempt from sidewalk installation, law director Bob Maison said.

Vicki Charlton (left) serves a bowl of soup Saturday at Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center for the Soup-R-Bowl cook-off.

More than 50 people gathered Saturday to raise funds for a Wharton man who suffered severe burns in a wood burner accident at his home Jan. 7.