Wyandot County Home Health is celebrating 50 years of service in the local community with an open house from 2-4 p.m. Thursday at 210 N. Sandusky Ave. in Upper Sandusky. As it celebrates a half-century of service, Wyandot County Home Health also has been named among the top 25 percent of home health agencies in the United States by the ABILITY Network and DecisionHealth.

CAREY — The Wyandot County Office of Economic Development celebrated its most productive year during its annual dinner Monday at Dance on Vance in Carey. The year included a record five business expansion projects; the office also helped establish a community reinvestment area in Sycamore, reinvigorated the Columbus-Toledo Midway Industrial Park in Upper Sandusky, partnered to present the first small business and entrepreneur development fair and hosted a regional JobsOhio network meeting.

A few ways to show support when a friend’s loved one dies are to give a hug, share a meal, offer financial assistance and simply be present for those grieving the loss.

FINDLAY — Conference championships, playoff appearances and Wynford football are phrases frequently referenced in close proximity. The Royals suffered their first loss of the 2016 season Friday night at the hands of the Ayersville Pilots, 30-6.

FINDLAY — Over the last two years, quarterback Zach Hoffman has been the catalyst for an explosive Wynford offense. In his last game Friday, he was the Wynford offense.

The Upper Sandusky High School will present its annual fall play, “Writing a Will Can Be Murder” at 7 tonight and 2:30 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $7 and seating is general admission with auditorium doors opening one-half hour before curtain.

The Upper Sandusky High School class of 1981 recently met for its 35th class reunion at the home of Harlan and Tina Frey. Classmates attending were (front row, from left) Harlan Frey, Deidre (Batton) Rengenhard, Amy (Leonard) Baldridge, Steve Lehman, Joe Stansbery;