Professional services firm Wagler Badenhop has acquired Logan County’s Wilkins Accounting Solutions in a move that strengthens tax preparation, payroll, and small-business consulting offered to families and small business in North Central Ohio.

Kalmbach Feeds Inc. celebrated its new bulk feed plant with an open house for clients, sponsors and area community members on Thursday. The Ruth Elizabeth Kalmbach (REK) Facility, named after the matriarch of the company, is located on CH 44 between U.S. 23 and Ohio 199.

John Elchert has been named the director of therapy services at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Elchert’s department includes physical therapy, occupational therapy, speech therapy and audiology, and the staff members care for both inpatients and outpatients.

FINDLAY — Brian Edler has come a long way since beginning his career as a delivery driver. The local business owner of 18 Domino’s stores located in Findlay and surrounding areas, was awarded the esteemed International Franchise Association Gold Franny Award for operational excellence.

SYCAMORE — First National Bank of Sycamore will hold its annual Customer Appreciation Day on June 22. Customers will be treated to refreshments and door prizes at all locations during regular business hours.

Community First Bank N.A. has welcomed Tom Masterson as the new loan officer for the Upper Sandusky banking office. Masterson comes to CFB with 18 years of banking experience and will transition into the role currently held by Phil Beidelschies, who is retiring in early 2019.

DEFIANCE — First Federal Bank is pleased to announce a recent officer promotion elected by the board of directors. Rodney Walton has been promoted to senior vice president, senior private banker.

TIFFIN — Visconsi Companies Ltd. announced that Harbor Freight Tools plans to open a store at Westgate Shopping Center on West Market Street. The new 15,000 square foot Harbor Freight location will join Peebles, Kroger, Pat Catan’s, Dollar Tree and 14 other merchants at Westgate.

Upper Sandusky Middle School students learned valuable lessons in the final weeks of the school year with a reality store event last month. The event was for seventh and eighth graders at Union School with the intent to teach the students about the challenges they will face as adults.

Vyntage Barn held its seasonal opening this past weekend. The business features home decor, antiques and home garden accessories.