CAREY — The Wyandot County Solid Waste Management District and Recycling Center will team up with the county environmental landfill, a Republic Services company, for Customer Appreciation Day from 11:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Wednesday. Reservations for lunch may be made by calling 419-396-3541. The event will include SWMD and landfill displays and recycling center and landfill tours, along with …

Depending on whom you ask, the holiday season may begin in mid-December or mid-October. Those who prefer a prolonged yuletide can find company in uptown Upper Sandusky, where Dianntha Lessig, co-owner of the Vyntage Barn at 12487 TH 60, has a new pop-up Christmas shop.

The First Citizens National Bank’s Nevada drive-thru branch, located at 301 N. Main Street, Nevada, now has a 24-hour drive-up ATM. The machine now is available to customers.

Don Tomasso’s owner Thomas Smith recently took second place in a U.S. Pizza Team qualifier Sept. 18 in Columbus. Smith prepared his “Little Sandusky” pizza — a white pizza with buffalo chicken, bacon and red onion — for the specialty pizza contest.

The Upper Sandusky Area Chamber of Commerce is participating in a joint regional chamber business expo after hours event from 4-7 p.m. Oct. 20 at All Occasions Catering, 6989 Waldo Delaware Rd., Waldo. Pre-registration is required by Monday by contacting the chamber at 419-294-3349.

CAREY — Jacob M. Price recently was named market lending officer at Carey Poverello Federal Credit Union. He last was employed by Millstream Area Credit Union, Findlay.

The accounting office of Mizick Miller and Company Inc. recently announced the addition of Jacob D. Studer, CPA, CGMA, to the firm. Studer graduated from Ashland High School and The University of Toledo College of Business and Innovation.

Left: Wyandot County small business owners and entrepreneurs attended a small business and entrepreneur development fair sponsored by the Wyandot County office of Economic Development, Mental Health and Recovery Services Board and the Upper Sandusky and Carey area chambers of commerce at Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church on Tuesday.

Westbrook Assisted Living is offering an inaugural Boss Day appreciation breakfast to celebrate National Boss Day on Oct. 17 at Trinity United Evangelical Church. A complementary buffet will be served from 7:15-8 a.m., followed by a slide show presentation from 8-8:30 a.m.

Educational and career opportunities are available for no cost to eligible northwest Ohio residents through the Ready to Work program. Administered by WSOS Community Action Commission, Fremont, Ready to Work is a comprehensive career education and employment program that offers education, assessment and testing, coaching, support services and job-placement assistance to participants looking to train for and enter a new career.