Two days after Carey raised its flag at the Upper Sandusky Municipal Building, Upper Sandusky fired back by hanging its flag on the Welcome to Carey sign as well as inside the Carey Municipal Building.

Adam D. Hyatt, Carey, was cited for a red light violation on the 300 block of North Sandusky Avenue the early morning of Aug. 17. A caller reported a suspicious man walking near Love’s Travel Mart the morning of Aug. 17. Officers patrolled the area but did not see anyone suspicious.

Darby Walton (right), with Walton Realty & Auction Co. LLC, and Carey Area Chamber of Commerce Director Cassie Carlson (second right) look to get the right fry on their steaks during the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce Annual Steak Fry on Aug. 14 at Ellis Lake, as Marty Stansbery (left), Baker Financial Group, and Jim Hull, First Citizens National Bank (second left), and other members of the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce look on.

Tristan Joy, a local Edward Jones financial adviser, will host a coffee club at 8:30 a.m. Sept. 5 at Glazed Over. The coffee club is an informal gathering whereby Edward Jones financial advisers provide an update on the stock market and the economy in a relaxed environment.

FINDLAY — Spire Advertising is accepting registrations for The Hiring Workshop on Sept. 5. Jeremy Harrison, Founder and CEO of Spire, said, “Many local leaders tell us that hiring good workers is their biggest obstacle to growth.”

KENTON — Kenton Tractor Supply Company, 948 E. Columbus St., on Saturday will host animal adoptions, a pet supplies drive and more during its annual Out Here with Animals celebration — a monthlong event that recognizes pets, animals and the people who care for them.

BUCYRUS — Wynford students return to several new changes today on their first day of school for the 2019-2020 school year. Among those changes, are new faces on the teaching staff that are ready to help make the year a success.

Wyandot County farmers and their families were given a chance to think about anything but paperwork and the weather Tuesday with a Farmer’s Night Off event in the Masters’ Building at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds. The event, organized by Wyandot County Commissioner Bill Clinger, area crop insurance companies and Pastor Jay Scott, was viewed as a way to give back to area farmers after a devastating amount of spring rainfall caused heavy losses this year.

After a successful day of adoptions Saturday, Lynda Balz, the founder and a volunteer director at the Wyandot County Humane Society, said one third of the 149, turned 152 with newborn puppies, dogs seized from an Upper Sandusky facility have been given new homes through rescues and adoptions.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio State Highway Patrol is urging motorists to drive sober. During the Drive Sober or Get Pulled Over campaign, troopers will focus enforcement efforts on removing impaired drivers from Ohio’s roadways.