Adam Joe Brand, 34, 636 N. Vance St., Lot B8, Carey, self-employed (handyman); and Larae Mary Anna Stapleton, 21, 636 N. Vance St., Lot B8, Carey, nurse’s aide, June 9. Lukas Lee Frey, 29, 120 W. Bigelow St., Upper Sandusky, technical director; and Katelyn Taylor Hough, 25, 120 W. Bigelow St., Upper Sandusky, research coordinator, June 9.

Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks Lodge No. 83 is partnering with A&A Grocery and Kimmel Corporation, all of Upper Sandusky, to feed 100 Wyandot County children in a unique way this summer. The three entities will provide 100 backpacks filled with healthy snacks to food pantries in Carey, Sycamore and Upper Sandusky.

Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities will ask voters in November for additional tax dollars to support services for the next half-decade, pending approval by county commissioners. The board on Thursday night unanimously voted to recommend commissioners place a 1.5-mill, five-year property tax on the Nov. 7 ballot.

Ohio Department of Transportation announced the following highway construction will occur within Wyandot County next week. Ohio 293 between CH 49 and CH 330, south of Wharton, closed June 12 for approximately five days for a culvert replacement.

An officer responded to a report of an unwanted person at Rosebud Tavern early the morning of June 10. The Lake Worth, Florida, man said he suspected he was asked to leave because he stopped buying drinks for a group of women, and left without confrontation.

A 25-person team of 4K For Cancer cyclists pedaled into Upper Sandusky on Wednesday evening. The group stopped at John Stewart United Methodist Church, where they ate dinner, slept overnight and ate breakfast before heading back out this morning to continue their 4,000-mile ride to raise money for people ages 15-34 who are battling cancer.

BUCYRUS — The Wynford Local Schools Board of Education heard again from architect Brent Buehrer from the Buehrer Group and also was updated by Mike Burns of the Robert W. Baird investment firm about the prospects of a new 6-12 building during Thursday evening’s school board meeting.

Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities will ask voters in November for additional tax dollars to support services for the next half-decade, pending approval by county commissioners. The board on Thursday night unanimously voted to recommend commissioners place a 1.5-mill, five-year property tax on the Nov. 7 ballot.

Wyandot County Commissioner Bill Clinger opened three bids for a bridge construction project Thursday morning. The project up for bid is a complete bridge replacement on CH 113 in Pitt Township.