Bonnie Wolfe is hosting the annual art exhibit of her students from 2-4 p.m. Sunday at her studio, located at 10627 CH 91, Upper Sandusky. This year’s exhibit, featuring the art of 40 students and will include inks, oils, watercolors and acrylics.

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.

Proudly displayed behind the cash register at Woods Antiques ‘N More in Upper Sandusky is a baseball bat engraved “Best Sponsors in Baseball.” The bat was awarded to Janice and Irv Woods by coach Andy Shepherd’s team of kindergartners through second graders following the 2017 season.

Crews were hard at work removing the derailed train cars from the track south of McCutchenville on Tuesday.

The Upper Sandusky FFA gave children a chance to pet a variety of animals during the Petting Zoo on Tuesday at the Upper Sandusky Community Library.

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.

REYNOLDSBURG — The Ohio Department of Agriculture will begin aerial treatments designed to disrupt gypsy moth mating on 32,526 acres in 15 counties, including Wyandot, across the state. To help protect Ohio’s diverse habitat, the Ohio Department of Agriculture operates multiple programs aimed at managing the gypsy moth in Ohio.

McCUTCHENVILLE — Traffic is closed indefinitely on Ohio 53 just south of CH 16 after a train derailed Monday night. The Wyandot County Sheriff’s report states that deputies responded at approximately 8:38 p.m. after an eastbound train engine 6315 operated by crew number 712 from the Wheeling Lake Erie Railroad Company derailed when one of the axles broke on the train.