The United States Department of Agriculture’s Farm Service Agency temporarily will suspend accepting most new offers until later in the 2018 fiscal year. The FSA temporarily is suspending acceptance of most offers going forward to provide time to review CRP allocation levels and to avoid exceeding the statutory cap of 24 million acres.

FOSTORIA — Planning for the next farming generation involves many challenges as well as emotional issues. To help, AgCredit is hosting four succession planning seminars across northwest and north central Ohio.

BUCYRUS — The Crawford Soil and Water Conservation District is hosting a workshop series that will highlight a few unique operations around our county in the conservation and agriculture fields. Guests may take part in one or all of the workshops.

Further details have been released concerning Sunday’s incident at Bridgestone in Upper Sandusky, where a Sycamore man allegedly drove his vehicle through the overhead door, causing considerable damage inside one of the plants.

The “What’s Cookin’” cookbook discussion group held a soup cook-off Monday evening at the Upper Sandusky Community Library. There were 17 entrants for the cook-off and judges were Janice Woods, Ron Boose and Pat Fintel.

The Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities elected officers on Thursday. Richard Verhoff was elected president, Charlene Latham vice president and Bev Smith was elected secretary.

A family with deep roots in Upper Sandusky lost nearly all their possessions in a house fire three weeks ago. Dan and Nicole Seitz’s rented home in Branson, Missouri, caught fire Jan. 3.

A Sycamore man was arrested in the afternoon Sunday after allegedly crashing his vehicle into the Bridgestone Corporation building in Upper Sandusky. Sean Cassaro, 41, of Sycamore, was arrested for felony vandalism and was transported to the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office.

For most of her life, Tesla Billenstein has loved music. “Music is my backbone,” she said. “I don’t go a day without listening to music.” As Billenstein sang along with her favorite recording artists, she envisioned herself sharing her music with the public.

CAREY — The youth of Carey gained some important knowledge Friday. Twins Morgan and Kirsten Etzinger, sophomores at Carey High School, chose to teach personal financial literacy to children in kindergarten through fifth grade as their DECA project for the 2017-18 school year.