Scott E. Benson, Nevada, charged by the sheriff with possession of open beer in a motor vehicle, nollied. Bryce E. Bublitz, Carey, charged by the Carey police with possession of a dangerous drug instrument, pretrial held, continued to July 26.

Certificate of judgment: Autovest LLC, Cincinnati, judgment creditor, vs. Autumn J. Barry, 811 E. Findlay St., Carey, judgment debtor. Criminal: State of Ohio vs. Keven L. McKitrick, 103 1/2 W. Findlay St., Carey, failure to give notice of address.

Sheriff Michael R. Hetzel has released his activity report for the month of June: Complaints investigated, 183; adult felony arrests, 10; adult misdemeanor arrests, 38; adult traffic arrests, 263; juvenile traffic arrests, 4; injury traffic crashes investigated, 3 (4 injured); property damage traffic crashes investigated, 17;

Robert Beamer and Tanya Beamer to Paul Beamer, property in Nevada. Chad E. Guined and Mallory K. Guined to Jill L. Lee and Patrick R. Lee, property in Upper Sandusky.

Showplace Inc., 1110 E. Wyandot Ave., Upper Sandusky, other miscellaneous store retailer.

Richard Lee Hoops, 24, 811 E. Findlay St., Lot No. 76, Carey, laborer; and Ashleigh Michelle Moyer, 24, 811 E. Findlay St., Lot No. 76, Carey, cashier, July 7.

The Sandusky River reaches near the base of Veterans Memorial Bridge at Stepping Stones Park on Friday afternoon.

“Serving the children of the world, one community at a time.” That is Kiwanis International’s mission, and the Upper Sandusky chapter of the service organization is working to put closets filled with new clothing items for children in kindergarten to fourth grades in every Wyandot County elementary school.

Sen. Sherrod Brown hosted a phone conference to discuss the possible effects of repealing the Affordable Care Act, also called Obamacare, would have on rural communities. Brown called the possibility of the ACA repealment devastating, saying the ACA has been a lifeline for many rural Ohioans.

CAREY — Heavy rains have pounded the village of Carey for the past week, with more than 6.5 inches falling since last Friday, according to figures from the National Weather Service. Thursday, Mother Nature threw her heaviest punch, as rain flooded the village, turning roadways into lakes, shutting down streets and leading village officials to evacuate at least two homes as a safety precaution.