Hundreds gather for food, fellowship and an auction during the annual Wyandot County Chamber of Commerce Steak Fry last Wednesday at Ellis Lake

The Westbrook Assisted Living and Memory Care Community recently received a deficiency-free survey from the Ohio Department of Health for the third year in a row. Achieving the highest possible rating, Westbrook Assisted Living and Memory Care received zero violations from the Ohio Department of Health following an unannounced inspection conducted July 26.

MARION — Local Marion area employers seeking to hire part-time, seasonal, or full-time employees may post job openings with Ohio State University free of charge. Each fall, new students arrive on campus and many seek part-time employment.

The Upper Sandusky Park Board on Monday unanimously voted to withdraw its decision to allow a local group to reposition a Vietnam monument at Bicentennial Park after hearing from an angry crowd.

A 19-year-old Carey man accused of staying in a “rundown” abandoned home for a month with two runaway juveniles appeared in court for the first time since he was arrested after leading Wyandot County sheriff’s deputies on a foot-chase on Upper Sandusky’s west side early Saturday morning.

WHARTON — The Wyandot County BRIDGES Out of Poverty Action Committee will be holding its first Free Produce Fridays event from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. this Friday in the lot beside Wharton First Church of God, 100 W. Franklin St.

Rodriquez R. Jenkins, St. Clair Shores, Michigan, was transported to the Crawford County Jail the afternoon of July 19. Kirk A. Conn, Upper Sandusky, was arrested on a warrant on indictment the morning of July 20.

A 19-year-old Carey man and two Upper Sandusky juveniles were arrested early Saturday morning after leading Wyandot County sheriff’s deputies on a four-hour foot chase through a west side Upper Sandusky neighborhood.

Kyle McColly is the new Wyandot County Solid Waste Management District director. He started Monday.

CAREY — The Carey Exempted Village Schools Board of Education on Monday approved a property tax exemption for a business expected to hire up to 50 people in the next three years. Wholesale pharmaceutical distributor JM Smith Corp., Spartanburg, South Carolina, is moving to occupy the second building in the Arrowhead Commerce Park.