Roger A. Massie, Nevada, turned himself in the evening of Nov. 10 on a warrant out of Upper Sandusky Municipal Court on an original charge of driving under the influence. Deborah J. Grove, Upper Sandusky, was cited for operating a vehicle while intoxicated and failure to control after striking a utility pole and overturning her vehicle in the 13000 block of CH 119 the evening of Nov. 10.

The city of Upper Sandusky has improved the health care coverage offered to city employees, without increasing the cost to taxpayers. Under the plan City Council approved Tuesday night, covered employees now will be able to get up to a three-month supply of some prescription drugs at participating local pharmacies; and get free of charge some brand name drugs that used to only be available by prescription that are now available over the counter.

Wyandot County Home Health Director Trae Turner reported an uptick in admissions in the month of December may improve the agency’s financial balance during a regular meeting of the Wyandot County Health Board on Wednesday.

Nine businesses received Star awards from the Wyandot County Chamber of Commerce at last week’s annual meeting at Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church. Representatives from the winning companies included (front row, from left) Dianntha Lessig, Vyntage Barn; Kelly Giacalone, Unique Event Decor;

Toni Rall, of Upper Sandusky, retired at the end of 2016 after working nearly 41 years at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Rall’s first job was in the business office. She also worked in data processing and patient registration.

CAREY — Poverello Federal Credit Union recently promoted Jacob M. Price to chief operations officer/credit union manager. Price is from the Alvada area and has more than 16 years of financial industry experience, primarily in the credit union field.

The Wyandot County Young Professionals will meet for the first time this year at 6:30 p.m. Jan. 26 at Splinter’s Cafe in Carey. Members will discuss plans for the year ahead.

Paul D. Porter, Ridge Township, was arrested for criminal damaging in the 5000 block of CH 87, Carey, the morning of Nov. 6. A deputy responded to a property dispute call in the 4000 block of CH 107, Tymochtee Township, the morning of Nov. 7.

CAREY — Village officials halted plans to repair an electric substation and pole lines as a result of discussions at the Carey Village Council meeting Tuesday evening. Council now waits for a response from the Economic Development Agency after the EDA reported it would refrain from participating in the Continental Structural Plastics project after the lowest bid was not selected by council at its previous meeting.

Wyandot County Farm Bureau’s annual membership drive will kick off Saturday morning at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds Dining Hall. Breakfast will be served from 8:30 – 11:30 with sessions offered throughout the morning about what Farm Bureau offers for everyone in the community.