HARPSTER — Harpster Village Council spent its monthly meeting Tuesday updating members of the completed projects around the community. A catch basin on Ohio 294 was listed as being fully repaired. The $2,300 cost of repair matched the original bid for the project that was accepted at the June meeting.

MARSEILLES — Marseilles Village Council is considering its own yard maintenance ordinance just weeks after nearby Upper Sandusky implemented a stricter law than previously was on the books.

NEVADA — A small shed and a chicken coop behind a Nevada residence were engulfed in flames Tuesday afternoon, according to a report from the Wyandot County Sheriff’s Office.

MARION — Nucor Steel Marion celebrated 100 years in operation with a ceremony attended by Nucor teammates, local officials, customers, members of Ohio’s congressional delegation and Nucor executives Friday.

Orthopedic hand surgeon Ryan Klinefelter, MD, has joined the staff at Wyandot Memorial Hospital to care for patients with complex hand and wrist injuries.

TOLEDO — Holly (Barth) Dickman, D.O., recently was honored in a celebration for 2016 family medicine residency graduates of Promedica Toledo Hospital.

James Gucker enjoyed his winning bid on The Corner Inn Restaurant dinner prepared by Celebrity Chef Scott Washburn, Upper Sandusky’s mayor, last Wednesday.

In the past, aesthetic mowing of Conservation Reserve Program grass cover was a widely accepted practice by many participants. Today, with more research and understanding, it has been shown that properly managed grass cover will reduce soil erosion, improve water quality, and is more beneficial to wildlife than annually mowed grass covers.

COLUMBUS — A pair of Crawford County students were among scholarship winners at the 2016 Ohio State Fair. Wynford’s Aryn Copeland, of Nevada, and Colonel Crawford’s Taylor Lutz, of Bucyrus, were among the list of winners announced Friday by the Ohio State Fair.