COLUMBUS — The Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame inducted the class of 2016 in a ceremony at Thursday at the Lincoln Theater in Columbus. Nineteen Ohioans in this year’s class joined the 498 others who are enshrined in the hall, which is dedicated to recognizing Ohio veterans who, after their military service, put their skills and abilities to work in their local communities.

Local schools and agencies will offer special programs to mark Veterans Day on Friday. Mohawk School is inviting local veterans to join in its celebration of 240 years of American veterans Friday in the Performing Arts Center.

Area residents are invited to honor their family members who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces, past and present, by submitting their photos for a special Veterans Day salute in The Daily Chief-Union. The feature will include veterans, both living and deceased, as well as men and women who currently are serving.

Bethany Lutheran Church sleeps on a small knoll on the southeastern corner of CH 97 and CH 53, the paint peeling and the brick walls discolored with age. But the church remains strong, still fighting the elements with the dignity that only an old country church can express.

To get things done, you have to go where the money is. While local governments, school boards and nonprofit organizations rely on grants to fund a wide range of projects, the process of getting those grants can be a tedious one.

CLEVELAND (AP) — A written order from a federal judge in Ohio seeks to prevent Republican Donald Trump’s presidential campaign and others from taking part in certain activity that could intimidate voters. U.S. District Judge James Gwin in Cleveland ruled Friday that anyone who engages in intimidation or harassment inside or near polling places, regardless of political alliance, would face …

COLUMBUS — This November, the Ohio Secretary of State’s Online Business Profile program will feature veteran-owned businesses, including one in Carey.

East Wyandot Avenue from Sandusky Avenue to Third Street is open to local traffic after concrete work was completed for the sewer separation project this week.

Foreclosure: Wyandot County Treasurer, 109 S. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky, vs. Luis E. Gil, et al, 115 N. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky; Lisa K. Gil, 18639 CH 85, Forest; First National Bank, Pandora; Dennis E. Pfeifer, 114 E. Wyandot Ave., Upper Sandusky; and Internal Revenue Service, Cincinnati.

Jeremy A. Walter, Carey, charged by the sheriff with obstruction of official business, indigency hearing held, continued to Nov. 10.