The Wyandot County Courthouse will be closed from 8:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Monday for training purposes. Doors will reopen at 1:30 p.m.

CAREY — Jacob M. Price recently was named market lending officer at Carey Poverello Federal Credit Union. He last was employed by Millstream Area Credit Union, Findlay.

The accounting office of Mizick Miller and Company Inc. recently announced the addition of Jacob D. Studer, CPA, CGMA, to the firm. Studer graduated from Ashland High School and The University of Toledo College of Business and Innovation.

Left: Wyandot County small business owners and entrepreneurs attended a small business and entrepreneur development fair sponsored by the Wyandot County office of Economic Development, Mental Health and Recovery Services Board and the Upper Sandusky and Carey area chambers of commerce at Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church on Tuesday.

Westbrook Assisted Living is offering an inaugural Boss Day appreciation breakfast to celebrate National Boss Day on Oct. 17 at Trinity United Evangelical Church. A complementary buffet will be served from 7:15-8 a.m., followed by a slide show presentation from 8-8:30 a.m.

Educational and career opportunities are available for no cost to eligible northwest Ohio residents through the Ready to Work program. Administered by WSOS Community Action Commission, Fremont, Ready to Work is a comprehensive career education and employment program that offers education, assessment and testing, coaching, support services and job-placement assistance to participants looking to train for and enter a new career.

A grant writing workshop will be provided by the Wyandot County Community Foundation from 8:30-11:30 a.m. Nov. 4 in the Bowman/Kirkland room at Wyandot Memorial Hospital, lower level. Area 501 C 3 nonprofits, churches and governmental units such as schools, townships, villages, libraries and other community organizations searching grant awards are invited to attend.

Upper Sandusky Emergency Medical Services was called to the 600 block of Highland Parkway the morning of Aug. 24. The door to the residence was locked upon arrival.

A Carey man pleaded guilty to two felony charges Monday that included one leading to the death of an Upper Sandusky man. Christopher B. Niederkohr pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter, a first-degree felony, and possession of heroin, a fifth-degree felony.

KIRBY — Discussion of a possible dog ordinance took center stage at the Kirby Village Council meeting Tuesday. Council members said they have received multiple complaints about a dog kennel on Ohio 293 within the village limits and the noise the dogs produce.