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Think Local, First Thursday Returns to Downtown Upper Sandusky

Wyandot Chamber of Commerce Wyandot County Chamber of Commerce's Think Local, First Thursday kicks off the summer season this Thursday, May 7 from 5 until 8pm in downtown Upper Sandusky. There will be great music, stores offering specials and open late, and more. A number of food trucks will also be operating that evening. Visit the Wyandot Chamber of Commerce on Facebook for more information.

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Hempy Water President Receives Regents Award

Hempy Water The CEO and President of Hempy Water Conditioning received the Regents Award and was recognized by the Water Quality Association at its Convention and Expo held recently in Miami, Florida. Jeff Knedler received the award for his contributions at the state and local level. With more than 20 years in the industry, Knedler has helped grow his Forest, Ohio based company while maintaining a strong focus on service, innovation, and community impact. A past president and longtime board […]

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Kenton Middle School Eighth Graders Explore Careers During Career Day

Photo: Kenton City Schools Yesterday was career day for the 8th grade students at Kenton Middle School.  Community members from different career fields were invited into the classrooms so students could learn about their careers.  Students were able to select four careers of interest and hear a presentation about those careers. The event was in preparation for Job Shadowing Day on May 15. Speakers at the event included: Rocco Longbrake, Julie Freshcorn and Kathy Schroeder - Banking Kathy Shepherd - […]

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Diamond-M Veterinary Clinic Featured in HCCBA Tourism Spotlight

Hardin County Chamber & Business Alliance Hardin County Chamber and Business Alliance shined its latest Tourism Spotlight on Diamond-M Veterinary Clinic. They are a general veterinary practice that treats animals in clinic, on farms, and at stables throughout Hardin and surrounding counties. Diamond-M is equipped for inpatient and outpatient care for companion animals, horses and food animals. The practice uses diagnostic and treatment techniques including digital radiography, ultrasound, endoscopy, in-house lab services and orthopedic surgery. 𝐀𝐝𝐝𝐫𝐞𝐬𝐬: 13450 State Route 292, […]

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Calvary Christian School Seeking Coaches

Calvary Christian School currently has a few coaching positions open. They are looking for head coaches for Varsity Girls Volleyball, Junior High Girls Basketball, and Varsity Girls Basketball. If you or someone you know is interested in any of the positions and would like more information, please click here.

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City of Findlay and Findlay-Hancock County Economic Development Announce Life Sciences Ready Community Designation

Findlay, Ohio — The City of Findlay and Findlay-Hancock County Economic Development (FHCED) have announced that Findlay has been officially recognized as an Ohio Premier Life Sciences Ready Community through the Ohio Life Sciences Association. This prestigious designation places Findlay among a select group of communities across Ohio recognized for having the sites, infrastructure, workforce assets, and leadership commitment necessary to support growth in the life sciences sector. The designation highlights Findlay’s readiness to attract companies involved in biotechnology, medical […]

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Polls Open Across Hardin County for Primary Election Day

Today is Primary Election Day. Four candidates are vying for the Republican nomination in the Hardin County Commissioner’s race. They are Bob Carder, of Kenton, Michael Kasler, of LaRue, Michelle Laubis, of Kenton and Paul Osborne, of Alger. The winner will face Daryl Flowers, of Kenton, who is the lone Democrat to file, in the November election. In the Hardin County Auditor’s race, Republicans Michael Orr and Mark Schwemer will face off in the primary, with the winner running unopposed […]

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Benjamin Logan Schools Invite Cancer Survivors and Fighters to Special Rally for a Cure and Raider Relay Events

Benjamin Logan Middle School and Benjamin Logan High School are inviting cancer survivors and fighters to take part in two special events recognizing courage, strength, hope, and the impact cancer has on individuals and families throughout the Raider community. Benjamin Logan Middle School will host its Rally for a Cure Honor Walk on Thursday, May 7, at 8:30 a.m. This year’s BLMS theme is “Rock and Roll: Rally for a Cure.”  Cancer survivors and fighters are invited to attend as […]

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