Miracle-Ear, of Upper Sandusky and part of a nationwide hearing solution franchise, is celebrating its grand opening. The Upper Sandusky Middle-Ear office is part of a franchise that is going on its 24th year of business.

Twenty Upper Sandusky High School junior and senior marketing students will advance to Ohio DECA state marketing competition as a result of their high placement at the recent DECA District 3 marketing competition at Ohio Northern University.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio Economic Development Association announced Jennifer Tisone Price has joined the association as acting executive director.

MARION — Noted economist Dr. Ken Mayland will offer his insights into the nation’s economy at a luncheon March 10 at the Marion Country Club. The event is sponsored by Commercial Savings Bank in partnership with the Marion Area Chamber of Commerce.

WASHINGTON — The U.S. Department of Labor’s Occupational Safety Health Administration and other federal safety agencies recently announced in a press release they have designated May 2-6 for their third annual National Safety Stand-Down.

Jan Jacoby, of Carey, is retiring this month after working more than 25 years as a nursing assistant at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. She most recently cared for patients on the night shift in the medical/surgical nursing unit and also has worked in the maternity and critical/coronary units.

Wyandot County Young Professionals will hold its February meeting at 6:30 p.m. Thursday at The Steer Barn restaurant, 1144 E. Wyandot Ave., Upper Sandusky. The agenda for the meeting includes networking, reports and a discussion on establishment of high school young professionals groups.

The Wyandot County Regional Planning Commission meeting scheduled for Feb. 18 has been canceled. There are no pre-application guidance or variance issues to present to the board at the present time.

MARSEILLES — Marseilles Village Council had a light agenda when it held its February meeting Tuesday night as just three members, Kenneth Arnold, Uhl Hensel, and Charlotte Leeth, were present. Council members Henry Hensel, John Kennedy and Cheryl Rhoades were absent.

CAREY — Associated Builders and Contractors has recognized CSI Construction Services Inc., of Carey, with an award of excellence for the Health Partners of Western Ohio renovation project. ABC recognizes outstanding quality and innovations in construction at its Excellence in Construction and Safety awards celebration, according to a press release from CSI.