The Wyandot Memorial Hospital Foundation will award five $1,000 scholarships this spring to Wyandot County residents planning careers in health care.

Past and present Carey High School and Carey Elementary teachers, cooks, custodians, bus drivers and administrators are invited to “Say Goodbye to an Old Friend on East South Street” at 4 p.m. March 19 at the high school. Attendees can tour the school, reminisce, socialize and say goodbye to the buildings, which will be closed at the end of the school year, with a newly constructed school opening in the fall.

Changes made by the Internal Revenue Service and the state of Ohio mean there will be a reduced number of tax forms and filing instruction booklets available at the Upper Sandusky Community Library and other libraries this year.

TIFFIN — Glass made during the 1920s was featured during a recent meeting of the Tiffin Glass Collectors Club. Ed Goshe led the program explaining various designs and colors of U.S. Glass Company products made in Tiffin at Factory R as well as at plants in Pennsylvania.

Wagner named to dean’s list AKRON — Michaela Wagner, a 2015 graduate of Wynford High School, has been named to the dean’s list in the honors college at the University of Akron.

The Upper Sandusky Middle School students of the month of January are (front row, from left) Eli Appleby, sixth grade; Allison Parker, seventh grade; Sarah Scott, eighth grade;

MOUNT BLANCHARD — Riverdale Middle School has released its honor roll list for the second quarter of the 2015-16 academic year.

What is Naloxone, commonly known as Narcan, and how does it work? The drug recently was discussed during a press conference at University of Toledo, where it was announced that CVS stores across Ohio will make the drug available over-the-counter.

An American Red Cross blood drive at Fairhaven Community recently collected 50 units of blood, surpassing the goal of 44. Milestone donors were Ronald Arbogast (10 gallons) and James Gatchell (11 gallons).

The following report was prepared and submitted by the Wyandot County Humane Society on Feb. 4 and is correct as of that date: Pets reported as missing since the previous report that have not been found include a spayed female Siamese cat, a black male pit bull, a black and white male pit bull, a neutered male black Labrador, a black and brown male Labrador-shepherd mix and an older female black and brown Labrador-shepherd mix.