The Wyandot Safety Council held a special event on Thursday to discuss Ohio’s upcoming medical marijuana law Ohio House Bill 523 which is expected to be implemented in the fall.

The Wyandot Chamber of Commerce is hosting a summer Photoshop workshop in partnership with Marion Technical College. The Photoshop editing classes are 5:30-8 p.m. July 31, Aug. 7 and Aug. 14 at the Upper Sandusky Community Library. The classes cost $95 for chamber members and $120 for non-chamber members. Register at WyandotChamber.com/events or call 419-294-3349.

KENTON — Rick Hudgel has been appointed international exchange coordinator with EF High School Exchange Year, a leader in high school exchange. He is joining longtime IECs George and Barb Wyndham, of Kenton, in working with international high school students with host families living in Hardin and Wyandot counties.

More than 150 Domino’s stores throughout the greater Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo and Zanesville areas will hold a “dough raiser” on Tuesday to benefit Pelotonia, a grassroots bike tour with the goal to end cancer. The stores, including the Upper Sandusky location, will donate 10 percent of all sales that day to the Pelotonia team named “Domino’s for Mike.”

Community First Bank N.A. has announced the promotion of head teller Jodi Perkins to branch operations manager. Perkins, who began her banking career in Upper Sandusky, returned after 20 years to take the position of head teller with CFB nearly three years ago.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Local Board of Education will hold a regular meeting at 7 p.m. Monday at the Mohawk Community Center.

Susy Frey, of Upper Sandusky, has been named the director of patient registration at Wyandot Memorial Hospital. Frey manages the registration staff and collaborates with clinical and financial staff to ensure accuracy of patient contact and insurance information.

NEW RIEGEL — According to Metal Construction news magazine, Clouse Construction Corporation, a design build general contractor located in New Riegel, recently has been ranked No. 2 in the State of Ohio and No. 28 in the United States for being a top pre-engineered metal builder in 2017.

The Steer Barn hosted a Business After Hours Thursday afternoon. Those who attended got the chance to enjoy time with friends of the Wyandot County Chamber of Commerce and sample new appetizers that are being considered for the Steer Barn menu.

Daniel Lucas and Brad Batton of Lucas-Batton Funeral Homes are pleased to announce the addition of Jeffrey R. Courtad to their staff. Courtad is a funeral director who has been licensed in the state of Ohio for the past 26 years.