The Wyandot Chamber of Commerce is hosting the inaugural Aim High Gun Raffle in November. Every Thursday during the month except for Thanksgiving, one ticket will be drawn at 10 a.m. at Wyandot Firearms. The drawing the week of Thanksgiving will happen on Wednesday, Nov. 22.

Wyandot County Commissioners Steve Seitz (left) and Bill Clinger listen to Brent Bayes of Kalmbach Feeds on a tour of the Kalmbach MPK plant north of Upper Sandusky on Thursday. Seitz also acts as treasurer for NCE co-op.

The Speedway west location at 1605 E. Wyandot Ave. at the intersection with the southbound U.S. 23 ramp is adding three diesel fuel lanes for commercial vehicles. Construction on a 44,000-square-foot lot is expected to be completed by late August, according to project superintendent Tim Ashley of River Cities Builders Inc.

Guardian Industries Corp. and its United States subsidiaries awarded scholarships through the Guardian Industries Educational Foundation to 20 students nationwide, with winners representing all of Guardian’s businesses, including Guardian Glass, SRG Global, Guardian Building Products and the corporate office.

FINDLAY — The Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce is set to host a progressive dinner Aug. 8. The event will feature local downtown restaurants, each serving a different course for dinner.

FINDLAY — Robert E. Beach will be recognized as the honorary chairman at the 50th annual Findlay-Hancock County Chamber of Commerce Golf Tournament on Aug. 28 at the Findlay Country Club. Beach has more than 30 years of banking experience and recently retired as the president and CEO of Commercial Bancshares Inc. and the Commercial Savings Bank, where he served since November 2007.

Wyandot County Board of Developmental Disabilities will meet in special session at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at Angeline, 11028 CH 44, Upper Sandusky OH 43351. The board will enter into executive session to consider personnel matters of the board.

CAREY — Creative Plastics Concepts will occupy the second building in the Arrowhead Commerce Park, Carey Administrator Roy Johnson announced during a council meeting Wednesday. The company, which operates in Findlay and Sycamore, is seeking an enterprise zone designation. Council will consider the designation, which provides tax incentives, at its next meeting July 17.

FOREST — When one salon closes, another opens. Jessica Ropp’s Shear Edge Salon LLC in Forest has been up and running for nearly a month at the location of the former DeGoode Salon, 124 E. Lima St.

MARION — Some Fairhaven Community employees were among 14 area health care workers who recently received Elder Care Certificates from the Alber Enterprise Center at Ohio State Marion.