COLUMBUS — Payroll true-up reports are due to the Bureau of Workers’ Compensation no later than Aug. 15. At the end of each private employer policy period (July), it is necessary to reconcile estimated payroll with actual payroll.

COLUMBUS — The Bureau of Workers’ Compensation is seeking employers to enter the annual Safety Innovation Awards competition, which recognizes innovations that have reduced safety, ergonomic and occupational health risks for employees.

Regional Growth Partnership, Toledo, introduced Carolyn Rodenhauser during a meeting with the Wyandot County commissioners on Monday. Rodenhauser recently was named a regional talent acquisition manager for the northwest Ohio area under RGP and in conjunction with JobsOhio.

MANSFIELD — Braintree Business Development Center will host a small business workshop, “Bean Counting 101: Understanding your books and your account,” featuring Bill Harvey, of Whitcomb and Hess CPAs, in August. The workshop has two, three-hour sessions from 9 a.m. to noon Aug. 16 and Aug. 23 at Braintree Business Development Center, 201 E. Fifth St., Mansfield.

NEW RIEGEL — Metal Construction News Magazine has named Clouse Construction Corp., New Riegel, one of the top design-build pre-engineered metal builders in America. The magazine listed the New Riegel contractor No. 2 in Ohio and No. 28 in the United States as a top pre-engineered metal builder in 2015.

COLUMBUS — Domino’s stores throughout Ohio will participate in a fundraiser to combat cancer Tuesday. In support of Pelotonia, a grassroots cycling organization that raises money to fight cancer, 175 Domino’s stores located in the greater Columbus, Dayton, Lima, Cleveland, Cincinnati and Toledo areas will donate 10 percent of Tuesday’s sales to the Pelotonia team named “Domino’s for Mike.”

FOSTORIA — The Mennel Milling Company, Fostoria, has reached a tentative agreement with General Mills Inc., Minneapolis, to purchase a bakery mix and packaging facility in Martel, pending the finalization of negotiations.

The First Citizens National Bank of Upper Sandusky recently was named one of the top 200 healthiest banks in America by DepositAccounts.com. Each year, DepositAccounts.com evaluates the financial health of every federally insured bank in the United States, and grades a comprehensive health score based on factors such as capitalization, deposit growth and loan to reserve ratios.

The Wyandot County Office of Economic Development, Upper Sandusky Area Chamber of Commerce, Small Business Administration and Mental Health and Recovery Services Board of Sandusky, Seneca and Wyandot counties will present a small business and entrepreneur development Fair.

Jim Rittler (front, holding scissors) and Sheila Hamm (front, center) are the new owners of Saum’s Meats and Carry Out, 501 N. Vance St., Carey. The two took ownership of the one-stop grocery shop May 1 and recently held a ribbon cutting and open house.