Upper Sandusky McDonald’s rolled out new ordering technology Monday that will allow customers to skip the line at the counter. Two new kiosks in the lobby allow up to four users at a time to customize and place orders and receive table service.

ATTICA — North Central Electric Cooperative (NCE) officially unveiled its community solar array in a ribbon-cutting ceremony Sept. 18. Members who are participating in the OurSolar program, along with community leaders and NCE board members gathered for the event.

BLOOMVILLE — Individuals and families with loved ones who are battling drug or alcohol addictions now can receive professional help and rehabilitation from Surest Path Recovery Center of Bloomville. Privately owned and operated, Surest Path Recovery Center of Bloomville is an adult, residential, inpatient rehab facility for women.

Jonathan Distel returned with his wife, April, from a volunteer trip to Texas a week and a half ago, but there is still work to be done. Distel, a co-owner of A.J.’s Heavenly Pizza, left for southern Texas on Sept. 9 with a truckful of supplies to help aid victims of Hurricane Harvey, a category 4 storm which devastated the region.

Mohawk’s homecoming court this year is (front row, from left) kinder queen Kynlee Wood, kinder king Collin Wentz; (middle row) freshman Paityn Clouse, junior Beatrice Valentini, seniors Megan Gillig, Anna Stillberger and Hannah Jordan, sophomore Alexa Konkle;

Volunteer Fire Department Chief Rodney Clinger had several announcements at Sycamore’s Village Council meeting on Tuesday night. Clinger kicked things off by stating the old ladder truck had been advertised for a week and Oct. 6 at 2 p.m. will be the deadline for taking bids on the truck.

BUCYRUS — Patrick Hord, president of Hord Family Farms, will be the guest speaker for the Interdenominational Men’s Breakfast at 7 a.m. Oct. 11 at the Bucyrus Community Hospital Cafeteria. Women are invited to be guests. Hord Family Farms consists of over 100 years of farming heritage.

Wade Vaughn and Gary Walter each have been nominated in Local Administrative Area 2 in Wyandot County to serve as a committee member. LAA No. 2 consists of Crane, Eden, Richland and Salem townships.

Carey High School’s 2017 homecoming court is (front row, from left) Lily Arredondo, Bryanna Curlis, Hannah Zimmerman, Dana Worst, Quinn Fletcher; (back row) Marcus Miller, Logan Smiley, Jack Yeater, Trey Bame and Jordan Mitsch.

A promising week of harness racing didn’t quite live up to expectations for Wyandot County native Brian Brown. Brown trained the top two horses favored to win the Little Brown Jug last Thursday, Downbytheseaside and Fear the Dragon, but they faltered in the headlining event, which is the largest harness horse race in the country and the final leg of the harness racing Triple Crown.