Foreclosure: Wyandot County Treasurer, 109 S. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky, vs. Luis E. Gil, et al, 115 N. Sandusky Ave., Upper Sandusky; Lisa K. Gil, 18639 CH 85, Forest; First National Bank, Pandora; Dennis E. Pfeifer, 114 E. Wyandot Ave., Upper Sandusky; and Internal Revenue Service, Cincinnati.

Jeremy A. Walter, Carey, charged by the sheriff with obstruction of official business, indigency hearing held, continued to Nov. 10.

Jack M. Bianchi and Leslie G. Bianchi to Darrell E. Frey and Ann M. Frey, property in Kirby.

Kelvin Ray Nolen, 54, 887 TH 18, McCutchenville, millwright; and Tamarrow Lyne Moore, 54, 887 TH 18, McCutchenville, self-employed, Oct. 26.

Western-type yearling fillies/colts: Savannah Ward, first place.

Caramel: Judy Rowland, first place.

Quilt, any design, hand appliqued: Erika Merrick, first place.

Celebrating a partnership in local food, farming, youth development and agriculture education in Ohio, members of the Frey family of Upper Sandusky were the guests of honor at a sale of champions dinner Thursday night at Trinity Evangelical United Methodist Church.

The Wyandot County Board of Commissioners declared November as National Hospice and Palliative Care Month and dedicated a banner in the courthouse for Hospice of Wyandot County on Thursday.

Individuals with memory conditions like Alzheimer’s disease and dementia are breaking free in a new program that pairs volunteers from the community with Fairhaven residents. A five-week pilot for Opening Minds through Art, an intergenerational, award-winning art program developed by Scripps Gerontology Center at Miami University, has wrapped up with positive results for all involved, said the Rev. Becky King, chaplain at Fairhaven Community and one of two facilitators for the program locally.