George F. Harper to Richard E. Shellhorn and Mary Alice Shellhorn, 28.30 acres in Tymochtee Township.

Tristian W. Davis, 6606 CH 91, Wharton, failure to control, $30 fine plus costs, two points, Carteens.

Ryan Wayne Miller, 25, Bloomville, farmer/seed sales; and Megan Rene Heinlen, 22, 1838 CH 56, Nevada, certified OT assistant, Sept. 10. Jasin Christopher Matt Wample, 23, Marion, retail; and Shandi Nicole Johnson, 23, 17375 CH 113, Harpster, therapy, Sept. 16.

James V. Griffith, Marion, was arrested the afternoon of Aug. 9 on a warrant issued out of the city of Marion for failure to appear on an original charge of underage consumption after a report of a theft from a vehicle overnight.

COLUMBUS (AP) — A state board that approves ballot language is scheduled to rewrite certain wording used to describe a proposal to legalize marijuana after the Ohio Supreme Court ruled that it was misleading. The proposed constitutional amendment, known as Issue 3, would let people 21 and older buy marijuana for medicinal or recreational use. It creates a network of …

Area firefighters spent about three and a half hours working to extinguish a blaze Wednesday afternoon at Dlubak Glass Company on CH 110. No injuries were reported in the fire that started in an outside material storage area, according to a report by the Upper Sandusky Fire Department.

Midstate Contractors continues work on the Wyandot County Courthouse renovation project, with yard work beginning today and some scaffolding on the main tower beginning to come down as paint is applied, project supervisor Steve Gilmore said during an update meeting Wednesday.

Evelyn Miller, Upper Sandusky, was cited for a red light violation after a non-injury accident at the intersection of West Wyandot Avenue and Eighth Street on Aug. 17.

BUCYRUS — The Crawford Theatre Company will present the comedy, “The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (abridged),” at 8 p.m. Friday and Saturday and Sept. 24 and 25 at the Bucyrus Elks, 309 E. Mansfield St., Bucyrus.

ADA — Ohio Northern University’s Freed Center for the Performing Arts will present “Edges” at 7:30 p.m. from Sept. 24-27 with additional shows at 10:30 p.m. Sept. 25 and 2 p.m. Sept. 27.