The courthouse restoration project is just over halfway complete, and tower blasting that started last weekend will continue Friday night atop the Wyandot County Courthouse, according to Midstate Contractors Inc. project manager Steve Gilmore.

TIFFIN — The Seneca County Fair will offer gospel music from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Aug. 2 in the new entertainment building. The event is sponsored by TGMA Gospel Music Promotions. For more information, call Mark Glick at 419-934-5456 or Dee Lawrence at 419-447-3130. ——— CAREY — Memorial United Methodist Church, 229 East Findlay St., Carey, will host Jericho …

FINDLAY — Hancock Federal Credit Union’s Rib-Off on Broadway will be providing ribs, libations and entertainment from 3-11 p.m. Aug. 1 on Broadway Street between Main Cross and Front streets in downtown Findlay.

A Wyandot County native has started her first business as an independent agent selling insurance and specializing in agricultural needs. Kayla Weaver, a 2006 graduate of Upper Sandusky High School, received a bachelor’s degree in agricultural communications from Ohio State University in 2011.

NEW RIEGEL — Clouse Construction Corporation, a design a build general contractor located in New Riegel, has been ranked No. 2 in the state of Ohio and No. 31 in the U.S. for being a top pre-engineered metal builder in 2014, according to Metal Construction News Magazine.

The Upper Sandusky Chamber of Commerce will host its annual steak fry fundraiser at 5 p.m. Aug. 12 at the Wyandot County Fairgrounds. The event is open to all chamber members, their employees and guests.

Dedrick Lampkin, Detroit, Michigan, was arrested early the morning of May 30 by Ohio Highway Patrol on a warrant from Upper Sandusky Municipal Court for failure to comply with an order of the court.

The Journey of Understanding made its way around Wyandot County, ending with an emotional stop Tuesday at Old Mission Church as descendants of the Wyandotte Indians joined educators in learning about their ancestral lands. Members of the Wyandotte Native American Nation are coming together this week to tell their side of history.

An Upper Sandusky man on Tuesday pleaded guilty on a bill of information for one count each of burglary and gross sexual imposition stemming from the break-in of a West Walker Street home. Jason L. Sines, 51, was accused of breaking into the residence of an acquaintance on his birthday June 11 and attempting sexual contact with a female victim.