The village of Gibsonburg and the Sandusky County Economic Development Corporation (SCEDC) have announced the return of a local pharmacy at 241 W. Madison St.

Lake Township’s zoning board held a second public hearing for a rezoning request at 508 Union St. on June 10 in the administration building.

Officials with Jake & Cooper’s Bark Park will host a membership drive and appreciation on June 28 from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m.

Village council members in Walbridge held their latest regular meeting on June 3, which was highlighted by a debate over the potential lease of the former Carroll’s Health and Fitness Center, located at 417 Main St.

A hidden gem living in the village of Walbridge, Sunshine Communities is working to enhance relationships through the services they provide.

Kirwen’s Supermarket, where owners announced a few months ago that it would be staying open while continuing to search for a buyer, has announced once again that the store will be closing.

Genoa Elementary fifth-grade student Aubrey Fitzgerald is pictured with Kelly Phillips-Hickman after being awarded the Janet Phillips Award, presented in recognition of exemplary character, leadership and serving as an excellent role model for peers.

The Village of Oak Harbor has been awarded a $10,076 grant from the Ohio Department of Transportation (ODOT) to install a Rectangular Rapid Flashing Beacon (RRFB) at the pedestrian crossing at Maple Street and State Route 163.

The first week in June represented the start of Safety Town at Starr Elementary in Oregon, where young kids are taught safety lessons over a two-week period.

On May 28, Jerusalem Township trustees hosted a special meeting to appoint Kevin Chapman as the interim zoning inspector.

Village officials in Genoa are exploring potential business development opportunities on State Route 163, west of the old Bergman Field site, which they say could potentially lead to data center inquiries.

The Genoa Area Chamber of Commerce hosted the village’s annual homecoming festivities May 28-30, highlighting an annual tradition that brings people together.

The Genoa Area Chamber of Commerce started off the village’s homecoming weekend on May 28 with its annual Cruise-In Car Show.

The village of Walbridge officially received grant money for improvements to Railway Park at the latest council meeting on May 20, and members also discussed safety improvements due to visibility concerns on local roads.

Pemberville’s American Legion Post 183 held a moving Memorial Day service on May 25 in observance of the brave men and women who sacrificed their lives for the freedom of all American citizens.

Medal of Honor recipient, Master Chief Edward C. Byers, a retired Navy SEAL whose father graduated from Clay High School in 1945, delivered the keynote address at the Oregon Area Memorial Day Observance on May 25 inside Clay High School’s Memorial Stadium.

Members of the city of Oregon’s police department, fire and rescue personnel, and administrative staff joined together on May 17 for a day of remembrance in hosting the 59th annual memorial service in front of the municipal building.

A group of nearly 15 students in an advanced skilled trades class at Genoa High School are nearing completion of a landscaping overhaul on campus.

Safety Town, which is a program at Starr Elementary that helps teach four- and five-year-old children safety lessons, is getting a full rebuild thanks to generous help from the community, including construction from Clay High School students.

Pemberville’s council president Edwin Wozniak took over the position of mayor earlier this month following the surprise resignation of Carol Bailey, and council held its first regular meeting May 20 with the new adjustments.