Good morning, Lancaster.

A youth-led contest—Fight the Hunger, Stock the Trailer—will run Oct.

11-17 at Fairfield County Fair to boost food bank donations, as Farm Credit Mid-America and Rural 1st support local hunger relief with record contributions from past years.

Ohioans will turn clocks back one hour + gain an extra hour of sleep at 2 a.m. on Sunday, Nov.

1. The time change is set by federal law to mark the earliest allowed end of daylight saving time, with sunrises and sunsets shifting earlier.

Pest control experts advise Lancaster residents to seal cracks in windows and doors this fall to keep stink bugs out and prevent foul odors if they enter, noting that vacuuming or flushing the bugs is the safest removal method.

After 15 penalties and two turnovers, Lancaster football beat Logan 35-22 on Friday, Oct.

2 when senior receiver Jack Pompey scored his first touchdown and running back Jahmeir Gordon rushed for 184-yards. The win improved their season record.

Ohio high school football games held on Oct.

1 and Oct. 2 ended with varied scores statewide; locally, Lancaster recorded a 35 to 22 win over Logan. Several schools posted results in a week that showcased competitive play across the region.