An Upper Sandusky man was injured in a motorcycle versus semi truck accident Wednesday afternoon in Upper Sandusky. A police report states William G. Scott, of Upper Sandusky, was riding a motorcycle northbound on North Warpole Street when a semi truck driven by Robert J. Collins, of Dahlonega, Georgia, traveling southbound turned left into Love’s Travel Mart, striking Scott and ejecting him from his motorcycle.

CAREY — A new band, live entertainment, additional food items, a car show and kids games will be among the attractions at the OLC Festival on Saturday. The OLC Festival kicks off at 4 p.m. Saturday at OLC School grounds, 401 Clay St., and will last until 11 p.m.

After several months without Dough-Si-Dough Shoppe, a Carey native is looking to fill the doughnut hole with Glazed Over doughnut shop which is opening Thursday in the former Dough-Si-Dough location, 119 W. Johnson St., in Upper Sandusky.

When Melissa Johnson, of Upper Sandusky, agreed to a settlement with Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost to dissolve her nonprofit organization, the Koda Bear Foundation, she was under the impression the agreement would remain private.

KIRBY — Wyandot Memorial Hospital showcased its new mobile unit at Tuesday’s Mayor’s Breakfast at the Blue Room in Kirby. Wyandot Memorial Hospital Chief Executive Officer Ty Shaull said health care is in crisis.

Members of the Carey High School Marching Band perform several songs, including the fight song and National Anthem, during a community concert Monday evening in front of the Dorcas Carey Public Library.

Upper Sandusky’s Harrison Smith Park will be home to a pickleball court in the future, according to Park Manager Keith Niederkohr. Upper Sandusky’s Parks and Recreation, Niederkohr said, is one of the recipients of a 2019 grant from Upper’s Winter Fantasy of Lights fundraiser. He said that the money will be used to resurface the tennis and large basketball court, and said the smaller basketball court at Harrison Smith Park will be resurfaced and reutilized as a pickleball court.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Board of Education heard an recommendation from students for getting a permanent therapy dog at its meeting Monday. Sixth grade English and language arts teacher Erika Orians spoke to the board, explaining she had given out a writing project about therapy dogs and the response from her class was overwhelming, with three essays in support of having a permanent therapy dog at Mohawk Local Schools being read.

New St. Peter School Principal Blake “The Principal” England yucks it up after winning in a sumo wrestling match against Nelson “The Babymaker” Kinley (center) at the St. Peter Festival Saturday.

Dogs had their day Sunday afternoon for Pawzfest 2019 at Harrison Smith Park in Upper Sandusky. The annual dog walk and fun day is hosted by the Wyandot County Humane Society.