Stefeni Wessler of Upper Sandusky Elks Lodge No. 83 presents a check for $750 to Tom Eyestone of the Veterans Heritage Foundation of Wyandot County.

More than 150 Domino’s stores throughout the greater Cincinnati, Columbus, Dayton, Toledo and Zanesville areas will hold a “dough raiser” on Tuesday to benefit Pelotonia, a grassroots bike tour with the goal to end cancer. The stores, including the Upper Sandusky location, will donate 10 percent of all sales that day to the Pelotonia team named “Domino’s for Mike.”

Ron Boose of the Wyandot County Council on Aging had some trivia questions for the audience before the showing of “The African Queen” on Tuesday at the Star Theatre for classic movie night.

On behalf of the men and women of the Upper Sandusky Police Department, Chief Dan Ross invites the community to join in celebrating the service of former USPD K-9 Hunter. A park bench is being dedicated at 6:30 p.m. July 31, 2018, on the front lawn of the Upper Sandusky Safety Building in honor of Hunter’s service to the community.

A reward is being offered following a burglary over the weekend at Wyandot Firearms in Upper Sandusky. The Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, Firearms and Explosives and the National Shooting Sports Foundation — the trade association for the firearms industry — are announcing a reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of those responsible for the burglary of Wyandot Firearms, located at 120 N. Warpole St., in Upper Sandusky.

COLUMBUS — The Ohio State Fair Junior Fair Board is made up of the state’s best and brightest young leaders, hand-picked to contribute to the success of the Ohio State Fair each year. Selected to represent their respective youth organizations, these students serve on behalf of thousands of students across Ohio.

Upper Sandusky City Council agreed to draft an ordinance to give the position of mayor a raise at Monday’s meeting. Council Vice President Rick Roberts, who was unable to attend the last meeting, voiced his opinion on the idea of a raise.

CAREY — At their meeting on Monday, Carey Village Administrator Roy Johnson announced that the village has narrowed down the bids for the automated meter information system to two bidders. The village’s deadline for receipt of responses to the village’s RFP for an AMI system was 5 p.m. June 22.

A commemoration ceremony was held Sunday morning for the 175th anniversary of the day the Wyandot Indians left Ohio. “The idea was to commemorate a day that was infamous,” organizer Betsy Bowen said.

Wynford cheerleader and softball player Paige Rex (left) falls into the dunk tank Saturday at Nevada Fest.