Motorcyclists rode the Wall of Death as a featured attraction at Route 30 Harley-Davidson from Friday through Sunday for the Backyard BBQ event put on by new owners Mandie and Joe Bayliff.

Brant P. Brooks, Carey, charged by the state with domestic violence, pretrial held, continued to Sept. 19. Tina M. Ferrell, Findlay, charged by the Carey police with obstruction of official business, menacing, and persistent disorderly conduct, pretrial held, continued to Sept. 19.

Certificate of judgment: Capital One Bank (USA) NA, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Nathaniel Tucker, 449 Frederick St., Carey, judgment debtor. Certificate of judgment: Capital One Bank (USA) NA, Columbus, judgment creditor, vs. Jessica Creamer, 3355 CH 44, Upper Sandusky, judgment debtor.

U.S. Bank National Association to Charles W. Coons, .824 acre in Pitt Township. Jeffrey J. Fox to Alternative Investing LLC, property in Upper Sandusky.

Jeff Alan Belt, 48, 102 1/2 Hillcrest St., Nevada, laborer; and Erin Tina Wheeler, 47, 102 1/2 Hillcrest St., Nevada, disabled, Aug. 8. Victor Allen Parlier, 47, 190 CH 36, Sycamore, manager; and Paige Renee Barth, 48, 7395 CH 47, Upper Sandusky, teacher, Aug. 9.

Cloe E. Duvall, 27 Ohio 294, Nevada, $25 and costs, two points. Elijah B. Manns, 12460 Ohio 294, Upper Sandusky, seat belt (driver), $30 fine.

Dietz Chiropractic LLC, Dietz Chiropractic, 221 E. Findlay St., Carey, chiropractors. Sandy Bob’s LLC, Sandy Bob’s Patio, 2008 Ohio 199, Carey, drinking (alcoholic beverages). Innovations Hair Studio LLC, 112 W. Johnson St., Upper Sandusky, beauty salon.

Volunteers from Art Connections are helping make the 2018 Wyandot County Fair a bit more colorful by painting designs of flowers, trees, four-leaf clovers and more on the Wyandot County Fair trash bins.

Bricks and blocks have begun being laid at the memorial monument for the Wyandot County Infirmary Cemetery near the Wyandot County Skilled Nursing and Rehabilitation Center.

The National Association of Manufacturers and Kalmbach Feeds hosted U.S. Rep. Bob Latta (R-Bowling Green) Thursday afternoon for a facility tour to meet employees and a business leader roundtable to discuss the impact of tax reform and other ways Congress can better serve the interests of Ohio’s manufacturers, manufacturing workers and their families.