HARPSTER — Some of the improvements planned at Harpster’s Lewis Park are complete, although two new poles are needed to complete the basketball court. Council received an update on the project during its regular meeting Tuesday night at the community center, according to submitted minutes.

After receiving interest from several Upper Sandusky residents, members of area Kiwanis clubs traveled to the city Wednesday to share an overview of the service organization and inquire about interest in a new club to be based here. The last time a Kiwanis Club was organized in Upper Sandusky was at least 10 years ago, members from around the region and state said.

Three people suffered serious injuries after a one-vehicle accident on CH 44 in Eden Township on Wednesday afternoon. Cory Penwell, 25, of Upper Sandusky, was westbound on CH 44 east of CH 134 at 1:22 p.m. when he lost control of his 1995 Jeep Grand Cherokee on loose stone, driving off the right side of the roadway, overturning in a cornfield and coming to rest on the right side of the vehicle.

Five counselors with Upper Sandusky Counseling and Life Coaching have moved to their new office and welcomed a student intern who will lead a new grief support group in Wyandot County. Upper Sandusky Counseling and Life Coaching moved to its new location at 625 N. Sandusky Ave. at the beginning of June.

Attorneys Kelle Saull (left) and Derek Dailey (right) welcome Jessica Monday to Saull Law Offices LLC while celebrating the addition of a Carey office during an open house Tuesday.

ATTICA — North Central Electric Cooperative will conduct a tour of its coal-fired generating plant along the Ohio River on Sept. 30. The all-day trip is open to cooperative members.

Ron Mexter and Chad McLaughlin prepare to check for loose sandstone on courthouse overhangs Tuesday. The Wyandot County commissioners used a lift to get a closer inspection of the sandstone fixtures below the courthouse roof line.

SYCAMORE — Sycamore is adding a third ambulance to its fire and emergency medical services squad fleet. During its regular meeting Monday, the village council approved separate resolutions to accept a new 2015 Ford E4-50 ambulance from the Wyandot County Board of Commissioners and to purchase the 2006 one it will be replacing for the trade-in value of $11,000.

As the city continues preparations to come into compliance with a new state law related to municipal income tax, Upper Sandusky City Council on Tuesday heard the first reading of an ordinance to make the changes. The first reading was approved by a vote of 6-1, with Councilman Tom Shumaker voting against the move.

The Upper Sandusky service committee on Tuesday approved changes to its upcoming fall cleanup, which is scheduled for Sept. 28 to Oct. 2. Streets supervisor Allen Boes said the city offers pickup and disposal of mattresses for $12 each during regular trash pickup and workers use their discretion, depending on the size of the item, on how much extra to charge for couches and other large furniture.