Jared Reichbaum is on a mission. He walked into Upper Sandusky Thursday evening, camped at Lincoln Hills Golf Course and spent Friday taking a break from his journey to play a few rounds of golf, after seven days of walking about 120 miles.

A Marion woman accused of driving while intoxicated was injured after striking a parked vehicle, a telephone pole and concrete steps during a crash Thursday evening at the intersection of Ohio 199 and CH 42 in Salem Township.

The Wyandot County 4-H program is asking those taking poultry projects to the Wyandot County Fair to complete their projects, as the deadline to switch projects has passed, after the Ohio Department of Agriculture banned all live bird exhibitions in the state earlier this week.

SYCAMORE — The Mohawk Local Schools Board of Education will have a special meeting at 6:30 p.m. Monday at the Mohawk Community Center.

Thomas J. Penwell, Upper Sandusky, was arrested on a warrant the afternoon of April 14 for failure to pay child support. A woman reported tax fraud the afternoon of April 15 in the 7000 block of Shawnee Street, Harpster.

Officers issued parking tickets for parking where signs prohibit the morning of April 15 in the 100 block of West Wyandot Avenue. Officers assisted a woman locked out of her residence the morning of April 15 in the 500 block of Betty Lou Street.

SYCAMORE — A Sycamore man was transported to Wyandot Memorial Hospital on Thursday morning after a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Ohio 231 and Ohio 103.

The Wyandot County Safe Community Coalition on Thursday reported there was one fatal traffic accident on Wyandot County roadways in May. It was the third fatal traffic accident recorded in Wyandot County in 2015.

COLUMBUS — The deadline to nominate veterans for the Ohio Veterans Hall of Fame is June 30, according to a press release from the Ohio Department of Veterans Services. The Ohio Veterans HOF was established in 1992 to recognize the achievements of veterans in community service after their military service ended.

More than 15 people attended a Wyandot County Emergency Management Agency planning meeting Tuesday at the Upper Sandusky Community Library to begin updating a natural hazards mitigation plan. Representatives were from local law enforcement, fire departments, townships, municipalities and businesses based in Wyandot County.