The theme of today’s Logan County Developmental Disabilities breakfast at the agency’s offices at 1851 W. State Route 47, assumed dual meaning as elected officials were encouraged to “look beyond” traditional attitudes toward both challenged individuals and how they are served.

A 61-year-old defendant convicted of buying and selling prescription medication for herself and other people had her petition for early release granted Wednesday before Logan County Common Pleas Court Judge Mark S. O’Connor.

Logan County Fair Board members approved a contract for fairgrounds cleanup and accepted a sizable donation on behalf of an East Liberty farmer Wednesday during a regular meeting.

A Bellefontaine City Schools bus struck a low-hanging wire Wednesday afternoon, but no students aboard were endangered, authorities report.

A 15-year-old Bellefontaine boy was struck by a sport utility vehicle Wednesday afternoon, but he appeared to be in fair condition, officers of the Bellefontaine Police Department report.

Kenneth S. Mouzon was transported by a Bellefontaine squad to Mary Rutan Hospital to be examined after the 3:40 p.m. incident at the intersection of Main Street and Auburn Avenue.

He was crossing westbound and passed in front of a southbound school bus stopped in the inside lane. He walked into the path of a southbound Honda Pilot operated by James A. Snyder, 37, of Rushsylvania.

Mr. Snyder said he did not have time to stop.

Kenneth told officers he did not see the approaching vehicle.

It appears, based on statements from the driver, victim and witnesses provided to police, that Kenneth started out walking across the wide street while the light was red for southbound traffic. However, the light changed to green before the teen made it across.

No citations have been issued.

A Bellefontaine Police Department cruiser was struck Wednesday morning, deputies of the Logan County Sheriff’s Office report.

Bond set at $25,000