Columns/Editorials

October 7, 2016

Vice presidential debate same old media bias

By From JT Staff Reports

Last week, I wrote about my take on the first presidential debate between Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton. At the end of my comments, I issued a plea for a fairer process in the remaining debates. Well, it didn’t happen in Tuesday night’s vice president contest between Republican Mike Pence and...

Columns/Editorials

Chip Hubbs has cemented his legacy in the community

By From JT Staff Reports

January 20, 2026

When people talk about the local car business having the worst month of November in 10 years and bars closing their doors permanently because drinking has now jumped the shark, we can be thankful in o...

Columns/Editorials

Feed your head: ICE tactics need reformed

By Kyle Meddles

January 12, 2026

I think U.S Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) is beginning to operate more in line with Nazi Gestapo agents than an American law enforcement agency. This Wednesday, a 37-year-old woman was sho...

Columns/Editorials

A word to the wise: Reporting the news as it happened

By Chad Williamson

January 5, 2026

The story of newspapers over the last 20 years is less about how the news is delivered and more about how it is consumed. The days of people waiting for bundles of papers to be dropped at newsstands t...

Local News, Marysville City Council, News

Marysville City Council will consider a zoning amendment for Cook’s Pointe, the development between Route 31 and Route 4 north of Marysville, at the next meeting in February. The request would clear up the development’s zoning text for the various subareas shown in the map above. (Graphic submitted)

Cook’s Pointe zoning language eyed

Developer seeks ability to attract more businesses

By Michael Williamson

January 29, 2026

Developers for Cook’s Pointe are looking to clear up zoning texts that hasn’t been revised in more than a decade. That requested zoning amendment was set to go before city council on Monday but city o...

Local News, News

Brother, sister duo deliver final papers

By From JT Staff Reports

January 29, 2026

A pair of long-tenured news carriers at the Journal-Tribune will be making their final deliveries today. Brother and sister duo Kage Moss and Cecillia Archer have delivered papers for over 10 years. D...

Local News, News

Snow removal begins

By From JT Staff Reports

January 28, 2026

Marysville crews started removing large snow piles in the Uptown area Wednesday evening. Officials marked the areas with signage, asking drivers not to park along streets in the Uptown between 8 p.m. ...

Education, Local News, News

Monarch royalty crowned

By Tim Miller

January 28, 2026

Marysville High School and the Early College High School crowned their queens and kings for the Winter Homecoming Friday evening. Pictured from left are Luis Zapata Santamaria (king) and Saria Lane (q...

Fairbanks girls hand Tigers first loss; Jonathan Alder Pioneer boys defeat Kenton Ridge

Sports

Livi Maine (44) of Fairbanks applies defensive pressure to an opponent in this file photo. Maine led the team with 12 points during a recent win over West Liberty-Salem. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

Fairbanks girls hand Tigers first loss; Jonathan Alder Pioneer boys defeat Kenton Ridge

By Tim Miller

January 28, 2026

Fairbanks’ girls basketball team handed West Liberty-Salem its first setback in the Ohio Heritage Conference North Division. The Lady Panthers’ 55-42 triumph puts the Tigers at 11-1 in the division an...

Sports

Local athletes of week named

By Tim Miller

January 28, 2026

The Journal-Tribune has named its athletes of the week. They are as follows: Marysville: Junior wrestler Carter Shank is Marysville’s honoree. Shank was the highest-placing Monarch during the recent M...