Reader feels business was treated unfairly

By From JT Staff Reports

Dear editor,
I write this letter as a frustrated, concerned and disappointed lifelong resident of Marysville.
I attended the Board of Zoning Appeals meeting on Feb. 21 and was disappointed in the obvious display of old school Marysville politics. My wife and I have been members of Crossfit 184 since o...

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House Bill 335, biennium budget a critical moment for public education

June 14, 2025

Dear Editor, The Ohio biennium budget is one of the most significant processes impacting public education, though I will admit, before serving as a superintendent, I didn’t fully understand its depth ...

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Local trustee calls for income tax reform

May 31, 2025

Dear Editor, In an ocean of opportunities for economic growth, Ohio’s income tax rate is the unyielding sea wall holding back a landfall of prosperity. As it stands, our tax structure penalizes hard w...

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Jon Alder student submits facts on book bans

May 22, 2025

Dear Editor, “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the peo...

MHS Alumni Association to disband after 140 years

Local News, News

Pictured above is an image from a program cover showing an image of the first graduating class of Marysville High School in 1879. The Marysville High School Alumni Association has announced that it will be disbanding in August. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)

MHS Alumni Association to disband after 140 years

By Chad Williamson

June 20, 2025

Before there were cars, airplanes or even Edison’s lightbulb, Marysville High School had an alumni association. Started in 1879 by five members of the first graduating class of MHS, the organization m...

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Marysville Police investigates gunshot incident

By From JT Staff Reports

June 20, 2025

Marysville Division of Police is investigating a shooting that occurred early Friday morning in the 500 block of Allenby Drive. At approximately 4:40 a.m., officers responded to a reported loud noise ...

Sports

Members of Fairbanks’ softball program, from left to right, Jenna Dee, Anna Dulle, Elizabeth Gregory, Macy Kise, Maddi Sines, Kyah Hendren and Claire Meihls (not pictured) showcase their 2025 awards following the spring season. Further details, stats and comments of award winners will be included in future editions. (Photo submitted)

Hard work leads to hardware

By Aleksei Pavloff

June 20, 2025

Jonathan Alder’s Kuhns takes the next level, commits to Thomas More wrestling program

Sports

Jonathan Alder’s Ethan Kuhns (right) smiles while getting his hand raised after winning the seventh place match during the Division II wrestling tournament last March. The former Pioneer is slated to attend Thomas More University and will be a member of the school’s wrestling program. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

Jonathan Alder’s Kuhns takes the next level, commits to Thomas More wrestling program

By Aleksei Pavloff

June 20, 2025

Jonathan Alder’s Ethan Kuhns has entered the next level of his wrestling career. The recent Plain City graduate will be attending Thomas More University next fall with the intent of being a member of ...

Tornado sirens installed in Jerome, Millcreek townships

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The Jerome Township Fire Department recently took lead on a project to install four new tornado sirens in conjunction with Millcreek Township. There are two new tornado sirens in Millcreek Township – with one pictured above at the intersection of Jerome Road and Watkins Road and the other at the township building. The other two sirens are in Jerome Township at Fire Station 211 and the Jerome Cemetery. The tornado sirens are slated to be tested every Wednesday at 12 p.m. (Photo submitted)

Tornado sirens installed in Jerome, Millcreek townships

By From JT Staff Reports

June 20, 2025

Residents in Jerome and Millcreek townships now have an upgraded layer of protection against severe weather thanks to the installation of four new tornado warning sirens. This proactive public safety ...

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City marks Juneteenth

By From JT Staff Reports

June 19, 2025

Judge Robert Parrott speaks to a group of people during Marysville's Juneteenth celebration Thursday morning at Partners Park. The city marked the event with a community breakfast and music from the M...