Education
April 20, 2018

Panther Pause: FCCLA elects new members

By Jacob Runnels

By Kira Jones

FCCLA has voted in new officers.
Members voted for five new officers for the 2018-2019 school year. These officers are Madeline Weisburn as president, Theo Bookwalter as vice president, Rachel Wargo as secretary, Kate White as public relations representative and Sarah LaPointe as photogr...

Easing back-to-school anxiety
Education, Local News, Marysville School Board, ...
Students and families gather near a school bus during Marysville Schools' First Time Rider event earlier this month at IMPACT Stadium. The event gives children who are new to bus transportation a chance to take a short ride, learn about bus safety and meet their driver before the first day of school. (Photo submitted)
Easing back-to-school anxiety
A variety of activities help calm the first-day jitters at Marysville
By Chad Williamson 
August 25, 2026
For students, the first day of school can mean a new building, a new bus, a locker combination that won’t cooperate or simply a hallway filled with unfamiliar faces. Marysville school officials are tr...
Spending outpaces revenue for Triad
Education, News
Spending outpaces revenue for Triad
By Kyle Meddles 
August 22, 2026
Financial projections indicate that Triad will begin deficit spending in fiscal year 2027 (FY27). At the most recent Triad Board of Education meeting, members approved the financial forecast presented...
Colorful spaces
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Colorful spaces
By Kyle Meddles 
August 19, 2026
Seniors at Marysville Early College High School were out painting their parking spaces during a brief break from the summer showers on Tuesday. Above, Audrey Eddleman (blue shirt) and Ethan Keifer (pu...
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Transportation planning important to 161 corridor success east of Plain City
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Several projects are planned for the Route 161 corridor east of Plain City. One of them is Dublin’s West Innovation District, shown above, a 2,000-acre project with frontage that stretches nearly two miles along the corridor from Kileville east to U.S. 33. (Graphic submitted)
Transportation planning important to 161 corridor success east of Plain City
By Michael Williamson 
September 5, 2026
Transportation is major focus for the Route 161 corridor group, especially as plans for projects along the roadway stack up. Officials met recently to continue discussions on how to handle an influx o...
General election sample ballots available next week
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General election sample ballots available next week
By Michael Williamson 
September 5, 2026
Sample ballots should be available for Union County residents to view soon as election candidates, issues and dates come into focus. Brandon Clay with the county’s board of elections told the county c...
Ben Logan drops game to Lima Senior
Sports
Ben Logan drops game to Lima Senior
By Tim Miller 
September 5, 2026
Benjamin Logan’s football team dropped to 1-2 on the season with an 18-10 setback to Lima Senior (2-1). The Raiders’ lone touchdown came during the opening quarter when Adam Tinsman scored on a 14-yar...
Cardinals pound SCC in game that lasts only one half
Sports
Triad’s Duncan Funderburgh (45) stops a Springfield Catholic Central ball carrier in his tracks. Also pictured for the Cardinals is Collin Organ (33). The Cardinals clubbed the Irish, 48-0, during a game that was only played to the conclusion of the first half. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
Cardinals pound SCC in game that lasts only one half
By Tim Miller 
September 5, 2026
From the very first offensive play of the game, football fans at Triad High School realized it just wasn’t going to be Springfield Catholic Central’s night on Friday. The Irish won the pregame coin to...
North Union Wildcats topple Northmor; improve to 3-0
Sports
North Union’s Wyatt Arver (21) picks up yardage in this file photo. Arver scored three touchdowns during a win at Northmor on Friday. (Journal-Tribune file photo)
North Union Wildcats topple Northmor; improve to 3-0
By Bob Putman 
September 5, 2026
The first half had things a little off-center for the North Union football team. But the Wildcats had a much smoother time in the second half on Friday in the non-league contest at Northmor. Leading 2...
FHS falls to Madison Plains; JA topples Bulldogs
Sports
Madison Plains runs the ball against Fairbanks’ defense. The Golden Eagles handed FHS its third setback of the season by a score of 30-20. (Journal-Tribune photo by Sarah Vollrath)
FHS falls to Madison Plains; JA topples Bulldogs
By Tim Miller 
September 5, 2026
Jonathan Alder kept its football record unblemished on Friday with a 35-14 victory at Bloom Carroll. “We had too many penalties (11), but overall, I was happy with the way we played,” said Pioneer hea...