Education

May 7, 2019

MHS National Honor Society holds ceremony

By From JT Staff Reports

Marysville High School recently inducted members of its 2019-20 National Honor Society. Students inducted were, from left to right, in the front row, Noah Brown, Ian Johnson, Nicholas Paul, Matthew Curie, Jacob Todd, Joseph Palmer and Matthew Belt, in the second row, Annalece Willoughby, Grace McKil...

Education, Sports

Ben Logan royalty crowned

By From JT Staff Reports

September 28, 2026

Benjamin Logan High School crowned its 2026 Homecoming royalty during festivities Friday night. Lydia Johnson, left, daughter of Jacob and Kristen Johnson, was crowned Homecoming queen. Johnson serves...

Education, Sports

A night for royalty in Union County

Marysville, Fairbanks and Jon Alder hold homecomings

By From JT Staff Reports

September 28, 2026

Above, Marysville High School (MHS) and Early College High School (ECHS) announced their Homecoming kings and queens Friday before the game against Dublin Jerome. Crowned were, from left to right, MHS...

Education, Local News, News

For the love of candy

By From JT Staff Reports

September 25, 2026

Homecoming parades always top the list in terms of the amount of candy that is thrown. When it comes to choosing the right receptacle, creativity can be crucial. Above, four girls took a break from a ...

Local News, News

Owen Huber, 5, sits with his superhero mask and cape, waiting to join family and friends on a celebratory walk and get-together Sept. 27 to highlight his story. Huber was born with spina bifida and his neighborhood, Pleasant View Farms, recently organized the event ahead of Spina Bifida Awareness Month in October. (Photo submitted)

Owen’s journey

Community rallies around young neighbor

By Mike Williamson

October 6, 2026

A Union County neighborhood recently came together to highlight one of its own and bring awareness to a sometimes overlooked condition. Residents of Pleasantview Farm, a small community north of Union...

Local News, Marysville City Council, News

Sharp looks to build team amid staff changes

By From JT Staff Reports

October 5, 2026

With all the staffing changes around Marysville, City Manager Kim Sharp said she wants to hear from administrators on how to rebuild a strong and dedicated team. Sharp sent a message out to staff memb...

Local News, News

Above is a rendering of the entire proposed Harvest Ridge development. (Graphic submitted)

Harvest Ridge development planned

By Michael Williamson

October 3, 2026

Mill Valley may get a whole new set of neighbors in the future. Marysville Planning Commission is set to hear a sketch plan next week for the newly proposed Harvest Ridge development on Route 31 and A...

Local News, News

County won’t lose in gas tax pause

By Michael Williamson

October 3, 2026

Any impact from the state’s upcoming gas tax holiday will be reimbursed back to local funds. Union County Administrator Bill Narducci said the measure shouldn’t negatively impact local dollars, even i...

Local News, News

Farm Bureau offers legal help for county projects

By Michael Williamson

October 3, 2026

Local officials and residents not only have a say as more large-scale energy projects come to Union County, but they also can get legal help. That was the message to the county commissioners and conce...

Monarchs’ grid skid continues with loss to Olentangy Braves

Sports

Gage Henry (13) of Marysville gets yanked by his face mask on this play. The officials did not call a penalty against Olentangy on the play. The Monarchs fell 31-8. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)

Monarchs’ grid skid continues with loss to Olentangy Braves

By Chad Williamson

October 3, 2026

Coming off last Friday’s loss to Dublin Jerome in which miscues snowballed to a blowout, Marysville needed to build confidence early against Olentangy on Friday. Marysville head coach Mike Young and h...