Court News

June 18, 2019

06/18/2019

By From JT Staff Reports

Assured clear distance – Alexander D. Henry, Zanesfield, dismissed, traffic diversion program completed, $143 costs.

Speeding – Cheyanne Wade, 161 Hemlock Drive, $55 fine, $88 costs.

Fail to reg – Joel D. Torgison, Dublin, $58 fine, $110 costs.

Speeding – Glenna J. Selemba, Commercial Point, $5...

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Mill Valley murder suspect ruled not competent to stand trial

By Kyle Meddles

July 19, 2025

The man charged in the Mill Valley murder case has been deemed unfit to stand trial. According to a journal entry from the Union County Court of Common Pleas Thursday, Micaiah Immanuel Swindler – who ...

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Employee files suit against Honda over unpaid time

By Jack Christian

July 10, 2025

An employee at the Honda Marysville Plant is suing the company, alleging unpaid overtime hours in a newly filed lawsuit. Joab Scott, the plaintiff, claims that he and other employees are owed overtime...

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Man tased after fleeing from police

Grand jury Indictments

By Kyle Meddles

July 3, 2025

A man from Indiana was tased and detained after being charged for allegedly fleeing law enforcement in a stolen car. The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Corbin Bernard Bergsma, 32, of Indianapoli...

Jonathan Alder boys soccer team prepares for 2025 season with two-day summer home event

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Jonathan Alder’s Carson Gordon (8) takes the ball past midfield during a regular season game against Grandview Heights during the 2024 campaign. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

Jonathan Alder boys soccer team prepares for 2025 season with two-day summer home event

By Aleksei Pavloff

July 30, 2025

Jonathan Alder’s boys soccer program recently held a series of preseason games on its home turf. According to head coach Jordan McMurray, the showcase invited several teams from both in and outside th...

Former Panther football standout will continue career at Wooster

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Fairbanks graduate Ryker Green (7) picks up yardage in a game during his senior season. Green will continue his football and academic careers at The College of Wooster. (Journal-Trikbune photo by Tim Miller)

Former Panther football standout will continue career at Wooster

By Tim Miller

July 30, 2025

The help of a former athletic director put Fairbanks High School graduate Ryker Green on his next academic and football paths. “My athletic director (Logan Dunn) graduated from The College of Wooster ...

Growth prompts city to eye ward adjustments

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Recently annexed land into the City of Marysville, shown above in the red and blue striped areas, is pushing council to reconsider boundaries for those parts of town. Added land in Ward 1 would be part of the Marysville North development and added land in Ward 2 would be part of Marysville East. (Graphic submitted)

Growth prompts city to eye ward adjustments

By Michael Williamson

July 30, 2025

With the growth in the northern and eastern parts of the city, Marysville is going to need to redraw some of its boundaries. At the regular meeting of Marysville City Council Monday, the board heard t...

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Manville park ribbon cutting held in Magnetic Springs

By Kyle Meddles

July 29, 2025

Leesburg Township celebrated its recently-installed walking trail and playground at the Lee Manville Memorial Park in Magnetic Springs with a ribbon cutting Monday afternoon as part of a $163,000 proj...

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Little league group looks for help from Richwood Council

By Kyle Meddles

July 29, 2025

The North Union Little League is looking for help from village council to fund the repair of the boy’s baseball diamond, which has seen flooding issues that have led to multiple delayed games. At the ...

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Marysville East segment delayed

Property owners, developer still have issues to iron out

By Michael Williamson

July 29, 2025

Progress on one portion of the Marysville East development is getting delayed as developers and property owners have yet to reach a compromise. Marysville City Council voted to table a couple of ordin...