Sports

October 5, 2019

Monarchs outgain Coffman, still fall on scoreboard

By Chad Williamson

The placement of just one letter creates the difference between a break and a brake, but on the gridiron the difference is two letters – a W or an L.

Without a 100-yard rusher or passer and outgained in every offensive catgory, Dublin Coffman still easily handled Marysville 28-9 Friday night, a...

Jonathan Alder girls basketball squad climbs to Division III; Lady Cardinals drop to D-VII for 2025-2026 campaign

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In the photo to the left, Triad’s Gracie Martin (1) goes up against Claire Meihls of Fairbanks for a shot during the 2024-2025 season. In the photo to the right, Jonathan Alder’s Kennedy McGrath drives along the baseline toward the basket. Triad’s girls team has moved down from Division VI to Division VII for the 2025-2026 campaign. The Lady Pioneers have moved up to Division III from Division IV. (Journal-Tribune photos by Tim Miller)

Jonathan Alder girls basketball squad climbs to Division III; Lady Cardinals drop to D-VII for 2025-2026 campaign

By Tim Miller

July 1, 2025

The Ohio High School Athletic Association recently released its boys and girls basketball divisional lineups for the 2025-2026 season. Most of the teams in the Union County area will compete in the sa...

North Union Lady Cat cagers look strong during off-season

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North Union’s Gabby Lindsey (right) tries to get past a defender during a regular season game against Olentangy Berlin during the 2024-25 high school campaign. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

North Union Lady Cat cagers look strong during off-season

By Aleksei Pavloff

July 1, 2025

Teamwork and partnership were the main focal points for North Union girls head basketball coach Mitchell Loomis going into the offseason. So far his Lady Cats are holding their end of the bargain foll...

Lady Monarch athlete hopes to continue progression on softball diamond

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Marysville’s Brook Gamby prepares to release a pitch during a 2025 spring game. Gamby is playing summer travel ball and working with MHS coaches as she strives to make progression on the diamond. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

Lady Monarch athlete hopes to continue progression on softball diamond

By Tim Miller

June 30, 2025

It’s generally expected that a high school athlete will continue to improve his or her skills over the course of their career. Marysville High School softball player Brook Gamby feels she followed tha...

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Two longtime Marysville businesses are sold

Chapman Ford, Industrial Ceramics announce moves on the same day

By From JT Staff Reports

July 1, 2025

Chapman Ford Coughlin Automotive has acquired Chapman Ford, Ohio’s oldest car dealership founded in 1913, adding a third location in Marysville. The newly acquired store, located at 1255 Columbus Ave....

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Jonathan Alder girls basketball squad climbs to Division III; Lady Cardinals drop to D-VII for 2025-2026 campaign

By Tim Miller

July 1, 2025

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North Union Lady Cat cagers look strong during off-season

By Aleksei Pavloff

July 1, 2025

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Charges result from incidents of family violence

Grand jury indictments

By Kyle Meddles

July 1, 2025

Two men have been charged separately in domestic violence incidents after allegedly attacking family members. The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Timothy Alan Wilson, 40, of 9793 Boundary Road, R...

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Local law enforcement, fire and EMS agencies were trained on special equipment Monday from Project Lifesaver, a program designed to help first responders locate missing individuals with cognitive disorders. Above, the radio receiver, used to locate individuals wearing a transmitter, sits on the Lifesaver kit. (Journal-Tribune photo by Michael Williamson)

Program tracks wanderers

Project Lifesaver can help find those with cognitive disabilities

By Michael Williamson

June 30, 2025

Law enforcement, fire and EMS agencies from around Union County gathered at the fairgrounds this week to train for Project Lifesaver. The Union County Sheriff’s Office led an expanded, day-long traini...

Former H.I. Huffman, Hometown Auto comes down

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Pictured above and below, City of Marysville crews were busy Monday demolishing the former Huffman/Hometown Auto building on Plum Street between Fifth and Sixth streets. Officials are working to clear the entire property for future, unspecified development opportunities after the city purchased the land late last year. (Journal-Tribune photos by Kevin Behrens and Michael Williamson)

Former H.I. Huffman, Hometown Auto comes down

By From JT Staff Reports

June 30, 2025

-- -- Less than a year after being purchased by the City of Marysville, the former Hometown Auto building is getting demolished. Crews were on-site Monday morning, tearing into the building on Plum St...