Columns/Editorials
October 9, 2020

Good to Hear – Current city officials are exceedingly open

By Mac Cordell

This week the Marysville City Council discussed city communications and debated the need for a public information officer.
At times council members chastised city staff for a lack of communication or because they felt uninformed. Others admitted that it was at least better than it had been.
While I ag...

Williamson, Miller tied once again at top of Pickers
Columns/Editorials
By Tim Miller 
September 17, 2026
There is another stalemate at the top of the Pigskin Pickers race. Managing editor Chad Williamson and sports editor Tim Miller have matching 26-7 records through four weeks of the season. Williamson ...
Miller has perfect Pigskin Pickers week
Columns/Editorials
By Tim Miller 
September 11, 2026
Sports editor Tim Miller breezed through last week’s Pigskin Pickers games with an 11-0 record. He benefitted from close games won by Ole Miss and SMU. Miller stands at 20-3 for the season. Managing e...
Columns/Editorials
By Chad Williamson 
September 3, 2026
As teens return to class, I’m left wondering if true back-to-school clothes shopping for high schoolers is the event it used to be. I would say it isn’t, for two reasons. The first reason revolves aro...
Fairbanks boys soccer squad tops Greeneview
Sports
By Bob Putman 
September 21, 2026
Fairbanks’ boys soccer team upped its record to 9-2-0 overall and 3-0-0 in the Ohio Heritage Conference with a 3-0 shutout over Greeneview. Nolan Baker and Ty Schroeder both tallied a pair of goals fo...
Jonathan Alder spikers win battle of unbeatens with 3-0 sweep over Ben Logan
Sports
In the top photo, Jonathan Alder’s Audrey Lange (20) blasts the ball past Benjamin Logan blockers. Also pictured for the Lady Pioneers are Cailyn Glick (22), Kacey Anderson (18), Anna Hayes and Kylie Trout (red jersey). Jonathan Alder won the battle of the unbeatens with a sweep over the Lady Raiders. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
By Tim Miller 
September 21, 2026
The outcome of the match had nothing to do with divisional standings. It was, however, a contest that pitted a pair of undefeated volleyball teams against each other. Jonathan Alder and Benjamin Logan...
End of an era for Gray-Court Building
Local News, News
Men and horses are pictured outside the Gray-Court Building at 303 S. Main St. in Marysville in this historic photograph. The building was constructed in 1907 by G.W. Court and Albert Gray, who operated a buggy and implement business and blacksmith shop on the first floor. The second floor originally served as an amusement hall for roller skating, dancing, basketball and other activities. The nearly 120-year-old building, which most recently housed a Goodwill store, is now slated for demolition. (Photo submitted)
By From JT Staff Reports 
September 21, 2026
A Marysville building that has housed everything from a blacksmith shop and roller skating rink to a cigar factory, school and Goodwill store is nearing the end of a nearly 120-year run. The former Go...
Cardinal, Wildcat royalty named
Education, News
By Tim Miller 
September 21, 2026
Triad and North Union high schools crowned their Homecoming royalty Friday. Above, Triad crowned its fall Homecoming king and queen prior to the football game against Cedarville. Ty West was crowned t...
Jerome chief faces fresh round of charges
Local News, News
By Kyle Meddles 
September 19, 2026
The Jerome Township Trustees have announced a fresh round of disciplinary charges against Fire Chief Doug Stewart and will hold a hearing on those charges next month. The charges largely mirror previo...
Students selected to weigh in on district issues
Education, Local News, Marysville School Board, ...
New council creates direct link between school board and teens
By Chad Williamson 
September 19, 2026
Marysville school officials didn’t have to go searching for applicants to fill out a new student committee that works with the school board and administration. Eighteen Marysville students have been s...