Monarch gridders will face similar team in New Albany to open 2022 regular season

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August 17, 2022

Monarch gridders will face similar team in New Albany to open 2022 regular season

By Tim Miller

Monarch quarterback Brady Seger hands the ball off to Terry Toops during a preseason scrimmage against Central Crossing. The Monarchs will host New Albany on Friday to open the regular season.

(Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

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It will almost be mirror images Friday night when the 2022 high ...

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 ...

Monarchs return to gridiron after week off for county fair

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Marysville’s Mitchell Evans (right) holds on to a pass during a 7-on-7 scrimmage against Urbana. Preseason practice for the Monarchs will officially begin Friday, Aug. 1. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

Monarchs return to gridiron after week off for county fair

By Tim Miller

July 29, 2025

A week away for the Union County Fair went by quickly. It’s now on to the resumption of on-field activities for the Marysville High School football squad. The Monarchs hit the field at 7:30 a.m. Monda...

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Local artist’s work part of Ohio State Fair

By From JT Staff Reports

July 30, 2025

Artist James Mellick of Milford Center has two dog carvings accepted in the fine arts exhibition of the 2025 Ohio State Fair. "Ghost Dog in Cherry" and "Beagle Boy Blue" are part of the 300-plus accep...

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CPD officer with local ties, sentenced in shooting

By From JT Staff Reports

July 30, 2025

A former Ohio police officer and North Union graduate who stood trial in the shooting death of Andre Hill was convicted of murder and sentenced 15 years to life in prison on Monday. Adam Coy, 47, who ...

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Former Hometown Auto site demo complete

By From JT Staff Reports

July 30, 2025

With demolition of the former Hometown Auto site complete, Marysville officials are working to prepare the site for work on the town run, which flows under the property. No official development plans ...

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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

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Former Panther football standout will continue career at Wooster

By Tim Miller

July 30, 2025

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...