KELLY JO ARGO HALL

By From JT Staff Reports

Kelly Jo Argo Hall, age 62, of Urbana, passed away unexpectedly on Tuesday, December 10, 2024, at The OSU Arthur G. James Cancer Hospital, following a courageous battle with cancer. A Celebration of Life service will be held at 6 p.m. on Sunday, December 15, 2024, at Underwood Funeral Home, where th...

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Jerome chief faces fresh round of charges

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...

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Students selected to weigh in on district issues

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...

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Marysville man jailed on kidnapping, strangulation charges

By Kyle Meddles

September 19, 2026

Marysville police arrested a local man and charged him with three felonies after a reported kidnapping. Brian Keith Miller, 32, of 438 Allenby Drive, was arrested at 3:45 a.m., Friday, and charged wit...

Sports

Panthers win first game of season; Jonathan Alder remains unbeaten

By Tim Miller

September 19, 2026

A Fairbanks defense that intercepted four passes and limited the opponent to 150 yards of total offense led to the Panthers’ first victory of the 2026 football season. Fairbanks turned back Southeaste...

MHS coach sees positives despite loss to Upper Arlington

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An Upper Arlington defender loses his helmet while pursuing MHS quarterback AJ Shroyer (25) on Friday. The Monarchs lost to the Golden Bears, 28-0. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)

MHS coach sees positives despite loss to Upper Arlington

By Chad Williamson

September 19, 2026

There’s not much difference in a 34-point loss and a 28-point setback on the scoreboard. There was, however, a world of difference in Marysville coach Mike Young’s reaction to the two margins. A week ...

Triad Cardinals fall short of Cedarville Indians on night for football royalty

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Triad’s Dawson Hess is hidden by the Cedarville receiver, but was still able to break up the pass. Also pictured for the Cardinals is Ty Botkins (6). Triad lost its Homecoming game, 28-27. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

Triad Cardinals fall short of Cedarville Indians on night for football royalty

By Tim Miller

September 19, 2026

“The guys fought hard and I’m proud of them.” Those were the first words out of the mouth of Triad head football coach Tim Melvin after the Cardinals’ 28-27 loss to Cedarville on Homecoming night. “Fo...