Education

February 8, 2025

In The Halls…Marysville High School

Marysville featured seniors of the month

Austin Bennett
By Wesley Paul

Austin Bennett is the son of Jason and Pam Bennett. Austin has been a trailblazer in the MHS agricultural department for all 4 years in high school. He is a 3-year national FFA officer, and has acted as Treasurer & Vice Presiden...

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Leading by experience

Architect of Marysville’s JROTC is former teacher, Ohio National Guard Colonel

By Chad Williamson

August 5, 2026

Building a successful Junior Reserve Officers’ Training Corps (JROTC) program requires more than military experience. It also takes someone who understands education, can connect with students and kno...

Education, News

Triad board gets update on school-based health clinic

By Kyle Meddles

July 20, 2026

Members of Triad’s Board of Education asked questions about the district’s partnership with Community Health and Wellness Partners (CHWP) as construction continues on their school-based healthcare cli...

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District eyes earned income tax

Marysville discusses one ballot measure to cover construction, operating needs

By Chad Williamson

July 17, 2026

Before even a year’s worth of taxes have been collected on a successful 2025 levy, the Marysville School District is preparing for its next ask and it appears to be moving in a new direction. At Thurs...

Local News, Marysville City Council, News

Marysville approves new e-bike rules

By Michael Williamson

August 12, 2026

Marysville’s e-bike policy will now be updated to include, among other changes, rules for wearing a helmet. Council voted 5-2 Monday night to pass the legislation with the amendments that say children...

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Neighbors voice concerns over activity at Walnut St. house

By Michael Williamson

August 12, 2026

Residents on Walnut Street say a problem property needs to be dealt with. At the Monday night Marysville City Council meeting, residents took to the podium to express their frustrations over activity ...

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Plain City hits pause on data centers

By Sarah Vollrath

August 12, 2026

Plain City Village Council has approved a temporary moratorium on data center development within the village. Council met Aug. 10 with unfinished Ordinance 37-2026 on the agenda, establishing a tempor...

Brown pivots from volleyball to track and field

Sports

Row 1: Wendy Brown (mom), Erica Brown, Matt Brown (dad) Row 2: Natalie Brown (sister), Abby Brown (sister) Row 3: Josh Colvin (IU Kokomo Head Track and Cross Country Coach), David Barnett (Jonathan Alder Asst. Track Coach), Justin Creps (Jonathan Alder Head Track and Cross Country Coach) (Photo submitted)

Brown pivots from volleyball to track and field

By Tim Miller

August 12, 2026

Erica Brown started her athletic career on the volleyball court. Her interest, however, later turned to track and field. The recent Jonathan Alder High School graduate will continue her track sprintin...

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Summerfest a success

By Kyle Meddles

August 11, 2026

Richwood’s second annual Summerfest attracted locals of every age group to the Richwood Lake and Park on Saturday. With highs of up to 86 degrees and humid conditions throughout the day, attendees mad...

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Goodwill celebrates book store anniversary

By Kyle Meddles

August 11, 2026

Above, two girls duel with balloon swords during Goodwill on the Block on Saturday, an event that celebrated the one-year anniversary of the Goodwill book store being open. The event featured prizes a...