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March 4, 2025

Connect Real Estate president Brad DeHays, center, talks about his company’s Silos project planned for Uptown Marysville at the annual State of the City Monday night. DeHays was one of a series of guests who talked about growth, development and the importance of the Marysville school levy. Also pictured are City Manager Terry Emery, left, and the New Albany Company’s Matt McQuade, right. (Journal-Tribune photo by Michael Williamson)

Developers give peek behind curtain

State of the City

By Michael Williamson

This year’s State of the City offered some new details on the timeline and construction process for the Silos project in Uptown Marysville.

Brad DeHays, the founder and president of Connect Real Estate and Connect Construction, the company behind the project, was one of a handful of guests at the a...

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State champs honored on 20th anniversary

By Tim Miller

January 22, 2026

Jonathan Alder officials recognized the 20th anniversary of the Lady Pioneers’ Division III state basketball championship for the 2005-2006 season. All 12 players were in attendance on Wednesday when ...

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Walmart cleared due to CO2 leak in fridge unit

By From JT Staff Reports

January 22, 2026

A CO2 leak at the Marysville Walmart was quickly addressed by the Marysville Fire Department Wednesday night. According to a press release from MFD, at 6:57 p.m., Wednesday, firefighters responded to ...

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Rare bacterial infection traced to isolated home well

By Kyle Meddles

January 21, 2026

A rare bacterial disease is being investigated by the Union County Health Department (UCHD) after an isolated incident where a Union County resident was infected with the bacteria from their own well ...

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State champs honored on 20th anniversary

By Tim Miller

January 22, 2026

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Walmart cleared due to CO2 leak in fridge unit

By From JT Staff Reports

January 22, 2026

Local high school bowling teams have mixed results

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Local high school bowling teams have mixed results

By Tim Miller

January 22, 2026

Triad’s bowling teams split matches with Elgin. The Lady Cardinals turned in a 1272-1225 verdict over the Marion County team. The Triad boys fell 2052-1433 to the Comets. Izzy Russell led the girls wi...

First, fourth quarters hurt Wildcats during loss to IL

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North Union’s Max White (5) boxes out an Indian Lake player during Tuesday’s game at North Union. The Wildcats’ Wyatt Arver is at the far left. (Journal Tribune photo by Bob Putman)

First, fourth quarters hurt Wildcats during loss to IL

By Bob Putman

January 22, 2026

North Union struggled to find points in the first and fourth quarters on Tuesday against Central Buckeye Conference rival Indian Lake. The middle two frames were much more effective for the Wildcats (...

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Jonathan Alder’s Danny Bentley (11) takes a shot from the arc during the first quarter of action. The sophomore Pioneer accounted for 22 points leading the team to a 43-40 victory over visiting Urbana. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

Alder cagers earn revenge over Urbana

By Aleksei Pavloff

January 22, 2026

Jonathan Alder’s boys basketball team tasted sweet revenge with a win over Urbana. That appeared to be the primary emotion as JA handed the Hillclimbers a 43-40 loss. Alder had the second game with Ur...

Lady Monarchs use balanced attack to turn back Hilliard Davidson

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Kelsey Strahm (40) of MHS shoots over a Hilliard Davidson opponent. Strahm tallied 10 points against the Wildcats. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

Lady Monarchs use balanced attack to turn back Hilliard Davidson

By Tim Miller

January 22, 2026

A balanced scoring attack helped lead to Marysville’s 44-26 girls basketball triumph over Hilliard Davidson on Tuesday. Jenna Hackworth and the Strahm sisters – Kelsey and Kadi – each tallied 10 point...