Winds of change hit Marysville district office
Education, Local News, Marysville School Board, News
March 26, 2025
Marysville Assistant Superintendent Jonathan Langhals, standing, talks with parents at a recent meeting about the future of school facilities. Langhals has opted to leave the administration office next school year to become principal of Northwood Elementary. He joins a handful of administrators leaving their positions within the district in recent months. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)

Winds of change hit Marysville district office

Superintendent post filled, but three other positions open up

By Chad Williamson 

Marysville School Treasurer Todd Johnson will be looking around at a lot of new faces in the coming months.

While Johnson remains at his post, at least three of the district’s other top administrators will be changing jobs. Superintendent Diane Allen announced months ago that she would be retiring ...

Mural dilemma
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Mural dilemma
By From JT Staff Reports 
February 4, 2026
Temperatures climbed above freezing on Tuesday and the ensuing melt served to lengthen icicles already forming in the area, like the ones shown above on the mural near Hatfield Corner Park at the inte...
Future plans for YMCA facility discussed
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Future plans for YMCA facility discussed
By Michael Williamson 
February 4, 2026
The CEO of the YMCA of Central Ohio said making some changes to the Union County YMCA could increase community involvement but those changes have to be locally led. Tony Collins, the organization’s CE...
Sheriff’s office announces winners of yearly awards
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Sheriff’s office announces winners of yearly awards
By From JT Staff Reports 
February 3, 2026
The Sheriff’s Office held their annual awards banquet at the Automotive & Mobility Innovation Center to recognize the accomplishments of their employees and others for the calendar year of 2025. The a...
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Mural dilemma
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Mural dilemma
By From JT Staff Reports 
February 4, 2026
Temperatures climbed above freezing on Tuesday and the ensuing melt served to lengthen icicles already forming in the area, like the ones shown above on the mural near Hatfield Corner Park at the inte...
Future plans for YMCA facility discussed
Local News, Marysville City Council, News
Future plans for YMCA facility discussed
By Michael Williamson 
February 4, 2026
The CEO of the YMCA of Central Ohio said making some changes to the Union County YMCA could increase community involvement but those changes have to be locally led. Tony Collins, the organization’s CE...
Sheriff’s office announces winners of yearly awards
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Sheriff’s office announces winners of yearly awards
By From JT Staff Reports 
February 3, 2026
The Sheriff’s Office held their annual awards banquet at the Automotive & Mobility Innovation Center to recognize the accomplishments of their employees and others for the calendar year of 2025. The a...
Mental health service provider leaving
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Mental health service provider leaving
Maryhaven to close Mills Center facility in May
By Michael Williamson 
February 3, 2026
Maryhaven at the Mills Center will be leaving Union County later this year. Adam Negley, director of the Mental Health and Recovery Board of Union County, said the addiction and recovery services prov...
UC prepares for reduction in SNAP, other programs
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UC prepares for reduction in SNAP, other programs
By Michael Williamson 
February 3, 2026
Changes coming from the federal and state levels that Union County officials warned about in November are set to hit locally later this year. The county commissioners approved the annual funding allot...
Annexation of old Ranco property delayed
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Annexation of old Ranco property delayed
By Michael Williamson 
February 3, 2026
The approval process for the former Ranco property just outside of Plain City has been held up slightly as property owners work through surveying issues. The Union County Commissioners recently moved ...