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Court News, News

Alleged strangulation case leads to charges

By Kyle Meddles

May 6, 2025

A Marysville man is facing as many as six years in prison for strangling and attacking family members. The Union County Grand Jury has indicted Ronald Day, 52, of 840 Royal Oak Drive, charging him wit...

News

Training fire held

By From JT Staff Reports

May 6, 2025

The Marysville Fire Division conducted a live-fire training exercise from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday, in the area of Raymond Road near the City of Marysville Reservoir. As part of the training, a vacant...

Local News, Marysville City Council, News

Roundabouts for Coleman’s Crossing?

Thoroughfare could see as many as six in the future

By Michael Williamson

May 6, 2025

Work will start on the Coleman’s Crossing and Industrial Parkway roundabout soon, but that’s not the only roundabout the corridor could see in the next few years. In fact, it could have as many as fiv...

Hackworth dives for winning run as Marysville’s varsity baseball squad edges Dublin Jerome

Sports

Marysville’s James Hackworth pops up from his game-winning slide in the bottom of the seventh. Teammate Derek Moyer (4) prepares to celebrate the Monarchs’ 7-6 victory. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)

Hackworth dives for winning run as Marysville’s varsity baseball squad edges Dublin Jerome

By Tim Miller

May 6, 2025

Marysville High School baseball player James Hackworth knew exactly what he had to do when he saw a wild pitch sail over the head of Dublin Jerome catcher Elias Lockwood. “I knew I was going, no matte...

North Union teams place second at Elgin Relays

Sports

Ethan Miller of North Union heaves the discus in this file photo. Miller was part of NU’s first-place discus and shot put teams at the Elgin Relays. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

North Union teams place second at Elgin Relays

By Bob Putman

May 6, 2025

North Union was among the six track teams that competed in the Elgin Relays. Northmor won the team title in both the boys and girls meets. North Union finished second in both meets. The Lady Cats set ...

Sports

Jonathan Alder’s Mason Curtis (33) gets halted by Marysville defender Alex McNamara during the first half of action. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

JA lacrosse squad downs Monarchs

By Aleksei Pavloff

May 6, 2025

Jonathan Alder had two things to recently celebrate on the lacrosse field. One was a 10-5 victory over area rival Marysville and the other was its senior class. “I am happy with the effort and the att...

Police Beat

Police Beat – 5/6/25

By From JT Staff Reports

May 6, 2025

From Union County Sheriff’s Office reports: A deputy met with a New Albany police officer to take custody of Erika Ann Fowler, 41, of Columbus, on an outstanding arrest warrant at 2:15 a.m., Friday. S...

Obituaries

SALLY SANDERS PARROTT

By From JT Staff Reports

May 6, 2025

Sally Sanders Parrott, 87 of Magnetic Springs, died Friday May 2, 2025 at the Gables of Marysville. She was born May 14, 1937, adopted by Gwynn and Helen Sanders May 17, 1937, who are now deceased, al...

Obituaries

MARTHA BELLE GILBERT-MOORE

By From JT Staff Reports

May 6, 2025

Martha Belle Gilbert-Moore, age 85, of Marysville, passed away peacefully on Friday May 2, after a brief illness, with her family by her side. Martha attended school at Triad in North Lewisburg and we...

Obituaries

ANITA DAVIS

By From JT Staff Reports

May 6, 2025

Anita Davis, 93 of Richwood, passed away peacefully Saturday May 3, 2025 at the Kingston Residence of Marion. She was born June 1, 1931 in Warsaw, Ohio to the late W.S. and Ruth (Wilson) Mowery. Anita...

Education, News

Bunsold art on display

By From JT Staff Reports

May 6, 2025

Saturday’s Bunsold Middle School Art Show had more than 300 pieces of art on display, including drawings, paintings, ceramics and mixed mediums. Pictured above, some of the record 425 attendees view t...

News, Plain City, Plain City News

Soggy parade

By Michael Williamson

May 6, 2025

A Plain City parade-goer cleverly turns her umbrella into a catcher’s mitt Saturday morning during the annual baseball parade. Residents and families braved the wet weather in the village’s uptown to ...

May 06, 2025