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August 27, 2025

Man who shot at cops tries to escape

Dustin Ohm walked away from transport van, hopped on a scooter

By Kyle Meddles

The Marysville man who faces nine felonies for shooting at local law enforcement briefly eluded custody Tuesday evening after being dropped off at the hospital by a private medical transport.

At around 5:30 p.m., Dustin Ohm, 29, of 960 White Oak Court, was being transported from Select Specialty Hosp...

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Local grower Jason Fairchild, middle left, and his mentor Dick Westfall, middle right, are pictured with other judges of The Greater Columbus Dahlia Society assessing competition blooms at the 58th Annual Dahlia Show at the YMCA last year. (Photo submitted)

Dahlia Show returns to YMCA

By Kyle Meddles

August 27, 2025

This Labor Day weekend, the Marysville Family YMCA will play host to hundreds of multicolored dahlia blooms. The 59th Annual Dahlia Show, hosted by The Greater Columbus Dahlia Society, will be held on...

Residents score small win in growth fight

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A resident wears a “Neighbors for Responsible Growth” shirt at the Marysville City Council meeting Monday night. A group of people wore matching shirts to show their concern for the growth and expansion happening around the community. (Journal-Tribune photo by Michael Williamson)

Residents score small win in growth fight

Company agrees to ax data centers from a portion of development

By Michael Williamson

August 26, 2025

Data center opponents scored at least a partial victory at Marysville City Council Monday night. In a long and winding meeting regarding the much discussed annexation and zoning amendment for 307 acre...

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Double Rainbow

By From JT Staff Reports

August 26, 2025

A brief double rainbow, shown above from the Marysville Reservoir, appeared over Marysville Monday night. (Journal-Tribune photo by Janis Potochnik)

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Dahlia Show returns to YMCA

By Kyle Meddles

August 27, 2025

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Members of North Union’s boys golf team are from left, front row, Austin McMahon, Reese Spriggs, Braylen Riffle, Hudsyn Wilson and Will Jones; middle row, Alex Jolliff, Wyatt Stacklin, Jenson Stover and Keegan Donohue; back row, assistant coach Garret Andrews, Josiah Stover, Ethan Monroe, Jaxon Jolliff and head coach Aric Brown. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

North Union golfers previewed

By Bob Putman

August 27, 2025

Boys The NU boys golf team has gotten off to a good start this season, winning four of five dual matches and finishing second in the Bellefontaine Invitational. Head coach Aric Brown welcomed four let...

North Union volleyball roster filled with proven talent

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North Union’s volleyball letter winners are from left, front row, Kennedy Harrah, Lexi Willis and Emma McElroy; back row, Avery Poling, Katelyn Zimmerman and Glory Blevins. The varsity team picture was not available at presstime. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

North Union volleyball roster filled with proven talent

By Bob Putman

August 27, 2025

A pretty seasoned group of athletes has taken to the court for the North Union volleyball team. The Lady Cats finished with a 15-10 record in 2024 and reached the Division V Central District final. He...

Wildcat cross country teams will be limited by smaller rosters

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Athletes in North Union’s cross country program are from left, front row, Colton Smith, Wyatt Roby, Mack Marlette and Drew Chadwell; middle row, Kailin McElroy, Jack Hoover, Ben Bonnell, Josie Held and Allana Smith; back row, assistant coach Emma Hayward, assistant coach Josie Cunningham, Felix Plouck, Max Leavitt, Philip Ardrey and head coach Penny Cunningham. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

Wildcat cross country teams will be limited by smaller rosters

By Bob Putman

August 27, 2025

Low numbers in both the boys and girls cross country teams will limit what North Union can do as a program. But those who are competing have the experience as they look to compete during the season. T...

NU girls soccer culture appears to be on uptick

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Members of North Union’s girls soccer team are from left, front row, Emma Justice, Jessanie Pfister, Kinley Balzer, Paisley Jordan, Kylee Balzer and Addy Lowe; middle row, Lyra Wigglesworth, Meah Bango, Hallie Young, Kailyn Colegrove, Olivia Ehrick, Kendall Wamsley and Rylee Horne; back row, head coach Bill Leroy, Katie Converse, Kale Keigley, Sam Price, Peyton Engle and assistant coach Sarah Hoffer. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

NU girls soccer culture appears to be on uptick

By Bob Putman

August 27, 2025

The North Union girls soccer team may have a different look in 2025 than it did in 2024. The difference may very well be the culture of the team. There were some key players who graduated, including L...

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Members of the MHS varsity volleyball team are from left, front row, Jillian Sandy, Aaliyah West, Kenleigh Russell and Morgan Wilder; middle row, Annabelle Clair, Regan Forkin, Ava Landry, Kylie Jude and Lidia Zemskov; back row, Makayla Reece, Kara Moeller, Mya Schroeder and Fran Ortiz-Torres. (Journal-Tribune photo by Aleksei Pavloff)

MHS spikers eye improvement

By Tim Miller

August 27, 2025

Marysville’s varsity volleyball team is under the direction of a new coach. Rebecca Boggs, who formerly played collegiate volleyball at The Ohio State University, has taken over the helm of the Lady M...