Man who shot at cops gets $5M bond
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September 4, 2025

Man who shot at cops gets $5M bond

By Kyle Meddles 

The Marysville man charged with shooting at local police officers has plead not guilty to all charges and is being held on a $5 million bond while the prosecution pushes to deny bail.

Dustin Ohm, 29, of 960 White Oak Court, was arraigned in the Union County Court of Common Pleas last week on charges ...

Puppy guppies
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Puppy guppies
By Chad Williamson 
September 4, 2025
Marysville officially closed the municipal swimming pool Tuesday night, but before it did the water was open for the annual Dog Swim. From 5-7 p.m., dogs of all sizes were allowed to swim, jump and pl...
Council OKs Marysville East zoning amendment
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Council OKs Marysville East zoning amendment
By Michael Williamson 
September 3, 2025
Marysville City Council approved a much discussed zoning request dealing with a portion of Marysville East. At the brief and unusually full city council work session Tuesday night, the board voted 4-2...
Weapon found on Navin Playground revealed to be airsoft gun
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Weapon found on Navin Playground revealed to be airsoft gun
By From JT Staff Reports 
September 3, 2025
An email sent out to families of children who attend Navin Elementary School revealed that an airsoft gun was found on the school playground Wednesday morning. Navin principal Katie Van Schoyck said s...
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Miller holds slim lead in Pigskin Pickers race
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Miller holds slim lead in Pigskin Pickers race
September 4, 2025
Sports editor Tim Miller emerged as the leader in the second week of the Pigskin Pickers. Miller won six of the nine games and now holds a 10-5 record for the season. Publisher Kevin Behrens and sport...
Journal-Tribune names gridiron players of game
Sports
The Journal-Tribune’s football players of the game for the second week of the 2025 season are from left, Mitchell Evans, Marysville; Nick Van Hoose, North Union; Trey Bentley, Jonathan Alder; Brody Hess, Triad; and Evan Wiedmann, Fairbanks. (Journal-Tribune file photos)
Journal-Tribune names gridiron players of game
By Tim Miller 
September 4, 2025
The second week of the 2025 high school football season was more successful for Union County area teams. Marysville, North Union and Jonathan Alder were all victorious. The Journal-Tribune has named p...
Local volleyball squads win matches
Sports
North Union’s Kennedy Harrah dives for the ball. The Lady Cats turned back Graham in three sets. (Photo submitted)
Local volleyball squads win matches
By Bob Putman 
September 4, 2025
Playing its first Central Buckeye Conference volleyball match of the season, North Union made quick work of a visiting Graham squad. The Lady Cats won in three sets, defeating the Falcons 25-12, 25-3,...
MHS gridders will have to contend with Lancaster’s multi-faceted offense
Sports
Marysville’s JJ Henry picks up yardage against KIPP Columbus. The Monarchs will travel to Lancaster on Friday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)
MHS gridders will have to contend with Lancaster’s multi-faceted offense
By Tim Miller 
September 4, 2025
It appears as though Marysville High School’s football defensive unit will have to be ready to stop just about anything Friday evening at Lancaster. The Monarchs will travel to Fairfield County to fac...
Lady Monarch spikers sweep Hilliard Bradley
Sports
Annabelle Clair (14) prepares to blast the ball over the net against Hilliard Bradley. The Lady Monarchs won the match in three sets. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
Lady Monarch spikers sweep Hilliard Bradley
By Tim Miller 
September 4, 2025
Marysville’s varsity volleyball squad cracked the .500 mark with a three-set victory over Hilliard Bradley. The Lady Monarchs elevated their record to 4-3 with a 25-13, 25-19, 25-22 triumph. The Jagua...
Puppy guppies
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Puppy guppies
By Chad Williamson 
September 4, 2025
Marysville officially closed the municipal swimming pool Tuesday night, but before it did the water was open for the annual Dog Swim. From 5-7 p.m., dogs of all sizes were allowed to swim, jump and pl...