NU officials tour new Tri-Rivers facilities

Education, News

November 18, 2025

Students enrolled in the construction program at Tri-Rivers are building houses for low-to-mid income families in Marion through a partnership with the city and the Marion Land Bank. Pictured above at left from front to back, North Union board members Brian Davis, Shelly Ehret and Bradley DeCamp take a step inside of one of the houses as Tri-Rivers assistant superintendent Aaron Stewart, at right, discusses the construction program during a tour of the school’s facilities on Monday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kyle Meddles)

NU officials tour new Tri-Rivers facilities

By Kyle Meddles

North Union’s Board of Education toured the expanded facilities at Tri-Rivers Career Center after it received an $8.5 million Career Technical Education (CTE) grant from the state in 2023 to make enhancements to school facilities.

In early November of 2023, Ohio Gov. Mike DeWine announced that near...

P.C. officials concerned with loss of medical providers

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"Right now, we are monitoring Plain City becoming a bit of a medical desert." - Jason Stanford, Plain City Development Director

P.C. officials concerned with loss of medical providers

By Jack Christian

November 27, 2025

Plain City officials said they are bracing for a significant shift in local health care access as Memorial Health prepares to leave the village, raising concerns about the availability of essential me...

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County can now tax Airbnb, Vrbo

By Michael Williamson

November 26, 2025

Short-term rentals in Union County will now be required to pay a lodging tax. The county commissioners voted Wednesday to approve a resolution that changes the definition of a hotel from having five o...

Bolt action rifle believed to have misfired in attempted murder case

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After responding to Milridge Drive at 7:15 p.m., Tuesday, for an attempted murder in a domestic incident, officers located the suspect fleeing the scene in a vehicle at the intersection of Milridge Drive and Milford Avenue. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kyle Meddles)

Bolt action rifle believed to have misfired in attempted murder case

By Kyle Meddles

November 26, 2025

Marysville police responded to an attempted murder on Milridge Drive Tuesday night where an antique bolt action rifle was used but no shots were fired in a possible misfire incident. Captain Nate Sach...

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"Right now, we are monitoring Plain City becoming a bit of a medical desert." - Jason Stanford, Plain City Development Director

P.C. officials concerned with loss of medical providers

By Jack Christian

November 27, 2025

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County can now tax Airbnb, Vrbo

By Michael Williamson

November 26, 2025

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Bolt action rifle believed to have misfired in attempted murder case

By Kyle Meddles

November 26, 2025

Sports

Pickers wrap up regular season; bowl games looming

November 26, 2025

This is the final regular-season Pigskin Pickers for 2025. We have no more high school games for the season and we are ending with the slate of games that includes The Game between The Ohio State Univ...

Sports

Marysville’s Brady Watkins, left, and Halle Ruby are pictured competing in events against Teays Valley on Monday. Both MHS teams won their meets. (Journal-Tribune photos by Tim Miller)

Marysville swimmers defeat Teays Valley

By Tim Miller

November 26, 2025

Marysville’s boys and girls swimming teams opened the 2025-2026 season on Monday by hosting Teays Valley. The boys team scored a 120-29 victory, while the girls claimed a 122-44 triumph. There was a b...

Sports

Lindsey named NU’s player of game

By Tim Miller

November 26, 2025

North Union played the only football game involving a local high school team last Friday. The Wildcats (9-5) dropped a 35-21 verdict to Indian Lake (11-2) during the Division V, Region 20 championship...