JA lacrosse team edges MHS; players involved in scuffle during game

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May 5, 2026

Jonathan Alder’s Logan Ahner, left, and Marysvill’s Ethan Grome battle for a face-off during a recent game. JA won, 11-10. (Journal-Tribune photo by Sarah Vollrath)

JA lacrosse team edges MHS; players involved in scuffle during game

By by Sarah Vollrath

By SARAH VOLLRATH

The boys lacrosse teams from Marysville and Jonathan Alder renewed their annual rivalry on the Monarchs’ home field.

Jonathan Alder won the match by an 11-10 score.

Marysville led JA 7-3 at halftime.

In the third period, the Pioneers scored four goals within a three-minute time fram...

Local youth golfers place during Heart of Ohio tournament

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Jensen Stover of North Union prepares to hit the ball off the tee during a Heart of Ohio Golf Association tournament.

Local youth golfers place during Heart of Ohio tournament

By Bob Putman

July 15, 2026

The Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association held its final regular-season tournament on Monday at Galion’s Valley View Golf Course. North Union’s Ethan Monroe finished third in the age 16-18 division, p...

NU’s Jolliff captures first place during Heart of Ohio golf event

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North Union golfer Alex Jolliff competing during a Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association event at Kings Mills.

NU’s Jolliff captures first place during Heart of Ohio golf event

By Bob Putman

July 15, 2026

After several top three finishes, Alex Jolliff was able to claim his first Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association title of the season on Thursday at Kings Mill Golf Course. Jolliff, who will be a sopho...

Marysville coaches instruct potential future Monarch pole vaulters during annual clinic

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Former Marysville High School pole vaulter and current assistant coach Mary Calvert, far right, demonstrates a drill to youngsters during the program's annual clinic. (Photo submitted)

Marysville coaches instruct potential future Monarch pole vaulters during annual clinic

By Tim Miller

July 14, 2026

Pole vault has been a strong event for the Marysville High School track and field program for many years. One of the reasons is that head coach Luke Sundermeier was a standout vaulter on both the high...

Mayor, council president resign at N.L. meeting

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Former North Lewisburg Mayor Ted Murphy Jr. holds his nameplate as he sits with the public after resigning his position early in Tuesday's council meeting. Murphy has said he needs to step away to recover as he fights cancer. (Journal-Tribune photo by Chad Williamson)

Mayor, council president resign at N.L. meeting

By Chad Williamson

July 16, 2026

In the first few minutes of Tuesday night’s North Lewisburg council meeting, the village lost decades of institutional knowledge. Mayor Ted Murphy Jr. and longtime Council President Matt Warner each r...

Education, Marysville School Board, News

MHS paving hits costly snag

By From JT Staff Reports

July 16, 2026

The cost of paving improvements at Marysville High School is increasing by nearly $390,000 after contractors discovered unstable soil beneath the project area. At its meeting Thursday, the Marysville ...

Local News, News

Cops vs. Robbers

By Chad Williamson

July 16, 2026

Residents at Walnut Crossing, 311 Professional Parkway, invited members of the Marysville Police Department to join them for a game of modified volleyball Tuesday at the facility. When officers arrive...

Sports

Jensen Stover of North Union prepares to hit the ball off the tee during a Heart of Ohio Golf Association tournament.

Local youth golfers place during Heart of Ohio tournament

By Bob Putman

July 15, 2026

Sports

North Union golfer Alex Jolliff competing during a Heart of Ohio Junior Golf Association event at Kings Mills.

NU’s Jolliff captures first place during Heart of Ohio golf event

By Bob Putman

July 15, 2026

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Council wonders if e-bike rules go too far

By Michael Williamson

July 15, 2026

Some Marysville City Council members are still not quite convinced the new e-bike policy is ready to roll out just yet. The board heard the second reading and public hearing of the proposed changes to...