Emery returns to Marysville
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August 6, 2026
Former city manager agrees to temporary advisor role.

Emery returns to Marysville

By From JT Staff Reports 

Terry Emery is returning to the City of Marysville.

Officials announced the former city manager will be returning to the city temporarily to serve in an advisory capacity as the administration works through leadership transitions. He has agreed to serve through early September.

Emery, who dedicated mo...

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By Kyle Meddles 
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A woman from Mount Victory has been charged with allegedly stealing oxycodone from patients at Walnut Crossing while employed as a director at the assisted living center. The Union County Grand Jury h...
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The map identifies the locations of Flock Safety automated license plate reader cameras throughout the Marysville area. Red points mark the locations of each camera. The cameras capture images of passing license plates to assist law enforcement investigations. (Graphic submitted)
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NU places third at Fairbanks Invitational at Darby Creek
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Luke Poling hitting the golf ball at a tournament. (Journal-Tribune by Bob Putman)
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