Auditor: Settlement delays ‘a mess’
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October 7, 2026

Auditor: Settlement delays ‘a mess’

By Michael Williamson 

“It’s a mess.”

That’s how Union County Auditor Andrea Weaver referred to the tax settlement issues her office is dealing with thanks to the Ohio legislature.

County entities expecting tax revenue from second-half tax collections have still not received it and Weaver said that’s all due to ch...

Spooky season in full swing
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Spooky season in full swing
By Kevin Behrens 
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Halloween has arrived early on Hardin Place in Marysville, where a home is decked out with a colorful collection of skeletons, pumpkins, lights and other spooky decorations. The elaborate display was ...
Council review Sharp’s first 90 days
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Council review Sharp’s first 90 days
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Members of Marysville City Council said they’ve appreciated the work the city manager has done since coming on board three months ago – even if the process has seemed a bit daunting. City Manager Kim ...
Owen’s journey
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Owen Huber, 5, sits with his superhero mask and cape, waiting to join family and friends on a celebratory walk and get-together Sept. 27 to highlight his story. Huber was born with spina bifida and his neighborhood, Pleasant View Farms, recently organized the event ahead of Spina Bifida Awareness Month in October. (Photo submitted)
Owen’s journey
Community rallies around young neighbor
By Mike Williamson 
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A Union County neighborhood recently came together to highlight one of its own and bring awareness to a sometimes overlooked condition. Residents of Pleasantview Farm, a small community north of Union...
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Football players of week named
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Football players of week named
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The Journal-Tribune has named its football players of the week for games played on Friday, Oct. 2. Owen Harbold, a senior tight end-linebacker, is Marysville’s (2-5) selection. Harbold helped stopped ...
Spikers capture matches
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The first two sets were competitive, but the wide margin in the score during the third game allowed Triad’s spikers to sweep Elgin during a non-conference match. The Lady Cardinals (13-4) won 25-22, 2...
Area soccer teams triumph
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Fairbanks Panthers will look for second victory of grid season at Northeastern
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Fairbanks’ Collin Bailey (4) follows Carson Shope’s (2) going into the line during last week’s game against Mechanicsburg. The Panthers will travel to Northeastern on Friday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Tim Miller)
Fairbanks Panthers will look for second victory of grid season at Northeastern
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The Fairbanks football team is still looking for its second victory of the 2026 season. It may come against another “directionally” named school on Friday when the Panthers travel to Northeastern. Bot...
Alder gridders hope to rebound when they face arch-rival London
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Parker Bates (4) of Jonathan Alder prepares to go into the end zone against Urbana. The Pioneers will return home to face London on Friday. (Journal-Tribune photo by Josh Kaeser)
Alder gridders hope to rebound when they face arch-rival London
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October 7, 2026
Jonathan Alder’s football team will face the second opponent in a three-game “gauntlet” of Central Buckeye Conference opponents on Friday. The Pioneers (6-1) lost their first game of the 2026 season w...
Spooky season in full swing
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By Kevin Behrens 
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Halloween has arrived early on Hardin Place in Marysville, where a home is decked out with a colorful collection of skeletons, pumpkins, lights and other spooky decorations. The elaborate display was ...