MHS’ senior tennis players are from left, Lydia Romine, Anne Grimm, Kylie Wells and Julia Shade. The Lady Monarchs will host Reynoldsburg today. (Journal-Tribune photo by Sam Dillon) –––– Jonathan Alder’s tennis team notched a 5-0 victory at Northwestern on Monday. Singles -Mikayla Holland beat Betheniee Wilson 6-1, 6-1; -Sydney Winslow downed Gianna Embry 6-1, 6-3; -Maddy Grove defeated Kate Pederson 1-6, 6-1, 6-4. Doubles -Mary Kate Hipp and Paula Berge beat Bree Latter and Nicole Bean 6-6 (6-7), 6-2, third-set tie breaker 10-8; -Abigale Watkins and Eliza Watkins defeated Madison Smith and Brenna Aldridge 6-3, 6-2. — MHS drops…
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Municipal Court Speeding – Dalton L. Allen-Schuster, Marion, $58 fine, $28 costs. Child restraint – Dalton L. Allen-Schuster, Marion, $58 fine, $28 costs. Seat belt – Dalton L. Allen-Schuster, Marion, dismissed, $28 costs. OVI – Kevin W. Thompson, Plain City, $1000 fine, $365 susp., $190 costs, 90 days jail 70 susp., OL susp. 1 yr. Speeding – Jennifer L. Potts, Russells Point, $58 fine, $165 costs. Speeding – Angelo K. Anderson, Marion, $58 fine, $110 costs. Speeding – Pamela L. Cinelli, Dublin, dismissed, traffic diversion program completed, $143 costs. Speeding – Kathleen M. Faust, Dublin, $58 fine, $110 costs. No…
Gymnasts place third The Bunsold Middle School girls gymnastics team placed third during a quad meet over the weekend against Hilliard Weaver, Hilliard Heritage and Hilliard Memorial. The Lady Monarchs tallied 128 points. Bunsold places were as follows: -Vault: sixth-Megan Gregory; -Bars: fourth-Gregory, third-Lily Eck; -Beam: sixth-Gregory, fourth-Chloe Baschnagel; -Floor: sixth-Chloe Baschnagel, sixth-Eck. Soccer teams tie The Fairbanks girls soccer squad played to a 2-2 tie against the Wellington School on Monday. Action came during FHS’ annual Kick for The Cure game. The Panthers (8-1-3) notched goals from Samantha Adkins and Joelle Ziegler. Macy Wanamaker was credited with four saves.…
Former Walt Disney World Company executive Dennis Snow spoke to business leaders this morning at the Der Dutchman Restaurant in Plain City. Snow spoke to the audience about attention to detail and creating a memorable experience. The presentation was part of the Richwood Banking Co.’s business lecture series commemorating its 150th anniversary. (Journal-Tribune photo by Kevin Behrens)
Jonathan Alder’s boys golfers won the Union County Classic on Saturday. Members of the team are from left, Mychal McKelvey, Zach Otto, Giuseppe Petrella, Liam Thompson, Tyler Hilbert and, Hayden Mitchell. (Photo submitted) –––– The Jonathan Alder High School boys golf team won the annual Union County Classic at Marysville Golf Club on Saturday. The Pioneers took the championship with a team score of 323. Fairbanks shot a 327 and Marysville carded a 337. Mychael McKelvey led the Pioneers with a 77, followed by Tyler Hilbert-78, Giuseppe Petrella-82 and Zach Otto-86. A pair of Panthers had highlights during the match.…
Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers were involved in a high-speed chase Saturday that went from Logan County to Scottslawn Road. According to officials, troopers attempted to stop someone in a light blue 1999 Ford Taurus Saturday at 11:45 a.m. for speeding southbound on U.S. 33. The driver then led two OSP cars on a chase that held at about 105 mph. Troopers slowed when they entered Marysville city limits due to safety. Both the Marysville Police Department and Union County Sheriff’s Office were notified of the chase. Authorities stopped chasing at around Scottslawn Road due to heavy traffic causing safety…
Anthony Padovano (center) of North Union throws the football while a host of NU linemen attempt to hold off the Ontario defense during a football game Friday night at Ontario. The wildcats defeated the Warriors 17-14 to improve to 3-2 on the season. (Photo submitted) –––– The North Union football “Road Warriors” continued their winning ways away from Richwood with Friday’s 21-17 victory at Ontario. The Wildcats broke the .500 mark when Garrett Miller’s two-yard run and Drake Price’s extra point provided for the game’s final margin. The contest featured four exchanges in the lead and NU sealed the deal…
In this undated photo, Kelly Kuhns holds her son, Oliver, in Plain City, Ohio. Kuhns is advocating for an Ohio bill that would ban abortions based on the type of pre-natal Down syndrome diagnosis she received for her son, Oliver. (AP Photo) –––– PLAIN CITY, Ohio (AP) — Kelly Kuhns rejected Down syndrome testing the first three times she got pregnant; the 36-year-old nurse from Ohio always knew she’d never terminate a pregnancy. But after her third pregnancy ended in miscarriage, she decided with the fourth to take the test. Her hope was to help doctors guide her to a…
Marysville’s Katie Krueger is pictured competing in Lancaster on Saturday. (Photo submitted) –––– The Lady Monarch cross-country team took on the heat and hills of Lancaster to finish in fourth place of 22 Division I teams at the Bob Reall Invitational at Lancaster on Saturday. Leading the way for the team was sophomore Jacquelyn Witt, who finished in fifth place in 19:44. Also scoring for the Monarchs were Katie Krueger (18th, 20:53), Morgan Forney (24th, 21:18), Leanne Eichorn (43rd, 21:55) and Emma Rice (45th, 21:59). The Marysville boys finished 10th out of 21 Division I teams. The boys worked hard…
Civil Filings Midland Funding LLC vs. Travina Smith, for plaintiff, $3,064.16. Kemba Financial Credit Union vs. Nicole M. Carter, for plaintiff, $6,657.85. Midland Funding LLC vs. Rebekah Breon, for plaintiff, $2,768.05. Jefferson Capital Systems LLC vs. Lloyd D. Speakman, for plaintiff, $1,474.81. Bureaus Investment Group vs. Tiffany M. Grimes, for plaintiff, $2,336.86. Portfolio Recovery Assoc. LLC vs. Charles Lipovich, for plaintiff, $820.05. Discover Bank vs. Jason Evans, for plaintiff, $5,958.17. General Audit Corporation vs. David E. Stone, for plaintiff, $346.89. Mariner Finance LLC vs. Kim M. Johe, for plaintiff, $2,655.90. General Audit Corporation vs. Adam J. Eagy, for plaintiff, $1,285.60.…
Anthony Padovano (center) of North Union throws the football while a host of NU linemen attempt to hold off the Ontario defense during a football game Friday night at Ontario. The wildcats defeated the Warriors 17-14 to improve to 3-2 on the season. (Photo submitted) –––– The North Union football “Road Warriors” continued their winning ways away from Richwood with Friday’s 21-17 victory at Ontario. The Wildcats broke the .500 mark when Garrett Miller’s two-yard run and Drake Price’s extra point provided for the game’s final margin. The contest featured four exchanges in the lead and NU sealed the deal…
Municipal Court Speeding – Dalton L. Allen-Schuster, Marion, $58 fine, $28 costs. Child restraint – Dalton L. Allen-Schuster, Marion, $58 fine, $28 costs. Seat belt – Dalton L. Allen-Schuster, Marion, dismissed, $28 costs. OVI – Kevin W. Thompson, Plain City, $1000 fine, $365 susp., $190 costs, 90 days jail 70 susp., OL susp. 1 yr. Speeding – Jennifer L. Potts, Russells Point, $58 fine, $165 costs. Speeding – Angelo K. Anderson, Marion, $58 fine, $110 costs. Speeding – Pamela L. Cinelli, Dublin, dismissed, traffic diversion program completed, $143 costs. Speeding – Kathleen M. Faust, Dublin, $58 fine, $110 costs. No…
Pictured are the girls golf teams from Marysville, Fairbanks and Grove City (no names provided). Seniors from the schools were honored during a triangular match on Thursday. (Photo submitted)
Fairbanks’ girls soccer team improved to 7-1-2 overall and 5-0-1 in the Ohio Heritage Conference with a 3-0 win over Mechanicsburg on Thursday. Sarah Young, Molly Olson and Emma Cook each had a goal. Samantha Adkins and Taylor Hall each tallied an assist. Macy Wanamaker finished with three saves. MHS girls fall The Lady Monarch varsity and junior varsity girls each fell to Clear Fork by 1-0 verdicts. The varsity squad outshot the Colts, 9-6, but could not find the net. Clear Fork scored its goal 12 minutes into the second half. .
The Lady Panther volleyball team put another notch in the net Thursday with a 25-9, 25-13, 25-10 triumph over Madison Plains. With the victory, Fairbanks went to 16-0 overall and 10-0 in the Ohio Heritage Conference. FHS countered the Eagles’ strong hitting with a powerful and balanced attack, featuring five different hitters with at least five kills. Stats for the match were as follows: -Abbey Hubbs: 27/27 serving, 24 points, five aces, 13/13 attacks, five kills; -Kelsey Thorbahn: 9/9 serving, five points, 20/22 passing, 19/23 attacks, five kills; -Megan King: 11/12 attacks, seven kills; -Hunter Johnson: 16/19 passing; -Kas. Carstensen:…